CURRICULUM VITAE Jeff G. Konin, PhD, ATC, PT, …Jeff G. Konin, Vitae (2-2010) 1 CURRICULUM VITAE Jeff G. Konin, PhD, ATC, PT, FACSM Address: Work: University of South Florida Department

Jeff G. Konin, Vitae (2-2010)

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CURRICULUM VITAE Jeff G. Konin, PhD, ATC, PT, FACSM Address:

Work: University of South Florida Department of Orthopedics & Sports Medicine College of Medicine 13220 USF Laurel Drive, MDF 5th Floor, MDC 106 Tampa, FL 33612 Phone (813) 396-9627 [email protected]

Home: 18103 Kennesaw Ct. Tampa, FL 33647 Phone (813) 500-4413

Birthdate: January 14, 1966 Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York Spouse: Gina (Lorence) Konin Children: Kyle James 1/9/98

Christopher Tyler 1/4/00 Education: BS 1988 Eastern Connecticut State University (Physical Education) MEd 1989 University of Virginia (Sports Medicine) MPT 1994 University of Delaware (Physical Therapy) PhD 2004 Nova Southeastern University (Physical Therapy) Clinical Positions Held: 2008 - Rehabilitation Consultant University of South Florida Athletics 2007- Athletic Trainer, ACHA Ice Hockey Team

University of South Florida 2003-2006 Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2003-2006 Director of Sports Medicine

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 1994-1996 Staff Physical Therapist and Athletic Trainer

Lewes Physical Therapy, Lewes, DE 1993-1994 Head Athletic Trainer

mailto:[email protected]


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Delaware Blue Bombers Professional Basketball, Wilmington, Delaware 1991-1994 Clinical Coordinator of Research

All Sports Clinic of Delaware 1991-1992 Head Athletic Trainer

Dickinson High School, Wilmington, Delaware 1991-1994 Clinical Athletic Trainer

Pike Creek Sports Medicine, Wilmington, Delaware 1989-1990 Head Athletic Trainer

Pell City High School, Pell City, Alabama 1989-1991 Clinical Athletic Trainer

HealthSouth Sports Medicine, Birmingham, Alabama Additional Clinical Experiences 2009 Florida State High School Women’s Volleyball State Championships Athletic Trainer 2009 United States Olympic Training Center Colorado Springs Volunteer Athletic Trainer 2008 Florida State High School Basketball State Championships Athletic Trainer 2007 – 2008 Chi Chi Rodriguez Charity Golf Classic Athletic Trainer 1998 Mobile Sports Medicine Unit

Local Site Representative for NASCAR Sports Medicine Staff 1992 United States Olympic Training Center Lake Placid Volunteer Athletic Trainer 1989 – 1991 Alabama High School Wrestling State Championships Athletic Trainer 1989 Boston Red Sox All-American Baseball Camp Athletic Trainer 1989 Connecticut State Nutmeg Games Athletic Trainer 1989 – 1990 Connecticut Starter AAU Basketball Camp


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Athletic Trainer 1988 – 1989 University of Virginia Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Academic Appointments: 2009 - Vice Chair, Department of Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine University of South Florida 2006 - Executive Director, Sports Medicine & Athletic Related Trauma Institute University of South Florida 2006- Associate Professor, Department of Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

College of Medicine, University of South Florida 2007-2008 Director, Athletic Training Education Program

University of South Florida 2007- 2008 Instructor – Online Master’s Program

Western Carolina University 2005-2006 Tenured Faculty Member

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2005-2006 Associate Professor, Department of Health Sciences

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2005-2008 Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia 2005-2006 Associate Professor, Graduate School

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2004-2006 Adjunct Professor

Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2001-2003 Approved Clinical Instructor (ACI)

Shenandoah University, Winchester, Virginia 2001-2006 Clinical Instructor Educator (CIE) & Approved Clinical Instructor (ACI)

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2001-2005 Assistant Professor, Department of Health Services

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2001-2006 Clinical Coordinator of Athletic Training

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia


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1995-2001 Instructor, Department of Health Programs Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education, PTA Program Delaware Technical & Community College, Georgetown, DE

Membership in Professional Societies (Current): National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA)

-Athletic Trainers’ Association of Florida (ATAF) -Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association (SEATA)

National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) American Heart Association American Red Cross Foundation Olympic Sports Medicine Society American College Sports Medicine (ACSM) - Fellow McCue Society Membership in Professional Societies (Past): National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA)

-Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association (VATA) -Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association (MAATA) -Delaware Athletic Trainers’ Association (DATA) -Eastern Athletic Trainer’s Association (EATA)

American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

-Sports Physical Therapy Section -Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Section -Education Section -Hand Section -Virginia Physical Therapy Association (VPTA)

Honors/ Awards: Fellow (FNATA) – National Athletic Trainers’ Association, 2010 Fellow (FACSM) – American College of Sports Medicine, 2009 Tampa Bay Business Journal – Health Care Heroes Educator Award, Finalist 2008 NATA Service Award - 2008 recipient College/University Athletic Trainer of the Year - Athletic Trainers’ Association of Florida, Nominated 2007 NATA Continuing Education Excellence Award- awarded 2008 NATA Continuing Education Excellence Award- nominated 2007 International Faculty Development Grant-$1,000, James Madison University, 2006


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Faculty Professional Development Grant-$1,000, James Madison University, 2006 International Grant- $1,000- James Madison University, 2006 Impact3 Leadership Participant- James Madison University, 2004-2005 Outstanding Junior Faculty Award- James Madison University, nominated 2004 Challenge Scholarship Recipient- National Strength & Conditioning Association, 2003 Distinguished Alumni Award- Eastern Connecticut State University, awarded 2003 Hall Faculty Award- James Madison University, nominated 2003 Distinguished Visiting Lecturer- Delaware Tech – 2002 Excellence in Teaching Award- Delaware Tech, nominated 2001 Excellence in Teaching Award- Delaware Tech, nominated 2000 F. A. Davis Award for outstanding physical therapist assistant educator, nominated in 1999. Courses Taught: University of South Florida- Course assistance with DPT, MD & AT PHT 6284 Physical Therapy Science I- Intervention CMS 8116 OSCE Skin & Bones Medicine 4th Year Clerkship

Sports Medicine Colloquium for Medical Students Ortho State of the Arts First Year Medical Student Summer Integration Physical Diagnosis I- Musculoskeletal Assessment Physical Diagnosis II- Musculoskeletal Cases

PET 3310 Kinesiology PET 3351 Exercise Physiology PET 4632C Therapeutic Modalities PET 4673L Clinical Practice in Athletic Training II PET 3696 Documentation for Athletic Training PET 4933 Seminar in Athletic Training Western Carolina University- Master’s of Athletic Training ATTR 550 Reimbursement in Athletic Training James Madison University-BS Health Sciences, BS Athletic Training HTH 390 Introduction to Physical Therapy HTH 441 Rehab Biomechanics HTH 690 Reading & Research


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ATEP 206 Advances Athletic Training ATEP 304A Upper Quarter Orthopedic Evaluation ATEP 304B Lower Quarter Orthopedic Evaluation ATEP 306 Therapeutic Modalities ATEP 406 Lower Quarter Orthopedic Rehabilitation ATEP 393 Level III Athletic Training Practicum ATEP 494 Level IV Athletic Training Practicum Nova Southeastern University –t-DPT PHT Patient Client Management Shenandoah University-MS Athletic Training

AT 541 Therapeutic Modalities (4 Credits) Delaware Technical & Community College- AS Health Services

PTA 118 Functional Human Anatomy & Kinesiology PTA 102 Therapeutic Modalities PTA 100 Introduction to Physical Therapy PTA 116 Introduction to Pathology PTA 205 Rehabilitation of Orthopedic Injuries PTA 208 Pathological Rehabilitation PTA 209 Management Principles for Physical Therapy SCHOLARSHIP

Chapters/Contributions

24. The Rehabilitation Referral. JG Konin, in Clinics in Sports Medicine (JG Konin & MD Miller, Eds.), Elsevier Publishers, copyright 2010.

23. Taping, Strapping, and Bracing of The Shoulder Complex. JG Konin, TJ Kuster, MD Miller, in Wilk KE, Reinold M and Andrews JR (Eds.), The Athlete’s Shoulder, 2nd Ed., Elsevier Publishers, copyright 2009.

22. Pediatric Sports Emergencies- Konin JG, in Rehberg R (Ed.), Sports Emergency Care, SLACK Inc Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 2007.

21. Communication as a Team Physician- Konin JG, in JG Konin and M Miler (Eds.), Working as a Team Physician, Elsevier Publishers, copyright 2007.

20. Physical Therapy as a Profession- Konin JG, in Chisolm, S (Ed.), Health Professions: Trends and Opportunities in U.S. Health Care, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, copyright 2007.

19. Reimbursement in Athletic Training- Konin JG, in Ingersoll C & Rankin J (Eds.), Athletic Training Management: Concepts and Applications, McGraw Hill Publishers,


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New York, copyright 2005.

18. Range of Motion & Flexibility. Konin JG, in Andrews JR, Harrelson G, & Wilk KE (Eds.), Physical Rehabilitation of The Injured Athlete, Williams & Wilkins/Saunders Publishers, copyright 2003.

17. Filing A Claim. JG Konin, in Reimbursement for Athletic Training, MJ Albohm, D Campbell & JG Konin (Eds.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ. Copyright 2001.

16. Kinesiology Terminology. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

15. Biomechanical Principles. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

14. Joint Structure and Function. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

13. Muscle Structure & Function. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

12. Principles of Tissue Repair. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

11. Kinesiology of the Wrist & Hand. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

10. Gait Analysis. JG Konin, in Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

9. Open Versus Closed Kinetic Chain Exercise: A Practical Consideration. G Davies, J Konin. Home Study Course for Orthopedic Section of APTA, copyright 1998.

8. Regulation of Athletic Training. D Campbell & JG Konin, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

7. Employment in The Clinical Setting. JG Konin, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

6. Administrative Policy and Procedure. JG Konin, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

5. The Athletic Trainer as a Personnel Manager. JG Konin, & PB Donley, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright


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1997.

