Health Sciences - Sports Medicine

Sports Medicine Program of Study

The Sports Medicine Program of Study prepares students for careers in athletic training, sports medicine, physical therapy, and other healthcare professions. Through hands-on learning, laboratory experiences, industry certifications, mentorship opportunities, and direct experience working with school athletic teams, students develop the knowledge and skills needed to prevent injuries, support recovery, and promote athlete health and performance.

Courses

Athletic Medicine I
Learn the fundamentals of sports medicine, injury prevention, CPR/AED, anatomy, and athletic training through classroom and laboratory experiences.

Athletic Medicine II
Build advanced skills in injury evaluation, rehabilitation, taping techniques, leadership, and athletic healthcare practices.

Anatomy & Physiology
Explore the structure and function of the human body while studying medical terminology, body systems, and human health.

Health
Develop a foundation in personal health, nutrition, fitness, stress management, human development, and wellness.

AP Chemistry (College Credit)
Study college-level chemistry while building the scientific knowledge that supports careers in healthcare, sports medicine, and related fields.

Career Opportunities

This pathway can prepare students for careers such as:

• Athletic trainer
• Physical therapist
• Exercise physiologist
• Sports medicine physician
• Occupational therapist
• Physician assistant

Students develop the scientific knowledge, technical skills, and critical thinking needed to continue their education or pursue careers in sports medicine and healthcare.