Residency and Fellowship Requirements
- All applicants should be BOC-certified or BOC-certified eligible, having completed their undergraduate studies, or nearing completion at time of application.
- Participants should commit to a 1-year term for Residency, 2-year term for a Master’s Fellowship, and 4-year term for the Doctoral Fellowship
All applicants should:
- Submit a general application for our fellowship and residency programs.
Residency Program Benefits:
- Relocation/moving assistance
- Advanced certification/credentialing
- Hands-on advanced experiential development with our partners
- Monthly stipend
- Financial support for continuing education activities
- Professional Liability Insurance
- BOC, NATA, and state licensure fees
- Uniform
- PRN opportunities that range $5-10k per year
Fellowship Program Benefits:
- Full tuition and fee waivers
- Free Textbooks and required course materials
- Relocation/moving assistance
- Monthly stipend
- Financial support for continuing education activities
- Professional Liability Insurance
- BOC, NATA, and state licensure fees
- Uniform
- PRN opportunities that range $5-10k per year
Education
Our Athletic Training Residents and Fellows hone their knowledge and skills through an intensive advanced practices in athletic training clinical education program and secondary school/community college clinical assignment. Athletic Training Fellows will enroll in a master’s or doctoral program through one of our higher education partners (Concordia University Chicago, Concordia University St. Paul)
The degree programs are two and four academic years and the coursework is offered completely online. All of our fellowship participants must be BOC-eligible.