4. Communication Skills in Clinical Athletic Training. JG Konin, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

3. Recognition of Nonorthopedic Medical Pathology. JG Konin, R Courson, H Wright, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

2. The Roles of Allied Health Care Providers. JG Konin, in Clinical Athletic Training, JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

1. Taping, Strapping & Bracing of the Shoulder Complex. JG Konin & FC McCue III, in The Athlete’s Shoulder, KE Wilk & JR Andrews (Eds.), Churchill Livingstone Publishers, copyright 1994.

TEXTBOOKS

19. Documentation for Athletic Training, 2nd Edition JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, Anticipated date of publication 2010.

18. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination, 4th Edition. JG Konin, D Wiksten, JA Isear, (Eds.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, anticipated date of publication 2010.

17. Management Strategies in Athletic Training, 4th Edition. R Ray & JG Konin (Eds.), Human Kinetics Publishers, Champaign, IL. Anticipated date of publication 2010.

16. A Pocket Guide to Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Procedures: 111 Commonly Performed Procedures for the Health Care Professional. Miller MD & Konin JG. Elsevier Publishers, Philadelphia, PA, anticipated date of publication Spring Fall 2010.

15. Rehabilitation from the Perspective of the Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist. JG Konin, guest editor, Clinics in Sports Medicine (MD Miller Ed.), Elsevier Publishing, Philadelphia, PA, 2010.

14. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination, Portugese Translation. Konin JG, Wiksten D, Isear JA, Brader H. SLACK Incorporated Publishers, Thorofare, New Jersey, 2007.

13. Working as a Team Physician. JG Konin, guest editor. Elseveir Publishing, Philadelphia, PA. copyright 2007.

12. Practical Kinesiology, Portuguese translation. JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 2006.

11. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination, 3rd Ed. JG Konin, D Wiksten, JA Isear, H Brader (Eds.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 2006.

10. Documentation for Athletic Training. JG Konin & M. Frederick (Eds.), SLACK Inc.


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Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, 2005.

9. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination, Spanish Translation. Konin JG, Wiksten D, Isear JA, Brader H. SLACK Incorporated Publishers, Thorofare, New Jersey, 2004.

8. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination, Korean Translation. Konin JG, Wiksten D, Isear JA, Brader H. SLACK Incorporated Publishers, Thorofare, New Jersey, 2004.

7. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination, 2nd Ed. JG Konin, D Wiksten, JA Isear, H Brader (Eds.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 2002.

6. Reimbursement for Athletic Training. MJ Albohm, D Campbell & JG Konin (Eds.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 2001.

5. Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant: A Laboratory Manual. JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

4. Practical Kinesiology for The Physical Therapist Assistant: An Instructor’s Manual. JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

3. Practical Kinesiology for the Physical Therapist Assistant. JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1999.

2. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination. JG Konin, D Wiksten, JA Isear (Eds.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

1. Clinical Athletic Training. JG Konin (Ed.), SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, copyright 1997.

PEER-REVIEWED MANUSCRIPTS

15. An evaluation of the quality of CPR performed during a simulated episode of cardiac arrest complicated by spinal injury in an athlete wearing protective equipment. Del Rossi G, Bodkin D, Dhanani A, Courson RW, Konin JG. Critical Care Medicine, under review.

14. Challenges Associated With Administering Standardized Computer Baseline Concussion. Konin JG, Firebaugh S, Belanger H. Romanian Journal of Physical Therapy, under review.

13. Status of Medical Coverage for High School Football Games in Florida. Konin JG, Morris BJ, Liller K, Carey A, Coris, Pescasio M. Athletic Training & Sports Health Care, under review.

12. The Effects of Ankle Joint Position and Gastrocnemius Muscle Contraction and Relaxation on Anterior Tibial. Konin JG, Melzer B, Nof L, Swann E, Athans W.


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Medicina Sportiva, 20;1236-1243, 2009.

11. Diagnostic Ultrasound in Sports Medicine: Current Concepts and Advances. C Nofsinger, JG Konin, Sports Med Arthrosc Rev, 17:1; 25-29, 2009.

10. Strategies for Clinical Instruction for Approved Clinical Instructors in Athletic Training. Vanguri PR, Konin JG. Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice, 6:4, 1-10, 2008.

9. The Acquisition of Instructional Strategies through a Four-Session Athletic Trainer Clinical Instructor Workshop. Vanguri PR, Konin JG. Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice, 6:1, 1-8, 2008.

8. Physical Therapy Management of Athletic Injuries of the Hip. Konin JG, Nofsinger CC. Operative Techniques in Sports Medicine, 15(4): 204-216, 2008.

7. Return to Activity Considerations in a football Player Predisposed to Exertional Heat Illness: A Case Study. E Coris, S Walz, JG Konin, M Pescasio. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, 16(3), 2007.

6. Controlled warm-up intensity enhances hip range of motion. Wenos DL, Konin JG. J Strength & Cond Res, 8(3):529-33, 2004.

5. Modifications of Vertical Jump Training with Patellofemoral Pain. Konin JG, Courson R. Strength & Conditioning Journal, October 2002.

4. Learning Over Time – Amato HK, JG Konin, Brader H. Journal of Athletic Training, J Ath Train, 2002.

3. Development of a distance-based interval throwing program for little league-aged athletes. MJ Axe, L Snyder-Mackler, JG Konin, M Strube. Amer J Sports Med, October 1996.

2. Interval throwing program for football quarterbacks. JG Konin, MJ Axe, R Courson. J Sport Rehab, 2:3, 1993.

1. Distance based criteria interval throwing program. MJ Axe & JG Konin. J Sport Rehab, 1: 4, 1992.

NON-PEER REVIEWED INVITED MANUSCRIPTS

40. Functional Knee Bracing in Sports. Konin JG, Morris BJ. Today in Physical Therapy, 3(2):35-39, 2009.

39. Is it Time to Change the Whopper TM? Konin JG. Guest Editorial published in Athletic Therapy Today, 13(3); 1-3, 2008.

38. Sports Safety for Children. Konin JG, Morris BJ. Today in Physical Therapy, 14(2);


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30-35, 2008.

37. Stamp of approval-pre-participation exams. Morris BJ, Pedowitz RA, Konin JG. Advance for Directors in Rehabilitation, 16(8):53-55, 2007.

36. Ultrasound prep. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 11(4):11, 2006.

35. Alternative & complementary concepts. Joint mobilization to Decrease glenohumeral joint impingement. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 11(3):50-51, 2006.

34. Functional rehabilitation. Upper extremity and trunk stabilization exercises for swimmers. Konin JG & Barany M. Athletic Therapy Today, 19(1):31-31, 2005.

33. Functional rehabilitation: Valgus-extension overload of the elbow: rehabilitation of the kinetic link. Ritchie S & Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(6):46-47, 2004.

32. Rehabilitation of soft tissue injuries to the hip. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(4):15-19, 2004.

31. Bony injuries to the hip joint. Konin JG & Miller MD. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(4):11-14, 2004.

30. Functional rehabilitation. Contemporary rehabilitation for medical collateral ligament injuries of the knee. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(3):26-27, 2004.

29. Functional rehabilitation for hamstring strains: emphasizing rotation. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(2):34-35, 2004.

28. Using a web-based program to enhance clinical education. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(1):20-23, 2004.

27. Theme introduction- The Hip. Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 9(4):5, 2004.

26. Functional Rehabilitation. Glenohumeral joint muscle strengthening for acute supraspinatus tendon impingement. Konin JG. & Ritchie S. Athletic Therapy Today, 8(6):56-57, 2003.

25. Functional rehabilitation. Facilitating the serape effect to enhance extremity force production. Konin JG. Beil N, Werner G. Athletic Therapy Today, 8(2):54-56, 2003.

24. Incorporating the Renne test into the learning-over-time model. Konin JG, Amato HK, Brader H. Athletic Therapy Today, 7(5):12-17, 2002.

23. Alternative funding for athletic training programs. Lesh S, Konin JG, Deplama B. Training & Conditioning 7:8, 2002.

22. Powers of observation: meniscal tears are difficult to diagnose because symptoms mimic other injuries, and testing isn’t exact. Konin JG & Amato HK. Advance for Directors in Rehabilitation, 10(11):10-14, 2001.


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21. Continuing education for physical therapists assistants. Konin JG. Physical Therapy Practice, 11(4):14, 1999.

20. Basics of Claims Filing. J Konin. NATA News, February1999.

19. Clinical Problem Solving: A practical example. J Konin. Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Section Newsletter, Winter 1998.

18. Digging for DeQuervains. J Konin. Training & Conditioning, 8:3, 1998.

17. Reimbursement and role delineation: what is it and who is qualified? Konin JG & Max J. Athletic Therapy Today, 2(3):21-26, 1997.

16. Role delineation of the athletic therapist: competition or teamwork? Konin JG. Athletic Therapy Today, 2(3):7-9, 1997.

15. Sports psychology in the rehabilitation of injured athletes. J Konin. Journal of Pre-Med, 6:13-16, 1997.

14. The Internet: Opening a world of possibilities for PT’s. Konin JG. Nursing Spectrum, 9A (12), 1997.

13. Back in the game. DG Yeo, JG Konin. Training & Conditioning, 5:6, 1995.

12. Criteria for return to competition for adolescent athletes. JG Konin, M Bernier. Sports Medicine Update, 10:2, 1995.

11. Psychological considerations in rehabilitation of athletes. JG Konin, G Morin, G DePino. Sports Medicine Update, 10:3, 1995.

10. Delegates voice views of student assembly. JG Konin. Today’s Student in PT, spring 1993.

9. Student HOD Usher Perspectives. JG Konin. Today’s Student in PT, Fall 1993.

8. Fencing Injuries. JA Moyer, JG Konin. J American Fencing, 42:4, 1992.

7. Ultrasound Roundtable Discussion. JG Konin, CR Denegar, WE Prentice, E Saliba, J Spiker. Sports Medicine Update, 7:1, 1992.

