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Athletic Trainer Assignments – Search by Team Albion College Lakeview High School Aaron Mehl MS, CSCS Ibraheem Mutahr AT, ATC Allen Park High School Lawrence Technological University Meaghan Rourke MA, AT, ATC, PES Michael Alfonsi MS, AT, ATC Brent Beck MAT AT, ATC, CSCS Bloomfield Hills High School Marloes Blokdijk MA, AT, ATC, PES, FMS Dayna Elenis AT, ATC, LMT Taylor Cutajar MS, AT, ATC, CSCS, CES, PES Marnie Hawes MS, AT, ATC Columbia Central High School Rebecca Neal MS, NR-EMT, AT, ATC Marian High School Dawn Thrasher AT, ATC, PES, FMS Concord High School Melanie Weesies AT, ATC Mercy High School Hannah Woods AT, ATC Cranbrook Kingswood Schools Trevor Lopez AT, ATC, TPI Michigan Center High School Sarah Goodwin MA, AT, ATC Dearborn High School Kelly Scala AT, ATC Napoleon High School Erin Nelson AT, ATC Detroit Country Day School Kady O'Connell MS, AT, ATC Northwest High School Kaitlyn Herwat MA, AT, ATC Detroit Lions Matthew Barnes MAT, AT, ATC Springport High School Kelly Lane AT, ATC, LMT Detroit Pistons Alex Garland AT, ATC Spring Arbor University Dave Brock AT, ATC Edsel Ford High School Chris Benedict AT, ATC Jamie Schwab AT, ATC University of Detroit-Jesuit Fordson High School Eric Schwab MA, AT, ATC Alonzo Groggins AT, ATC University of Michigan Dearborn Hanover-Horton High School Ashley Mattern AT, ATC Kevin Fleming MA, MBA, AT, ATC Kelsey Rasky AT, ATC Jackson College Western High School Katelyn Canterbury BS, AT, ATC Jenn Benedict MAT, AT, ATC For more information on athletic training at Henry Ford Health System, contact Christina Eyers, Director of Athletic Training & Community Outreach at (313) 651-1915..

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