Modalities Conditioning and Rehabilitative Exercises Psychosocial Intervention and Referral Nutritional Aspects of Injuries and Illnesses Healthcare Administration Professional Development and Responsibility Healthcare Professional Development and Responsibility Post-professional programs There are several post-professional masters-level athletic training programs. These programs are for credentialed athletic trainers who desire to become scholars, researchers, and advanced practice professionals. Schools with post-professional athletic training masters programs include: A.T. Still University, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Illinois State University, Indiana State University, Indiana University, University of Kentucky, Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Ohio University, University of Oregon, California University of Pennsylvania, Thomas Jefferson University, Temple University, Old Dominion University, University of Toledo, University of Virginia, University of Missouri, Weber State University, University of Michigan, University of North Georgia and Winona State University. There are doctoral programs in athletic training, each with different curricular emphasis. Athletic training program in doctoral education is offered by the University of Idaho, Florida International University, A.T. Still University, and Indiana State University. Treatment population and settings Athletic trainers treat a broad population, from the amateur and professional athlete to the typical patient in need of orthopaedic rehabilitative care. The NATA describes typical clients groups as, Recreational, amateur and professional athletes Individuals who have sustained musculoskeletal injuries Those seeking strength, conditioning, fitness and performance enhancement Others designated by the physician. Services rendered by the athletic trainer take place in a wide variety of settings and venues. These may include: Athletic training clinics Schools (K-12, colleges, universities) Outpatient Rehabilitation Clinics Hospitals Physician offices Community facilities Workplaces (commercial and government) Military installations and veteran medical facilities Professional sport organizations Performing arts See also National Athletic Trainers' Association International Sports Sciences Association Board of Certification, Inc. References ^ Health care occupations Sports occupations and roles Sports medicine