6. Introduction to Iontophoresis. JG Konin, JA Moyer. Sports Medicine Update, 6:2, 1991.

5. Medial Collateral Ligament of the knee: treatment. KE Wilk, JG Konin, JR Andrews, WG Clancy. Sports Medicine Update, Fall 1990.

4. Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation: pocket parameters. CA Arrigo, JG Konin. Sports Medicine Update, Fall 1990.

3. Medical Collateral Ligament of the knee: mechanism of injury and clinical exam. KE Wilk, JG Konin, JR Andrews, WG Clancy. Sports Medicine Update, Summer 1990.


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2. Medial Collateral Ligament of the knee: anatomy and biomechanics. KE Wilk, JG Konin, JR Andrews, WG Clancy. Sports Medicine Update, Spring 1990.

1. Elbow fracture/dislocation in a high school wrestler: a case study. R Courson, JG Konin, LJ Lemak, R Gardner. Sports Medicine Update, Spring 1990.

NON-PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES (GENERAL PUBLIC)

14. What do you do if your youth hockey coach is not qualified? JG Konin, Tampa Bay Lightning Care Newsletter, Tampa Bay, FL. December 2009.

13. Certified Athletic Trainers Play Key Role in Prevention. JG Konin. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, December 1995.

11. Rehabilitation of Hand Injuries Essential. JG Konin. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, April 1995.

10. How to Beat the Cure of Turf Toe. JG Konin. Collegiate Baseball, Tucson, AZ, March 1995.

9. Throwing Program Will Help Pitchers Strengthen Arms. JG Konin. Collegiate Baseball, Tucson, AZ, March 1995.

8. Tips for Healthy Business Travel. JG Konin & D Platzske. Sussex County Business Review, March 1995.

7. Basketball Athletic Trainers Share Tips on Cutting Risks. JG Konin. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, February 1995.

6. Be Astute About Your Weight Training. JG Konin & J Moyer. Collegiate Baseball, Tucson, AZ, February 1995.

5. Health Care for Small Business. JG Konin. Sussex County Business Review, February 1995.

4. Avoiding Work Site Injuries. JG Konin. Sussex County Business Review, January 1995.

3. Trainer Stuck to Guns, Avoided Serious Injury. JG Konin & J Moyer. Collegiate Baseball, Tucson, AZ, January 1995.

2. Help Your Imagery… And Improve. JG Konin & G DePino. Collegiate Baseball, Tucson, AZ, October 1994.

1. Eye Injuries in Baseball. JG Konin. Collegiate Baseball, Tucson, AZ, April 1994.


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ABSTRACT PUBLICATIONS

10. Heat Illness Symptom Index Scale in Football Players Predictive Of Elevated GI Temperature In Subsequent Practice. Coris EE, Shabnam M, Walz S, Zwygart K, Nugent D, Pescasio M, Konin JG. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Volume 41:5 Supplement, 2009.

9. Body Mass Index for Women’s National Basketball Association Players. Konin JG, Koike K. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Volume 41:5 Supplement, 2009.

8. Characteristics of Body Mass Index for Women’s Professional Volleyball. Koike K, Konin JG. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Volume 41:5 Supplement, 2009.

7. Effects of oral contraceptives and athletic injury. Konin JG, McCoy M, Rosendale A. British Medical Journal, volume 6, (Abstract) June 2008.

6. Body mass index for professional soccer players. Konin JG, Meredith J, Goodstein B. British Medical Journal, volume 6, June 2008.

5. Comparison of BMI between university and professional soccer players. Konin JG. Koike K, Meredith J, Goodstein B. British Medical Journal, volume 6, June 2008.

4. The Relationship between Body Mass Index, Body Weight Perception, and Menstrual Cycle in Female Athletes. Konin JG, Burtman K, Hudson J. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Volume 40:5 Supplement, 2008.

3. Heat Illness in Elite Football Players. Coris EE, Mehra S, Walz S, Pescasio M, Abrams K, Cuppett M, Morris B, Konin JG. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Volume 40:5 Supplement, 2008.

2. Effects of Ankle Position, Muscle Contraction, and Muscle Elongation on Anterior Translation of the Tibiofemoral Joint. Konin JG. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 39:6, 2005.

1. Effects of dehydration on concentric and eccentric strength of the elbow flexor and knee extensor muscle groups. JG Konin, DH Perrin, CR Denegar. J Ath Train, Summer 1990.

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

34. Safety on ankle range-of-motion exercises. Parikh, V & Konin JG. Accepted for student poster competition at the Florida Chapter of the American College of Physicians (FLACP) to be held in Orlando, FL (March 2010)

33. Quantitative Approach in Comparing Back-to-Back Games With Performance in the National Hockey League’s 2008-2009 Regular Season. Witnauer A, Ruhmel, Konin JG. Presented at USF Health Research Symposium, held in Tampa, Florida (Feb 2010)


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32. Body Mass Index for Major League Baseball. Johnson N, Konin JG. Accepted for presentation at the World Federation of Athletic Training and Therapy International Conference to be held in San Antonio, Texas (June, 2009) – Declined to attend.

31. Body Mass Index for Women’s Professional Soccer Players. Koike K, Konin JG. Accepted for presentation at the World Federation of Athletic Training and Therapy International Conference to be held in San Antonio, Texas (June, 2009) – Declined to attend

30. The Relationship Between Foot Pronation and Anterior Tibial Translation of the Knee in College Gymnasts. Konin JG, Johnson M, Hori M. Accepted for presentation at the World Federation of Athletic Training and Therapy International Conference to be held in San Antonio, Texas (June, 2009) – Declined to attend.

29. Heat Illness Symptom Index Scale In Football Players Predictive Of Elevated GI Temperature In Subsequent Practice. Coris EE, Shabnam M, Walz S, Zwygart K, Nugent D, Pescasio M, Konin JG. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Seattle, Washington (May 2009)

28. Body Mass Index for Women’s National Basketball Association Players. Konin JG, Koike K. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Seattle, Washington (May 2009)

27. Characteristics of Body Mass Index for Women’s Professional Volleyball. Koike K, Konin JG. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Seattle, Washington (May 2009)

26. Non-Invasive Pre-Participation Cardiac Screening in Division I Athletes. Coris EE, Sahebzamani F, Naidoo K, Reese E, Walz S, Konin JG, Jennings J, Nugent D, Zwygart K, Pescasio M, Anne Curtis A. Presented at the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Tampa, Florida (April 2009)

25. Development of the SMART Injury Registry for Adolescents. Liller K, Morris BJ, Konin JG, Jang SW, Kadel R. Accepted for presentation at the Alliance for Allied Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance annual conference be held in Tampa, FL (April 2009)

24. Flag Football: An Emerging Sport for High School Females. Graulich I, Konin JG, Morris BJ, Liller K. Presented to the National Association for Girls and Women in Sport Association in association with the Alliance for Allied Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance annual conference held in Tampa, FL (April 2009)

23. Cost Effectiveness of EKG’s. Dhanani A, Duda A, Bodkin D, McClean S, Konin JG. Presented at University of South Florida Health Research Day held in Tampa, Florida (February2009).

22. Flag Football: An Emerging Sport for High School Females. Graulich I, Konin JG, Morris BJ, Liller K. Presented at University of South Florida Health Research Day held in Tampa, Florida (February2009).

21. Integrating Athletic Training Faculty Into Medical Student’s Musculoskeletal


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Learning & Assessment. Cuppett M, Morris BJ, Konin JG, Coris E, Bognar BA. Presented at the 2009 National Athletic Trainers’ Association Education Conference, held in Washington, D.C. (February 2009)

20. Reimbursement for athletic training educators through a distance education model. Konin, JG, Albohm, Thompson J, Campbell D, Vanguri P. Presented at the 2008 MERLOT conference to be held in Minneapolis, MN. (August 2008)

19. Effects of oral contraceptives and athletic injury. Konin JG, McCoy M, Rosendale A. Presented at 2008 World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention held in Tromso, Norway (June 2008)

18. Body mass index for professional soccer players. Konin JG, Meredith J, Goodstein B. Presented at 2008 World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention held in Tromso, Norway (June 2008)

17. Comparison of BMI between university and professional soccer players. Konin JG, Koike K , Meredith J, Goodstein B. Presented at 2008 World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention held in Tromso, Norway (June 2008)

16. The Relationship between Body Mass Index, Body Weight Perception, and Menstrual Cycle in female Athletes. Konin JG, Burtman K, Hudson J. Presented at the 2006 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Indianapolis, Indiana (May 2008)

15. Heat Illness in Elite Football Players. Coris EE, Mehra S, Walz S, Pescasio M, Abrams K, Cuppett M, Morris B, Konin JG. Presented at the 2006 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Indianapolis, Indiana (May 2008)

14. Trends in BMI for Olympic Ice Hockey Players. Konin JG, Griffiths A. Presented at the XVII International Congress on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology held in Bologna, Italy (April 2008)

13. Differential Diagnosis: Renal Traumatology Disguised as Fatigue in a Female Athlete. Norberg J, Konin JG, Presented at the XVII international Congress on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology held in Bologna, Italy (April 2008)

12. The Development of a Sports Injury Surveillance Registry for Adolescents. Liller K, Morris BJ, Konin JG, Cuppett M, Jang S, Thorson S. Presented at the American Academy of Health Behavior Meeting to be held in Oxnard, California (March 2008)

11. The Development of a Sports Injury Surveillance Registry for Adolescents. Liller K, Morris BJ, Konin JG. Cuppett M, Jang S, Thorson S. Presented at University of South Florida Health Research Day held in Tampa, Florida (February2008).

10. Body Mass Index in Men’s Collegiate Athletics Compared Between University and Conference Teams. Konin JG. Koike K. Presented at University of South Florida Health Research Day held in Tampa, Florida (February2008).


