Rosemary Morrissey

• Evaluations and treatment of acute and chronic injuries ranging from ankle sprains to surgical and non-operative ACL rehabilitations.
• Sport specific rotations including high school football, wrestling, as well as collegiate men's and women's lacrosse.
• Demonstrated professionalism in all interactions with coaches, staff members, parents, and other stakeholders within the athletics community.
• Effective utilization of manual therapy techniques such as; IASTM, massage, myofascial decompression, myofascial release, PNF, and joint mobilizations to treat and manage injuries
• Implementation of modality based treatment, including ultrasound, electrical-stimulation, laser treatments iontophoresis, and light therapy

• Sports medicine intern working with track and field athletes
• Provide pre and post practice treatments for collegiate athletes including ankle taping, ultrasound treatments, massage therapy, and myofascial cupping
• Ensuring athletic training room is clean and appropriately stocked with needed materials
• Observing practices to be able to quickly respond to acute injuries
• Providing support to athletic training staff where needed

• Selected for a study abroad to learn about Gaelic games including:
• Observation of practices and post-practice treatments
• Lectures regarding progressions in strength and conditioning and rehabilitation for young athletes
• Lectures regarding the history and cultural importance of Gaelic games, and ways to be more culturally aware to diverse populations

Paid intern, which includes participating in and leading activities such as

• Venue construction and organization prior to race
• Race day registration including welcoming, encouraging and engaging with hundreds of athletes, prior to the start of the event.
• Leading groups of volunteers for in-water kayak safety, and emergency evacuation procedures.
• Management of registration information for athletes ensuring proper documentation, and tracking of athlete data during the race.

• Working one on one with individuals with disabilities at stay-away camps.
• Learning intricacies of what disability ministry entails and how to integrate that into different settings like churches, or schools.
• Learning how to properly fit wheelchairs to accommodate individuals needs, and assisting in fitting of wheelchairs
• Learning some Thai Language and cultural norms so that we could assist people with disabilities professionally in Thailand.
• Advocating for those with disabilities to ensure they receive care and treatment that is appropriate and considerate of their individual needs.