Callie Tosh

• Specifically designated for four NCAA Division II sports: volleyball, baseball, women's track & field, and women's golf.
• Provided emergency care, first aid and initial evaluations for any injury occurring on field, during practice, or while exercising.
• Instructed athletes on appropriate stretches and at-home treatments for minor injuries.
• Monitored and evaluated injured athletes during rehabilitation sessions.
• Assessed physical and physiological conditions of athletes to determine eligibility for competition.
• Applied therapeutic modalities and procedures to treat injuries.
• Educated athletes on importance of proper nutrition, rest and hydration.
• Devised rehabilitation and exercise plans to aid healing, build strength and prevent further injury.
• Liaised between athletes, coaches and doctors to coordinate appointments and support wellness.
• Communicated with head athletic trainer and doctors about patient needs.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.

• Assisted in onsite care of 15 NAIA sports including men's and women's basketball, soccer, golf, and track & field; volleyball, baseball, softball, cheerleading, shooting/archery, martial arts, and fishing.
• Responsible for diagnoses, treatment, and rehabilitation of acute and chronic athletic injuries of student-athletes.
• Utilized modalities such as cryotherapy, heat therapy, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, Normatech, cupping, IASTM, PNF techniques, and other options as indicated.
  Communicated with Head Athletic Trainer and relevant coaching staff concerning specific student-athletes injuries and specifications for return to activity.
• Provided home event coverage for men's and women's soccer and volleyball. Assisted in planning and implementation of annual pre-participation physicals.
• Organized and ordered supplies and inventory for athletic training needs. Supervised athletic training student aides and graduate athletic training students.
• Responsible for accurate and up-to-date medical records for student-athletes.

• Assisted as a graduate athletic training student at the following clinical sites:

University of Arkansas Razorback Baseball
University of Arkansas Recreation Sports Medicine Clinic Various Local High Schools

• Involved in multiple research studies including the topics of concussion and hydration.
• Worked under supervision of certified trainer to complete assessments, plan treatments and manage care.