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9. Body Mass Index for FIFA World Cup Professional Soccer Players. Cantor, E, Konin JG. Presented at University of South Florida Health Research Day held in Tampa, Florida (February2008).

8. Integrating Athletic Training Education Faculty into Medical School Students’ Musculoskeletal Learning & Acquisition Assessment. Cuppett M, Morris BJ, Coris EE, Wallach PM, Bognar B, Konin JG. Presented at Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Educator’s Conference, Atlanta, Georgia (February2008).

7. Establishing an Athletic Training Fellowship to Enhance the Graduate School Experience. JG Konin, S Firebaugh, P Maxwell. Poster presentation at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Professional educators’ Conference, Dallas, Texas (January 2007).

6. The Relationship between Anterior Tibial Translation and Navicular Drop in Female Gymnasts. JG Konin, L Nof, BA Melzer, E Swann. Poster presentation at Physical Therapy 2006: Annual Conference & Exposition of the American Physical Therapy Association, Orlando, Florida (June 2006).

5. Implementation of Joint Mobilization To a Division I Male Swimmer Following a Traumatic Clavicular Fracture. JG Konin, MD Miller. Poster presentation at Physical Therapy 2006: Annual Conference & Exposition of the American Physical Therapy Association, Orlando, Florida (June 2006).

4. Body Mass Index Measurement: Is it Accurate for 2002 Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey Players? JG Konin. Invited poster presented at the XV Congress on Sport Rehabilitation and Traumatology held in Turin, Italy (April 2006).

3. Instructional Challenges Associated with Computer-Based Concussion Assessment Testing. Konin JG, Firebaugh S. Invited poster presented at the XV Congress on Sport Rehabilitation and Traumatology held in Turin, Italy (April 2006).

2. Effects of Ankle Position, Muscle Contraction, and Muscle Elongation on Anterior Translation of the Tibiofemoral Joint. Konin JG. Invited poster presented at the 1st World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention, Oslo Norway (June 2005).

1. On-Line Enhancement of Clinical Education Interaction. Konin JG, Amato HK, Brader H. NATA Educators Conference, Montgomery, Texas (January 2003)

PLATFORM PRESENTATIONS

4. Unexplained Onset of Shoulder Symptoms in a Collegiate Baseball Athlete. Cardinal K, Tremble C, Walz S, Pescasio M, Nofsinger C, Shames M, Konin JG. Presented at the Southeast Athletic Trainer’s Association Student Meeting held in Atlanta, GA (February2009)

3. Posterior Sternoclavicular Dislocation in a Field Hockey Player. Weniger J, Weniger G, Konin JG. Presented at the XVII International Congress on Sports Rehabilitation and


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Traumatology held in Bologna, Italy (April 2008)

2. Type IV Lupus Nephritis in a Female Collegiate Softball Player. Firebaugh SM, Norberg JD, Konin JG, Knitter DS. Invited platform presentation at the national Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting & Clinical Symposium held in Atlanta, GA (June 2006)

1. Effects of Dehydration on Concentric and Eccentric Strength of the Elbow Flexor and Knee Extensor Muscle Groups. JG Konin, CR Denegar, DH Perrin. National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting free communication abstract, Indianapolis, IN (June 1990)

INVITED LECTURES

46. Physical Therapy Techniques. Invited workshop for the ACSM Team Physician Course, Part II, held in Las Vegas, NV (February 2010)

45. Core Strengthening: Importance to Upper Extremity Rehabilitation. Invited presentation for the ACSM Team Physician Course, Part II, held in Las Vegas, NV (February 2010)

44. Physical Therapy Modalities for the Office. Invited presentation for the ACSM Team Physician Course, Part II, held in Las Vegas, NV (February 2010)

43. Functional Anatomy of the Hand & Wrist. Invited presentation for the ACSM Team Physician Course, Part II, to held in Las Vegas, NV (February 2010)

42. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Invited presentation for North Iowa Area Community College held in Mason City, Iowa (November 2009)

41. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Invited presentation for the 12th Annual Distinguished Lecture Series, Delaware Tech, held in Georgetown, Delaware (October 2009)

40. Prevention of Injuries to Throwers Through the Core & Hip. Invited presentation for Annual Practical Applications in Sports Medicine Conference held in Palm Springs, California (June 2009)

39. Contemporary Approaches to Treating Patellofemoral Pain. Invited presentation for Annual Practical Applications in Sports Medicine Conference held in Palm Springs, California (June 2009)

38. Revenue Generating Performance Programs. Invited presentation for Annual Practical Applications in Sports Medicine Conference held in Palm Springs, California (June 2009)

37. Rehabilitation & Prevention oh Hip and Groin Injuries. Invited lecture presented at the Team Physician Course - Pat II, Orlando, Florida (February2009)

36. Core Instability & Stabilization. Invited lecture presented at the Team Physician Course


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- Pat II, Orlando, Florida (February2009)

35. Rehabilitation of Knee & Leg Injuries. Invited lecture presented at the Team Physician Course - Pat II, Orlando, Florida (February2009)

34. Team Physicians Don’t Take These Items for Granted. Invited presentation at Behind The Scenes as a Team Physician Course, Tampa, Florida (January 2009)

33. Using Musculoskeletal Ultrasound to Assess Soccer Related Injuries. Invited lecture and workshop presented at the Soccer Industry Medical Symposium for Major League Soccer to be held in Fort Lauderdale, FL (January 2009)

32. Rehabilitation of Youth Sports Injuries. Invited presentation at Practical Pediatrics: Sports Medicine, sponsored by All Children’s Hospital of St. Petersburg Florida to be held in Brandon , FL (August 2008)

31. Entrepreneurial Opportunities; Taking Advantage of Community Partnership. Invited presentation at Practical Applications in Sports Medicine held in Palm Springs, CA (June 2008)

30. Engaging Methods to Enhance Exercise Compliance. Invited presentation at Practical Applications in Sports Medicine held in Palm Springs, CA (June 2008)

29. Physical Therapy- How to use, what to expect, how to order. Presented at Practical Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine for Primary Care, Clearwater. FL (February2008)

28. Critical Analysis of Special Tests. Presentation for Behind the Scenes as a Team Physician Course, Tampa, Florida (January 2008)

27. Value of Pre-participation Physical Examinations. Invited presentation for Behind The Scenes as a Team Physician Course, Tampa, Florida (January 2008)

26. Protecting the Team Physician. Invited presentation for Behind The Scenes as a Team Physician Course, Tampa, Florida (January 2008)

25. Team Physicians Don’t Take These Items for Granted. Invited presentation for Behind The Scenes as a Team Physician Course, Tampa, Florida (January 2008)

24. Using a Heat Pill to Prevent and Manage Dehydration. Invited presentation for Annual Practical Applications in Sports Medicine Conference held in Palm Springs, California (June 2007)

23. Clinical Examination Lab of the Shoulder. Invited presentation for Annual Practical Applications in Sports Medicine Conference held in Palm Springs, California (June 2007)

22. The Complex Shoulder: Using Evaluative Tests That Work. Invited presentation for Annual Practical Applications in Sports Medicine Conference held in Palm Springs, California (June 2007)

21. Youth Sports Injuries. Invited speaker at the South East Athletic Trainers’ Association


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Annual Conference, presented in Franklin, TN (March 2007)

20. Implementation of a Crisis Intervention Program for Amateur Athletes. Presented at the Art and Science of Sports Medicine Symposium, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia (June 2006)

19. Rehabilitation of the Throwing Shoulder. Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association, Boston, MA (January 2006)

18. Working in the Training Room – Why Can’t We all Just Get Along? Presented at the Advanced Team Physician Course sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

17. Billing in the Training Room. Presented at the Advanced Team Physician Course sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

16. Protective Equipment- A Trainer’s Perspective. Presented at the Advanced Team Physician Course sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

15. Return to Play. Moderator at the Advanced Team Physician Course sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

14. Lessons Learned – Or, I Wouldn’t Do That Again. Presented at the Advanced Team Physician Course Sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

13. Knowing Your Resources and Becoming a Politician. Presented at the Advanced Team Physician Course sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

12. Pre-Participation Physicals- Who’s in and Who’s Out? Presented at the Advanced Team Physician Course sponsored by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, Miami, Florida (December 2004)

11. Contemporary Approaches to Rehabilitation of the Shoulder. Distinguished Lecture Series, sponsored by Delaware Tech, Georgetown, DE (6 hours, October 2002)

10. Critical Analysis of Commonly Used Evaluative Techniques. Distinguished Lecture in Sports Medicine, sponsored by the University of Alabama and The DCH Health System, Tuscaloosa, AL (March 2002)

9. 5 Reasons to Change Your Patellofemoral Rehabilitation Program. Practical Applications in Sports Medicine, Palm Springs, CA (June 2001)

8. Rehabilitation of ACL Injuries. Practical Applications in Sports Medicine, Palm Springs, CA (June 2000)

7. Marketing Yourself. District Four Athletic Trainers’ Association, Indianapolis, IN


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(March 1999)

6. Reimbursement Update. Sponsored by Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association, Philadelphia, PA (January 1999)

5. Clinical Examination of the Hand & Wrist. Sports Medicine Conference, West Chester University, West Chester, PA (December 1996)

4. Prevention and Management of Rotator Cuff Injuries. Dana Clarke Lecture Invited Speaker, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT (April 1992)

3. Importance of the Pre-Injury Data Collection. Injuries in Baseball Course, Birmingham, AL (January 1992)

2. Interval Throwing Programs. Injuries in Baseball Course, Birmingham, AL (January 1991)

1. Hand & Wrist Injuries in Baseball. Injuries in Baseball Course, Birmingham, AL (January 1991)

INVITED INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS 6. Method of Assessment of Functional Outcomes. Invited moderator for XIX Congress

on Sport Rehabilitation & Traumatology, to be held in Bologna, Italy (April 2010)

5. Posttraumatic knee at sportsmen- evaluation, recovery, return to sportive activity. Presented at the 2nd International Conference – Physical Exercises, A Complex and Modern Way to Promote Healthy Living, held at the University of Craiova, Craiova, Romania (October 2009)

