Careers in Sports Medicine

Sports Psychologists are professionals who:

Which one of these sports medicine professions can earn an average of $500,000 per year?

Which job is considered a "movement expert" and helps patients return to pre-injury status?

Sports Medicine requires knowledge from all of these subjects EXCEPT:

The Umbrella of Sports Medicine is divided into which 2 categories?

Which profession may run a patient through various "stress tests" to research how the body reacts during exercise?

Which job is more entry-level, and might involve cleaning equipment, folding towels, or getting coffee for the office?

In what order does the Circle of Care go?

Which of these are common career settings for an athletic trainer?

The job that applies scientific knowledge to athletes for the primary goal of improving performance:

Which profession deals with spinal manipulation and musculoskeletal issues?

Orthopedic Surgeons are responsible for:

All of these personal characteristics are required for a career in sports medicine EXCEPT:

Which profession works with athletes and their ability perform under pressure?

Sports Medicine is the branch of medicine that deals with:

Career duties of a Physician Assistant include:

Which profession requires the most time spent in school?

All of these professions are considered sports medicine careers EXCEPT:

Which profession counsels patients about their diet and creates a plan based on the patient's goals?

All of these locations are sports medicine career settings EXCEPT: