08/21/2026
Now welcoming Brooke to our program!
page of the Professional Master Degree in Athletic Training at Utah Tech University.
08/21/2026
Now welcoming Brooke to our program!
08/14/2026
🍊Orange you glad our first years are learning so well!
Here’s our first years practicing injections on some oranges.
08/08/2026
Welcome Napa and Kaiden! We’re excited to have them join us this year!!
08/05/2026
🌎💨❄️🔥🌊
The elements of athletic training
Did you know all of these sports/areas have athletic trainers!!
*Photos found on Google images*
07/29/2026
Stayin’ alive
Our first years are practicing their CPR skills to music!
Staying on beat is important so here’s some songs to practice CPR with:
Stayin’ Alive - Bee Gees
Dynamite - BTS
Dance the Night - Dua Lipa
07/25/2026
Cohort bond: Forged in study sessions and sealed at the range 💥
Taking a quick break from clinical hours and textbooks to test our aim! Great morning hanging out with the 1st and 2nd years (and showing Dr. Neibert how it's done 😉).
Don't miss the last slide for a classic "Dr. Nibs" 😂
Trust level: 💯
Our 1st year MAT students Zeke Miller and tanneralameida tackled emergency airway management! Watch as they practice measuring, lubricating, and inserting a Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA)-- a crucial skip for securing a patients airway when every second counts.
07/22/2026
Mastering the art and science of Athletic Training!
Comprehensive care goes far beyond the sidelines. This summer, our 2nd year MAT cohort have been practicing key medical competencies, including GI palpation, cardiovascular and pulmonary auscultation, and clinical suturing for wound care.
Swipe to see our future athletic trainers in action!
07/21/2026
2026 Utah Tech MAT Retreat!
We had a great weekend hanging out, playing board games and volleyball, and enjoying the cooler weather
07/13/2026
Exertional Heat Illness remains a constant risk for active individuals, but is highly preventable with the right protocols. From heat syncope to extertional heat stroke, making sure to identify the signs and symptoms early and providing rapid treatment can be critical for a positive outcome.