4. Muscle Strength Recovery. Presented at the XVIII Congress on Sport Rehabilitation & Traumatology, held in Bologna, Italy, (April 2009)

3. Implementation of a Crisis Intervention Program for Amateur Athletes. Presented at the XV Congress on Sport Rehabilitation and Traumatology, Turin, Italy (April 2006)

2. Clinical Examination of the Hip & Knee. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network as part of “The Lower Limb Symposium”, Auckland, New Zealand (July 1999)

1. Clinical Examination of the Hip & Knee. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network as part of “The Lower Limb Symposium”, Melbourne, Australia (June 1999)

INVITED NATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

24. Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Invited workshop to be presented at the National Athletic

Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting to be held in Philadelphia, PA (June 2010)


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23. Safe Sports: An Update on Equipment Safety. Invited clinical lecture for the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting to be held in Baltimore, MD (June 2010)

22. Scapulothoracic Joint Management to Reduce Shoulder Injuries in Overhead Activity. Invited tutorial lecture for the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting to be held in Baltimore, MD (June 2010)

21. Clinical Use of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Invited feature session presented at the NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposia, San Antonio, Texas (June 2009)

20. Orthopedic Special Tests for the Shoulder: A Practical Exam. Hands-on workshop presented for the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting held in Seattle, WA (May 2009)

19. Emergency Preparedness: Are You Ready? Morris BJ & Konin JG. Lecture presented for the American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation as part of the Alliance for Allied Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance annual conference held in Tampa, FL (April 2009)

18. Current Trends in Youth Sports Injuries. ½ day workshop presented for the National Association for Sport & Physical Education as part of the Alliance for Allied Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance annual conference held in Tampa, FL (April 2009)

17. Successful Interventions to prepare for Promotion & Tenure That are Not taught in Graduate School. Workshop presented at the NATA Educators Conference, Washington, DC (February2009)

16. Developing a Crisis Intervention Team in a University Setting. Workshop presented at the NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposia, Anaheim, California (June 2007)

15. Establishing and Operating a Crisis Intervention Program at A Division I University for Managing Physical & Psychological Issues for facing Student Athletes. Presented at Physical Therapy 2006: Annual Conference & Exposition of the American Physical Therapy Association, to be held in Orlando, FL (June 2006)

14. Leadership Skills to Facilitate Clinical Opportunities. Workshop presented at the 2006 NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposia, Atlanta, Georgia (June 2006)

13. Professional Networking. Sponsored by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, Maryland (June 2004)

12. Distance Learning: Pedagogy and Courseware Considerations. Wright KE, Konin JG, Wright VH, Lucas S. 2003 NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposia, St. Louis, MO (June 2003)

11. Fiscal Survival in the Athletic Training Room in The 21st Century. Lesh S, Konin JG. 2003 NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposia, St. Louis, MO (June 2003)

10. Learning Over Time: The Big Picture. Amato HK, Konin JG, Brader H. NATA


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Educators Conference, Montgomery, Texas (January 2003)

9. The Growth of Opportunity: Entrepreneurial Opportunities. Sponsored by the Orthopaedic section of the American Physical Therapy Association. Combined Sections Meeting, Boston, MA (February2002)

8. Utilizing Resources for Reimbursement. Sponsored by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA (June 2001)

7. Clinical Examination of the Wrist & Hand. Sponsored by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA (June 2001)

6. The Basics of Filing a Claim for Reimbursement. Sponsored National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD (June 1998)

5. Practical Rehabilitation of the Knee. Sponsored by American Physical Therapy Association Annual Combined Sections Meeting, Boston, MA (February1998)

4. Clinical Examination of the Hand & Wrist. Sponsored by National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT (June 1997)

3. Role of Allied Health Care Providers. Sponsored by National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT (June 1997)

2. The Relationship of Athletic Trainers & Physical Therapist Assistants in the Clinical Setting. Sponsored by National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, Fl (June 1996)

1. Evolution of the Clinical Athletic Trainer. National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA (June 1991)

INVITED REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS 34. Muscle Strength Recovery Following Articular Cartilage Injury & Repair. Presented

at “An Update on Orthopaedic Surgical Interventions: Impact on Rehabilitation”, sponsored by ATSA, held in Tampa, FL (December 2009)

33. The SMART Injury Registry for High School Athletes: Findings from Year 2-2008/2009. Liller KD, Morris B, Konin JG, Jang S, Wong S, Thorson S. and the SMART ATC Team. Florida Injury Prevention Advisory Council Meeting (October 2009)

32. Evidence of ACL Injury Prevention Programs. Presented to Orthopaedic residents at grand rounds, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL (September 2009)

31. Rehabilitation of the Lower Extremity. Presented to Orthopaedic residents at grand rounds, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL (August 2008)

30. Rehabilitation of the Upper Extremity. Presented to Orthopaedic residents at grand


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rounds, University of South Florida, Tampa FL (January 2008)

29. Rehabilitation Principles. Presented to Orthopaedic residents at grand rounds, University of South Florida, Tampa FL (August 2007)

28. Joint Biomechanics. Presented to Orthopaedic residents at grand rounds, University of South Florida, Tampa FL (July 2007)

27. Physical Therapy as a Profession. Presented to freshman health science majors at James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005)

26. Reimbursement in Athletic Training. Presented to graduate athletic training students at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA (2002, 2003, 2004)

25. Therapeutic Modalities. Presented to occupational therapy students at James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005)

24. Assessment and Treatment of Spine Injuries. Presented to occupational therapy students at James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)

23. Joint Mobilization Concepts and Techniques. Presented to occupational therapy students at James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)

22. Role of the PTA & ATC in Clinical Settings. Sponsored by University of Maryland Eastern Shore Physical Therapy Program, Princess Anne, MD (March 1999)

21. Guideline for Establishing Criteria for Internet Evaluation. Celebrating Learning Conference for College Educators, Atlantic City, NJ (November 1997)

20. Interval Throwing Programs for Baseball Pitchers. The Shoulder Series Course Sponsored by Helix Healthcare, Baltimore, MD (March 1996)

19. Biomechanics of the Throwing Shoulder. The Shoulder Series Course Sponsored be Helix Healthcare, Baltimore, MD (March 1996)

18. Principles of Athletic Taping. Raymond Curtis Hand Center, Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, MD (June 1994)

17. Special Tests for the Shoulder. Chester County Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center, West Chester, PA (April 1994)

16. Total Shoulder Rehabilitation. Medical Center of Princeton, Princeton, NJ (February1994)

15. Elbow rehabilitation for Throwing Athletes. University of Delaware Athletic Training Program, Newark, DE (September 1993)

14. Principles of Athletic Training. Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia, PA (August 1993)

13. Literature Update: Phonophoresis & Iontophoresis. St. Joseph Hospital, Reading, PA (February1993)


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12. Kinesiology of the Shoulder, Elbow & Hand. Delaware Tech PTA program, Wilmington, DE (May 1992)

11. Athletic Taping in the Physical Therapy Clinic. Delaware Tech PTA Program, Wilmington, DE (March 1992)

10. Hand & Wrist Injuries in Athletes. Pike Creek Sports Medicine Center, Wilmington, DE (December 1991)

9. Evaluation of the Knee. Pike Creek Sports Medicine Center, Wilmington, DE (June 1991)

8. The Implementation of Interval Throwing Programs. Pike Creek Sports Medicine Center, Wilmington, DE (June 1991)

7. The Use of Balloon Mediums With Ultrasound. Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association Therapeutic Modalities Symposium, Tuscaloosa, AL (February1991)

6. Hand & Wrist Injuries in Baseball. HealthSouth Sportsmedicine, Birmingham, AL (December 1990)

5. Goniometric Measuring Techniques. HealthSouth Sportsmedicine, Birmingham, AL (November 1990)

4. Pathomechanics of The shoulder. HealthSouth Sportsmedicine, Birmingham, AL (November 1990)

3. Functional Knee Bracing. American Sports Medicine Institute, Birmingham, AL (March 1990)

2. Bracing the Injured Knee. HealthSouth Sportsmedicine, Birmingham, AL (February1990)

1. Role of the Athletic Trainer in the Clinical Setting. Fort Gordon Department of Physical Therapy, Augusta, GA (November 1989)

INVITED STATE PRESENTATIONS 20. Youth Athlete Injuries. Invited lecture to be presented at the Nebraska Physical Therapy

Associational Annual Meeting, to be held in Lincoln, NE (11 hours, October 2010)

19. Modifications to Commonly Performed Special Tests. Invited workshop for the Athletic Trainers’ Society of New Jersey Annual State Meeting, held in Princeton, NJ (March 2010).

18. Practical Implementation of ACL Injury Prevention Programs. Invited workshop for the Athletic Trainers’ Society of New Jersey Annual State Meeting, held in Princeton, NJ (March 2010).


