KINESIOLOGY 398ATHLETIC TRAINING PRACTICUM IIIaINSTRUCTOR: Tonia Gruppen, MS, ATCAssistant Professor and Assistant Athletic Trainer(O) ? (H)748-2507 (C)836-6238email: [email protected]. Gruppen will serve as the Approved Clinical Instructor (ACI) for the students in this practicum section. As such, she will provide instruction for the required competency modules, evaluate each student clinical experience performance at the enc of the semester. Students may be supervised by ACIs other than Ms. Gruppen from time to time during their clinical experiences in the Hope College athletic training facilities or in an off-campus placement.ACADEMIC CREDIT: One credit hourTEXTBOOK: Knight K. Clinical experiences in athletic training. 3rd edition. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, 2001.Anderson KN, Anderson LE, Glanze WD. Mosby’s medical,nursing, and allied health dictionary. St. Louis: Mosby, 1998.PREREQUISITE: Admission to the athletic training program, permission of instructorMEETING TIME: Monday, 11:00am; Dow Training RoomCOURSE STRUCTURE: The Athletic Training Practicum has two components: Clinical experience in a setting(s) assigned bythe instructor and an informal weekly seminar. Students shall perform athletic training duties in their assigned clinicalsettings commensurate with their level of experience and competence. Students will be assigned a variety of athletic training competencies from Knight (see Course Goals). Theseminar will be used to discuss, practice, and demonstrate assigned competencies. Other pertinent topics will also be discussed in the seminar.COURSE GOALS: The primary goal of this course is to develop mastery of the competencies from Knight listed in the topic schedule below.A secondary goal is to provide students with opportunities to apply athletic training knowledge and skill learned in the course on actual patientsin a clinical setting.Module Module Description Due DateT2 Supervising/Teaching Level 2 Students Friday, December 9, 2005X6 Men’s Team Sport Experience Friday, December 9 ,2005I 1 Surgical Observation Friday, December 9, 2005J1 Foot Injury Management Friday, September 23, 2005J2 Ankle Injury Management Friday, October 14, 2005J3 Lower Leg Injury Management Friday, October 28, 2005J4 Knee Injury Management Friday, November 18, 2005K2 Substance Abuse Friday, December 9, 2005K3 Psychosocial Intervention Friday, December 9, 2005L2 Preparticipation Medical/Physical Examination Friday, December 9, 2005L3 Revise Policies and Procedures Manual Friday, December 9, 2005L4 Administrative Plans Friday, December 9, 2005L5 Facility Design Friday, December 9, 2005STUDENT ASSESSMENT: Competency for the assigned modules shall be evaluated in individual feedback sessions between the student and the instructor. Attendance at all clinical assignments and weekly seminars is required. The course grade shall be determined as follows:Competency Modules…………………………………100 pts each moduleAttendance………………………………………………25 pts each sessionAffective Competencies………………………………..0-4 pts eachFinal Percentage………………………………………..Points earned/points possibleFinal Grade………………………………………………90-100=A 80-89=B 70-79=C 60-69=D Below