M.S. in Athletic Training Program Mission, Vision, Goals, & Learning Outcomes

Mission

To develop compassionate athletic trainers equipped with current best practice and evidence through a Christ-centered environment. Making a difference in our students’ lives so they make a difference in the world around them.

Vision

By 2030, Liberty University Athletic Training is a leader in producing compassionate clinical providers who influence and impact healthcare through both evidence-based practice and research to be Champions for Christ.

Program Goals

1. To produce compassionate clinical providers who are culturally sensitive through a biblical world view.
2. Develop practitioners who use evidence-based practice to obtain optimal clinical outcomes.
3. Prepare students with a diverse skill set that exceeds the minimal expectations for credentialing.
4. To develop selfless-servant leaders who will be actively engaged in their communities and profession.
5. Enhance employability of graduates and admission into post-professional programs.
6. To become a healthcare professional that conducts quality research which enhances clinical knowledge and guides patient care.

Program Learning Outcomes

1. Provide compassionate patient-centered Health Care using a Biblical worldview.
2. Use evidence-based research/clinical outcome measures to direct patient care.
3. Use evidence-based techniques to assess and develop interventions for pathologies.
4. Demonstrate evidence-based assessment procedures for overall wellness including injury prevention techniques.
5. Apply the knowledge of Health Care administration and informatics with professionalism.
6. Apply the knowledge of the literature in the Athletic Training discipline.