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17. Introduction to Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Invited workshop for the Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, held in Charlottesville, VA (January 2010)

16. Functional Anatomy of the Hip as it relates to Differential Diagnosis. Invited presentation for the Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, held in Charlottesville, VA (January 2010)

15. Evidence of ACL Injury Prevention Programs. Invited presentation for the Florida Orthopaedic Society (FOS) Annual State Meeting, held in St. Petersburg, FL (May 2009)

14. Rehabilitation of the Spine. Invited presentation for the Athletic Trainers’ Association of Florida (ATAF) Annual State Meeting, held in Orlando, FL (April 2008)

13. Patellofemoral Dysfunction: Diagnosis and Progression by Evidence. Invited presentation for the Florida Physical Therapy Association Spring Conference. Orlando, Florida (4 hours, March 2007)

12. Reliability and Subjective Observations of Baseline Computer-Based Concussion Assessment Tools in Division I Student Athletes. Firebaugh S, Konin JG, invited presentation at Annual Virginia State Athletic Trainers’ Association Meeting held in Williamsburg, Virginia (January 2006)

11. Diagnosis and Treatment of Lumber Spine Pathology. Invited presentation at the Annual Family Practice Weekend and Sports Medicine Conference, held in Huntington, West Virginia (November 13, 2005)

10. An Evidence-Based Approach to Treatment of Orthopedic-Related Hip Injuries. Invited presentation at the Virginia State Physical Therapy Annual Conference, Richmond, Virginia (6 hours, October 2004)

9. A Critical Analysis of Orthopaedic Special Tests. Invited presentation at the Annual Florida Physical Therapy Association Meeting, Orlando, Fl (August 2003)

8. An Evidence-Based Approach to Treatment of Orthopaedic Hip Injuries. Invited presentation at the Annual Florida Physical Therapy Association Meeting, Orlando, FL (6 hours, August, 2003)

7. Contemporary Approaches to Treating Sports Injuries of the Hip. Invited presentation at the Annual Florida Physical Therapy Association Meeting, Orlando, FL (August 2003)

6. Innovative Approaches for Facilitating Clinical Instruction. Konin JG, Fariss B, Kolar K, Thompson M. Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Williamsburg, VA (January 2003)

5. Evaluation & Treatment of the Hand & Wrist for the Non-Hand Clinician. Sponsored by New York State Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference (8 hours, October 1999)

4. Clinical Assessment of the Shoulder. Sponsored by Oregon Physical Therapy


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Association, Portland, OR (12 hours, March 1999)

3. Treatment of Common Shoulder Pathology. Sponsored by New York State Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference (8 hours, October 1998)

2. Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Update for The PTA. Sponsored by Tennessee State Physical Therapy Association, Knoxville, TN (12 hours, May 1998)

1. Shoulder Data Collection Techniques for The PTA. Sponsored by Arkansas Physical Therapy Association, Little Rock, AR (6 hours, April 1998)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES TAUGHT 72. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services

Professional Development Network Inc., presented in Jacksonville, Florida (January 2010)

71. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services Professional Development Network Inc., presented in New York, New York (December 2009)

70. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services Professional Development Network Inc., presented in Atlanta, Georgia (November 2009)

69. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services Professional Development Network Inc., presented in Boston, Massachusetts (October 2009)

68. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Summit Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, presented at Chambersburg Hospital in Chambersburg, PA (March 2009)

67. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services Professional Development Network Inc., presented in Madison, WI (March 2009)

66. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services Professional Development Network Inc., presented in Minneapolis, MN (March 2009)

65. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Medical Educational Services Professional Development Network Inc., presented in Fargo, ND (March 2009)

64. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources Inc., to be presented at the Institute of Living, Hartford, CT (March 2009)

63. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources Inc., presented at Capital Health System, Hamilton, NJ (February2009)

62. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources Inc., presented at St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute in Spokane, WA (January 2009)


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61. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources Inc., Presented at Baptist Hospital in Miami, FL (July 2008)

60. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources Inc., Presented at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego, CA (May 2008)

59. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources Inc., Presented in Philadelphia, PA (May 2008)

58. Treatment of the Young Athlete. . Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc Presented at University of Connecticut Children’s Hospital, Hartford, CT (March 2008)

57. Treatment of the Young Athlete. .Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc Presented at Good Samaritan’s Health & Wellness Center in Chicago, IL (February2008)

56. Treatment of the Young Athlete. . Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc Presented at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, Texas (January 2008)

55. Lower Extremity Injuries in Youth Sports. Invited presentation sponsored by Valley Care Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine, presented in San Ramon, California (13 hours, July 2007)

54. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. Presented at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton, Florida (12 hours, July 2007)

53. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. presented in Manchester, New Hampshire (12 hours, May 2007)

52. Evidence Based Sports Medicine. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. presented in Boston, Massachusetts (12 hours, April 2007)

51. Evidence Based Sports Medicine. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. presented in Danbury, Connecticut PA (12 hours, April 2007)

50. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. Presented in Scranton, Pennsylvania (12 hours, March 2007)

49. Treatment of the Young Athlete. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. Presented in Chicago, Illinois (12 hours, February 2007)

48. An Evidence-Based Approach to Treatment of Orthopaedic Hip Injuries. Sponsored by Allegany College, presented in Cumberland, MD (6 hours, October 2006)

47. Evidence Based Sports Medicine. Presented at University of Pennsylvania Hospital, sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. Philadelphia, PA (12 hours, July 2006)

46. Evidence Based Sports Medicine. Sponsored by Education Resources, Inc. presented in Dallas, Texas (12 hours, May 2006)

45. Clinical Observation and Treatment of the Hip. Sponsored by Care Resources,


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Baltimore, MD (12 hours, July 2003)

44. Athletic Training: A Colloquium of Ideas. Co-presented with HK Amato, sponsored by Scholarly Solutions, Harrisonburg, VA (11 hours, March 2003)

43. Evaluation and Treatment of Orthopedic Hand Injuries. Sponsored by Greenville Tech, Greenville, South Carolina (7 hours, February 2003)

42. Clinical Observation and Treatment of the Shoulder. Sponsored by Care Resources, Baltimore, MD, (12 hours, November 2002)

41. Current Trends in Athletic Training Reimbursement, Sponsored by James Madison University and the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, delivered on-line format (6 hours, June – July 2002)

40. Clinical Observation and Treatment of the Knee. Sponsored by Care resources, Baltimore, MD (12 hours, April 2002)

39. Differential Diagnosis & Rehabilitation of the Knee. Sponsored by Education Resources, Hartford, CT, (14 hours, April 2002)

38. Evaluation & Treatment of Orthopedic Hand Injuries. Sponsored by Greenville Tech, Greenville, SC (6 hours, February 2002)

37. Clinical Assessment of the Shoulder. Sponsored by Care Resources, Baltimore, MD (12 hours, November 2001)

36. Current Trends of Shoulder & Knee Rehabilitation. Sponsored by Indian River Community College, Fort Pierce, FL (12 hours, October 2001)

35. Differential Diagnosis & Rehabilitation of the Knee. Sponsored by Education Resources, White Plains, New York (14 hours, April 2000)

34. Differential Diagnosis & Rehabilitation of the Knee. Sponsored by Education Resources, Baltimore, MD (14 hours, March 2000)

33. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by Care Resources, Baltimore, MD (12 hours, March 2000)

32. Differential Diagnosis & Rehabilitation of the Knee. Sponsored by Education Resources, Del Ray Beach, FL (14 hours, January 2000)

31. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by St. Charles Rehabilitation Network, Patchogue, New York (12 hours, December 1999)

30. Clinical Assessment & Treatment of the Shoulder Complex. Sponsored by Care Resources, Baltimore, MD (12 hours, November 1999)

29. Evaluation of the Complex Shoulder. Sponsored by John Randolph Medical Center, Richmond, VA (6 hours, November 1999)


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28. Clinical Evaluation of the Hip & Knee. Sponsored by Beebe Medical Center, Lewes, DE (4 hours, November 1999)

27. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by Greenville Technical College, Greenville, SC (12 hours, April 1999)

26. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by Indian River Community College, Ft. Pierce, FL (12 hours, April 1999)

25. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by CARE Resources, Baltimore, MD (12 hours, March 1999)

24. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by East West Seminars, Beverly Hills, CA (12 hours, February1999)

23. Joint Mobilization of the Extremities. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network, Richmond, VA (12 hours, November 1998)

22. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination. Sponsored by ConEdEx, Ontario, CA (12 hours, November 1998)

21. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination. Sponsored by Concorde Therapy Group, Canton OH (12 hours, October 1998)

20. Joint Mobilization. Sponsored by CARE Resources, Baltimore, MD (12 hours, October 1998)

19. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network, Philadelphia, PA (12 hours, August 1998)

18. Clinical Assessment of the Knee & Shoulder. Sponsored by Jefferson Health Systems, Bryn Mawr, PA (12 hours, July 1998)

17. Joint Mobilization for the PTA. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network, Williamsburg, VA (12 hours, June 1998)

16. Joint Mobilization for The PTA. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network, Williamsburg, VA (12 hours, March 1998)

15. Joint Mobilization for The PTA. Sponsored by Continuing Education Network, Del Ray Beach, FL (12 hours, February1998)

14. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Baker College, Flint, MI (12 hours, March 1997)

13. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in San Francisco, CA in September 1996)

12. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Dallas, TX in September 1996)


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11. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Chicago, IL in June 1996)

10. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in New Orleans, LA in May 1996)

9. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Boston, MA in April 1996)

8. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Nashville, TN in April 1996)

7. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Long Island, NY in October 1995)

6. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Georgetown, DE in September 1995)

5. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Williamsburg, VA in August 1995)

4. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Philadelphia, PA in August 1995)

3. Advanced Topics in Orthopedics & Sports Medicine for The PTA. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (12 hours, held in Minneapolis, MN in July 1995)

2. Physical Therapy & the Law. Sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants, Wilmington, DE (February1995)

1. Shoulder Evaluation Laboratory. Challenge of The Shoulder Rehabilitation Course, Virginia Beach, VA (May 1990)

MULTIMEDIA 3. Gait Analysis. G Brown (Ed.), Konin JG Series Editor. Interactive CD- ROM, SLACK

Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ. To be published Fall 2002.

2. Goniometry. L Van Ost (Ed.), Konin JG Series Editor. Interactive CD-ROM, SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, 2000.

1. Manual Muscle Testing. M Epler & S Wainright (Eds.), Konin JG Series Editor. Interactive CD-ROM, SLACK Inc. Publishers, Thorofare, NJ, 1999.

RESEARCH GRANTS AND ACTIVITY 18. Youth Hockey Retention Program – Sports Safety, Performance & Sportsmanship. JG


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Konin (PI). Awarded $2500.00 by the State Amateur Hockey Association of Florida, 2009.

17. Core Temperature Changes in Male and Female Soccer Players Exercising in the Heat. E Coris (PI), JG Konin, B Morris, M Pescasio, A Suffocool, M Pescasio, S Mehra. Approved through University of South Florida Institutional Review Board, unfunded, currently under investigation, 2008.

