Exercise Science: Athletic Trainer Aide (CERT)
Department website: https://www.cerritos.edu/kinesiology/default.htm
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
The Athletic Trainer Aide Certificate is designed to prepare students to work in a clinical setting, a high school, a college or a professional athletic training facility as an aide to a Certified Athletic Trainer or other allied health professional.
Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate the selection, conduction, and interpretation of fitness assessments and health risk appraisals, and use findings to develop appropriate individualized exercise prescriptions.
- Identify major muscles and their actions, tissue properties, and understanding of chemical and cellular basis of physiology especially how it applies to tissue healing and the energy systems.
- Display proficiency in basic emergency procedures, emergency action plans for specific venues/situation, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
- Prevent, evaluate, and proper application of immobilization, protection, and taping techniques for common athletic injuries.
- Illustrate the ability to apply and communicate appropriate knowledge in the work environment and utilize professional and medical terminology when describing human anatomy, physiology, injuries, and rehabilitation.
Program Requirements
Code Number | Course Title | Units |
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Department Requirements | ||
KIN 102 | Introduction to Athletic Training | 3.0 |
KIN 104 | Fitness and Wellness | 3.0 |
KIN 110 | Community First Aid and CPR | 3.0 |
or HED 110 | Community First Aid and CPR | |
KIN 202 | Measurement and Interpretation of Fitness | 3.0 |
KIN 203 | Programs and Principles of Conditioning | 3.0 |
KIN 205 | Anatomical Movement Analysis | 3.0 |
KIN 206A | Lower Extremity Injury Assessment and Reconditioning | 2.0 |
KIN 206B | Upper Extremity Injury Assessment and Reconditioning | 2.0 |
KIN 207 | Athletic Injury Taping, Bandaging and Immobilization | 1.0 |
KIN 271A | Work Experience Athletic Training | 1.0 |
MA 161 | Medical Terminology | 3.0 |
Total Units | 27 |