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Stephanie Stiles 73 Corbett Rd. Barrington, NH Phone: (412) 719-1558 [email protected] Education Waynesburg University, Waynesburg Pennsylvania BS Athletic Training & BS Exercise Science. Evidence in Motion Therapeutic Neuromuscular Education course defining Pain and how to educate patients about why we hurt. Career Experience Fit For Work Early intervention and ergonomic job coaching to prevent musculoskeletal injuries. I June 2014-Current provide proactive care to reduce risks and behaviors associated with MSD injuries in the industrial setting. This includes warmup program designs, small and large group training, lifting labs, and OSHA approved first aid. Fit for Work is a partner of Confluent Health, a large cooperation dedicated to physical therapy research and progression. UPMC Sports Medicine Winchester Thurston School, Head Athletic Trainer Jan. 2007- Jun. 2014 Responsibilities with 5th-12th grades. Assist in orthopedic doctor’s office with heavy emphasis on DME. We provided rehabilitation programs and provided a free movement clinic to Pittsburgh Student Athletes. DICKS SPORTING GOODS PITTSBURGH MARATHON: 5 years of experience in assisting with finish line medical tent, medical tents along course, and medical supply planning, ordering, and packing for medical tents along the course. Pittsburgh Ballet Theater: 5 years of experience with musculoskeletal screenings, rehearsal, and performance nights. On call and back stage with performers for injury prevention and management. The Show Must Go On. HEADS UP PITTSBURGH: Partnership with the Pittsburgh Penguins to permit free baseline concussion testing during summer for young athletes. This involved current research in neck strengthening to reduce incidents and severity of MTBI, implementation of pediatric ImPact testing, and vestibular rehabilitation. Pittsburgh Harlequins Club rugby events including USA rugby games and tournaments. Covered Youth through Rugby 2010- 2016 D1 club and collegiate. Extensive experience with emergency response on and off the field. East End Youth Youth lacrosse league of Pittsburgh U15. Head ATC Lacrosse 2010-2016 High altitude Athletics with teams from all over the country. Age ranges from u11 to 60+ VAIL LACROSSE Event requires quick interactions, fast and professional work. We cover over 200 teams TOURNAMENT 2009- and 1000+ Athletes under our care for the duration. We are fully staffed with ATC’s from Current the US and Canada. We work well together coordinating day to day care as these teams move to different fields across multiple towns that help host this event. USA Taekwondo Local TKD events held in Pennsylvania. Ranging in Youth to Para Olympic trials. 2014 - Present Clearances, certificates, Liscense, and References are available upon request .

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