16. “Certified Athletic Trainer AED Knowledge and Awareness”. JG Konin (PI), G Del Rossi, D Drezner, E Coris. Approved through University of South Florida Institutional Review Board, $2,000 funded by the Sports Medicine & Athletic related Trauma Institute, currently under investigation, 2008.

15. “SMART Injury Registry”. K Liller (PI), JG Konin, BJ Morris, approved through University of South Florida Institutional Review Board for Human Subjects, funded $88,978 in 2007, $88,978 in 2008, currently under investigation, 2008.

14. “Establishing Reliability for Musculoskeletal Ultrasound of the Elbow.” CC Nofsinger (CoPI), JG Konin (Co-PI), approved through University of South Florida Institutional Review Board for Human Subjects, unfunded, currently under investigation, 2008.

13. “Pre-participation Cardiac Screening Survey.” E Coris (PI), JG Konin, M Pescasio, A Curtis, approved through University of South Florida Institutional Review Board for Human Subjects, unfunded, currently under investigation, 2008

12. “Florida High School Football Medical Coverage Survey.” JG Konin (PI), BJ Morris. Currently under investigation, approved through University of South Florida Institutional Review Board for Human Subjects, funded $2,000 by the Sports Medicine & Athletic related trauma Institute, currently under investigation, 2008.

11. “A comparison of skill acquisition and skill retention between standard CPR and compressions-only CPR.” Del Rossi, G (PI), Konin, JG. Vanguri, PR. Source: Laerdal Foundation for Acute Medicine, Stavanger, Norway, unfunded: $22,157.00; April 2008.

10. “Validation of the current CPR rescue protocol for athletes wearing protective equipment: Are modifications to the protocol warranted?” Del Rossi, G (PI), Konin, JG, Vanguri, PR, Courson, R. National Collegiate Athletic Association, Indianapolis, Indiana. Funded for: $16,170.00; May 2008.

9. “Evaluating CPR delivery by certified athletic trainers: Does immediate feedback improve performance”? Del Rossi G (PI), Vanguri P, Konin JG. Proposal to Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association, February 2008 for $2,000, not funded.

8. “International Travel Grant.” Konin JG (PI). Awarded to present at the Rehabilitation of Winter and Mountain Sports Injuries International Congress in Turin, Italy April 2006, awarded $1,000.

7. “Effectiveness of A Crisis Intervention Program Implemented for Student Athletes at a Division I Intercollegiate Athletic Program.” Konin JG (PI), Carter C, Brugger B. Pre-proposal accepted, full proposal submitted to NATA Research & Education Foundation


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designed to assess the outcomes of intervention, January, 2006 for $16,281 not funded.

6. “Young Professional’s Leadership Program”. Konin JG (PI). Pre-proposal accepted, full proposal not accepted by NATA Research & Education Foundation, designed to formally mentor newly certified athletic trainers in professional leadership skills, December, 2005, for $17, 840, not funded.

5. “Development of a Standardized Tool to Assess the Safety of Little League Baseball Fields.” Konin JG (PI). Pre-proposal accepted by the NATA Research and Education Foundation designed to develop a common reliable and valid tool for baseball field safety, under development November 2005.

4. “Appropriate Medical Coverage by Certified Athletic Trainers for Youth Sports Camps.” Konin JG (PI). Pre-proposal accepted, by NATA Research and Education Foundation designed to assess the safest and most appropriate athletic training coverage for youth sports camps. Full proposal not submitted, November 2005.

3. “Enhancing Ethnic Diversity in the Athletic Training Profession”. Konin JG (PI). Awarded $950.00 by the Ethnic Diversity Advisory Council of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, 2003.

2. “Athletic Training Reimbursement Education”. Konin JG (PI). JMU mGrant awarded $2,500 to develop distance education course for athletic training educators, 2002.

1. “Current Trends in Athletic Training Reimbursement”. Konin JG (PI). Funding awarded $3, 000 from National Athletic Trainers’ Association to offer distance education course to athletic training educators, 2002.

STUDENT RESEARCH ADVISEMENT Body Fat Analysis and Body Types of Amateur Swimmers. Chelsea Frost, undergraduate honors thesis, University of South Florida, committee chair, 2009 – 2010.

Relationship between coach related factors and injury outcomes among high school athletes. Si-Won Jang, University of South Florida, doctoral dissertation committee member, 2009 – 2010.

Critical Analysis of Ankle Alphabet Exercises. Katie Cardinal and Vivek Parikh, undergraduate independent study, University of South Florida, advisor, 2009 – 2010.

Relationship Between Back-to-back Games in the NHL on Overall Team Performance. Austin Witnauer & Steve Ruhmel, undergraduate independent study, University of South Florida, advisor, 2009 – 2010.

Body Mass Index Changes in Youth Hockey Players as a Result of In-season Conditioning. Ricky Patel & Rakesh Sowri, undergraduate honors thesis, University of South Florida, committee chair, 2009 – 2010.


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Anatomical Positioning of the Vastus Medialis Muscle. Zane Thompson, undergraduate honors project, University of South Florida, Committee Chair, 2009 – 2010.

Athletic Trainer Knowledge of AED usage in Environmentally Challenging Circumstances. Tristen Webb, Independent study, University of South Florida, advisor, 2009.

Awareness of AED’s Among High School Student Athletes. Justin Price, Independent study, University of South Florida, advisor, 2009.

Ankle Injuries in Female Gymnasts. Samantha Schooley, undergraduate honors project, University of South Florida, Committee Chair, 2009.

What are the Causes and Symptoms of Sudden Cardiac Death in High School Athletes? Matthew Verneer, undergraduate honors project, University of South Florida, Committee Chair, 2009.

The Athletic Trainer as a Modern Shaman in American Athletics. Daniel MacLea, undergraduate thesis, University of South Florida, Committee Member, 2008.

Computerized Dynamic Posturography Test Result Dependence on Type of Subject Athletic Activity. Carol Vaudrey, Doctoral Dissertation, James Madison University, Committee Member, 2006. American Academy of Audiology Announces 2004 Research Award Recipient.

The relationship between an individual’s level of spirituality (high-low) and the risks (risk behaviors) that they take. Natalie Cavadini, James Madison University Honors Program, Thesis Committee Member, 2006.

The correlation between arm and hip range of motion in throwers. Shannon Poplstein, James Madison University Honors Program, Thesis Advisor, 2006.

Systematic review of the effectiveness of therapeutic ultrasound in physical therapy. Melissa Hull, James Madison University Honors Program, Thesis advisor, 2006.

Inconsistency in educational competencies: A critical analysis of contrast therapy. Maura McGovern, James Madison University Honors Program, 2002. National Athletic Training Association Student Writing Award Winner.

UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE SERVICE University of South Florida School of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Sciences (August 1, 2006-October 23, 2006)

- Curriculum Committee (member) - Academic Performance Review Sub-Committee (member)

College of Medicine - Institutional Review Board Member & Vice-Chair (June 2007- October 2008) - Bylaws Committee (September 2009 - ) - Interdisciplinary internal grant reviewer (December 2009 -)


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Department of Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

- Research Committee (member, 2007 -) - Academic Promotion & Tenure Committee (chair, 2007 - ) - AIMS Committee (member, 2007 - ) - Marketing & Customer Service Committee (chair, 2007 - 2009) - Finance Committee (member, 2007 - 2009 ) - Executive Committee (member, 2007 – 2009) - Annual Sports Medicine Conference (Co-Chair, 2006 – 2009))

Sports Medicine & Athletic Related Trauma (SMART) Institute - Hiring of staff clinicians & administrative assistants (2007 - ) - $3 million appropriations budget oversight (2007 - ) - Development of SMART program website (2007 - ) - Development and editor of SMART newsletter (2007 -)

James Madison University Search Committee

- Clinical/Sports psychologist (member) - Certified Athletic Trainer (x4, Chair)) - Administrative Assistant/Insurance Specialist (Chair) - Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainers (x15, Chair) - Health Sciences Faculty (x2 member)

Chiropractic Request for Funding Proposal (Chaired procurement process) Pre-physical Therapy Society (Advisor) Judicial Council Member Faculty Friend (Mentor) Honors Program (Advisor) Orthopedic Request for Funding Proposal (Chaired procurement process) Honors Council (Advisor) Center for Pre-Health Resources (Member) Health Advisory Committee (Member) Sports Performance & Technology Council (Member) Model Development for Health Services for Athletics Task (Member) Merit Committee Department of Health Sciences (Member) Alumni Planning Committee (Member) Personnel Advisory Committee (PAC) (Member, Tenure & Promotion) Clinical Education Advisory Board (Director) NCAA Drug Testing Site (Coordinator) Crisis Intervention Team (Director) National Center for Youth Sport Injury (Founder & Director) Delaware Technical & Community College Strategic Planning Committee (Member) Faculty Council (Secretary 1997, Vice-President 1998, President 1999)


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Middle States Accreditation Self-Study (Co-Chair) ADA Action (Member) Holistic Action Committee (Member) Student Mentoring Task Force (Member) Student Supportive Services Committee (Member) Faculty Search Committee (x2, member) Physical Therapy Curriculum Advisory Board (Member) PROFESSIONAL/ACADEMIC CONSULTATIONS Law Offices of Luks, Santaniello, Perez, Petrillo, Gold & Jones, Medical records review, Johnson v. TBYFL (2009)

Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer, P.A., Medical records review, James Halt v. Florida Therapy Center of Melbourne, LLC (2009)

Law Office of Thomas E. O’Hara – Medical records review, Sanchez-Cruz v. McCallum Holding Company (2009)

Cleveland Clinic – Athletic Training Fellowship Program Consultant (2009)

Aegis Sciences Corporation – Academic continuing medical education consultant (2008 - )

Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer, P.A., Medical records review, Bovio vs. Reynolds (2009)

Major League Soccer (MLS) – Sports Medicine Education Consultant (2008 - )

Pilka & Associates, P.A., Medical records review, Carabello vs. Defendant (2008)

Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer, P.A., Medical records review, Carter vs. TLH Orthopedic & Sports PT, Inc. (2007)

National Center for Sports Safety- Consultant for PREPARE sports safety course (2007)

Nickelodeon Channel - Advisory Board Member for Kid’s Fitness (2006 – 2007)

Korean Functional Manual Therapy Association – Advisory Board Member (2005 – 2007)

Western Carolina University- On-line graduate health course development (2005, 2007)

Towson University- Consultation for appropriate medical coverage for sports medicine (2004)

Nova Southeastern University- Consultation for development of undergraduate athletic training education program (2003)

Jefferson College of Health Sciences- Consultation for athletic training education program (2003)

North Carolina Central University- Consultation for athletic training education program (2003)


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University of Mobile- Consultation for athletics training education program (2003)

Whited Vs. Peyton Manning, Florida Circuit-Plaintiff Expert (2003)

Shenandoah University - Athletic training education program advisory board member (2002 – 2004)

Chowan College- Consultation for athletic training education program (2002)

Dickinson College Vs. Plaintiff, PA Circuit- Defendant Expert (2000)

Easter Seal Society Advisory Board Member, Georgetown, DE (1999 – 2000)

NATIONAL SERVICE

United States Olympic Committee Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center Volunteer (2009) Atlanta Olympic Games Track & Field Medical Staff (1996) Lake Placid Olympic Training Center Volunteer (1992) National Athletic Trainers Association National Certification Examiner (1990-1992, 1995) Clinical/Corporate/Industrial Athletic Training Committee (1992-1997) Media Spokesperson (1996-1998) Liaison to American Physical Therapy Association (2000-2003) Reimbursement Advisory Group (1997-2002) Professional Enhancement Task Force (2000 - 2001) Position Statement PPPE’s- writing member (2008 - ) CPC Project Team 2010 Abstract Proposal Review (2009 - ) SEATA Abstract Reviewer (2009) Outcomes Advisory Panel SSISOS Chair (2009 – 2010) American College of Sports Medicine Medical Education Committee (2006- ) Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Clinical Track Program Planning Committee (2009- ) Periodic Journal Review for Internet Journal of Allied Health Science and Practice (2004- )

-Editorial Board member (2005 – 2007) Journal of Athletic Training (1994- ) Journal of Sport Rehabilitation (2001- ) Athletic Training Education Journal (2005- ) Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine (2007- ) Journal of Sports Science & Medicine (2007- ) Athletic Training & Sports Health Care Journal, Editorial Board Member (2008- )


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-Column Editor for Clinical Roundtable (2008 - ) Athletic Therapy Today (1998 - ) -Functional Rehabilitation Column Editor (2003 – 2005) Training & Conditioning Magazine (1995 - ) -Editorial Board member (1995 – 2006) NATA News (1996 – 2003) Sports Medicine Update (1989 – 1996) -Therapeutic Modalities Features Editor (1991 – 1996) Medicina Sportive – Scientific Board member (2009 - ) Romanian Journal of Physical Therapy – peer review member (2009- ) Doody Publishing Company Sports Medicine Book Reviews Editor (2006- 2008) Content Specialist for Book Reviews (2007- 2008) SLACK Inc. Publishing Company Athletic Training Advisory Board member (1996 - ) Physical Therapy Advisory Board member (1996 – 2001) STATE SERVICE Delaware Physical Therapy Association Executive Board Member (1996-1998) Delaware Examining Board of Physical Therapy Member appointed by Governor Tom Carper (1995 – 1998) Delaware Athletic Trainers Association Vice-President (1994-1996) Newsletter editor (1991-1994) Conference Chair (1997) Virginia Physical Therapy Association Continuing Education Approval Committee (2005-2006) LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION Florida State Physical Therapy License #PT 22848 (8/28/06- )

Florida State Athletic Training License #AL 2188 (10/18/06- )

Virginia State Physical Therapy License #2305202930 (6/14/01-12/31/06)

Delaware State Athletic Training License #J3-0000034 (12/10/91-1/31/2003)

Delaware State Physical Therapy License #J1-0000916 (8/18/94-1/31/2003)

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American Heart Association- Emergency Healthcare, CPR & AED Certified

Continued Professional Development

2009 - Soccer Industry Medical Symposium, held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (January),

sponsored by Major League Soccer (6 hours)

- 3rd Annual Behind the Scenes as a Team Physician Course, held in Tampa, Florida (January) sponsored by the University of South Florida (15 hours)

- American College of Sports Medicine Team Physician Part II Course, held in Orlando, FL (February) sponsored by ACSM (23.75 hours)

- Therapeutic Modalities in Contemporary Sports Healthcare, held in Tampa, Florida, (February) sponsored by the University of South Florida (6 hours)

- NATA Educators’ Conference, held in Washington, D.C. (February) sponsored by the NATA (12 hours)

- XVIII International Congress on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology “Articular Cartilage Considerations”, held in Bologna, Italy (April), sponsored by Isokinetic of Italy (16 hours)

- 56th American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, held in Seattle, Washington (May) (27.75 hours)

- Practical Applications in Sports Medicine, held in Palm Springs, California (June), sponsored by the Sport Foundation (21 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium. held in San Antonio, Texas (June) (24 contact hours)

- Equipment Removal, held in Tampa, Florida (July), sponsored by the SMART Institute

(2 contact hours)

- Blood Borne Pathogens, held in Tampa, Florida (July), sponsored by the SMART Institute (2 contact hours)

- An Update on Orthopaedic Surgical Interventions: Impact on Rehabilitation, held in

Tampa, Florida (December), sponsored by USF (6 hours)

2008

- Soccer Industry Medical Symposium, held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (January), sponsored by Major League Soccer (6 hours)

- 2nd Annual Behind the Scenes as a Team Physician Course, held in Tampa, Florida (January) sponsored by the University of South Florida (15 hours)


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- Human Subjects Protections Training for Investigators, held in Tampa, Florida (January) sponsored by the University of South Florida College of Medicine Research & Integrity Office (3 hours)

- Practical Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine for Primary Care, held in Clearwater Beach, Florida (February) sponsored by the University of South Florida Department of Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine (10.75 hours)

- American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopaedics 48th Annual Post Graduate Seminar, held in Chicago, Illinois (April) (12 hours)

- Athletic Trainers’ Association of Florida 20th Annual Clinical Symposium, held in Orlando, Florida (April) (10 hours)

- XVII International Congress on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology “Sports Rehabilitation and Orthopaedic surgery: post-surgery protocols”, held in Bologna, Italy (April), sponsored by Isokinetic of Italy (16 hours)

- 55th American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, held in Indianapolis, Indiana (May) (27.75 hours)

- Practical Applications in Sports Medicine, held in Palm Springs, California (May), sponsored by the Sport Foundation (21 hours)

- Diabesity, Sponsored by CE International, held in Tampa, Florida (May) (6 hours)

- 2nd World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention, held in Tromso (June), Norway, sponsored by the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center (24 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium. held in St. Louis, Missouri (June) (24 contact hours)

- In 2 Minutes or Less, held in Tampa, Florida (July) sponsored by Sports Medicine Concepts (4 hours)

- Clinical Instructor Workshop, held in Tampa Florida (July) sponsored by the University of South Florida Athletic Training Education Program (4 hours)

- Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning & Online Teaching (MERLOT) Conference, held in Minneapolis, Minnesota (August) sponsored by MERLOT (18 hours)

2007 - Behind the Scenes as a Team Physician Course, held in Tampa, Florida (January)

sponsored by the University of South Florida (15 hours)

- Practical Approaches to Obesity Management, held in Tampa, Florida (January), sponsored by the University of South Florid (4 hours)

- Emergencies in Athletics Roundtable Focus Group, held in Dallas, Texas (January), sponsored by Sports Medicine Concepts (0.5 hours)

- Professional Sports Medicine Symposium & Cadaver Lab, held in Tampa, Florida (January), sponsored by Pro Sports Medicine (10.5 hours)


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- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Educator’s Conference, held in Dallas, Texas (February) (10.25 hours)

- 33rd Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting & Clinical Symposium, held in Nashville, Tennessee (February) (12 hours)

- Introduction to Professional Integrity Program and Code of Conduct, held in Tampa, Florida (May), sponsored by the University of South Florida College of Medicine Research & Integrity Office (2 hours)

- Complexity of Medical Decision Making for Evaluation and Management of EMR, Tampa, Florida (May), sponsored by the University of South Florida College of Medicine Research & Integrity Office (2 hours)

- Privacy in Patient Care HIPAA Course, Tampa, Florida (May), sponsored by the University of South Florida College of Medicine Research & Integrity Office (2 hours)

- Practical Applications in Sports Medicine, held in Palm Springs, California (May), sponsored by the Sport Foundation (21 hours)

- 54th American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, held in New Orleans, Louisiana (May) (27.75 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium. held in Anaheim, California (June) (24 contact hours)

- Blood Borne Pathogens, held in Tampa, Florida (June), sponsored by the University of South Florida College of Medicine Research & Integrity Office (2 hours)

- Obesity Summit – Florida’s Roadmap to Wellness, held in Tampa, Florida (June), sponsored by the University of South Florida (6 hours)

- In 2 Minutes or Less, held in Tampa, Florida (July) sponsored by Sports Medicine Concepts (4 hours)

2006

- Evidence Based Sports Medicine Summit, held in Atlanta, Georgia (January), sponsored by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association research & Education Foundation (6 hours)

- XVI International Congress on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology “Winter Sports Injuries”, held in Turin, Italy (April), sponsored by Isokinetic of Italy (16 hours)

- 53rd American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, held in Indianapolis, Indiana (May) (27.75 hours)

- Eastern Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting, held in Boston, Massachusetts (January) (16 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium. held in Atlanta, Georgia (June) (24 contact hours)


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- The Art & Science of Sports Medicine Symposium, held in Charlottesville, Virginia (June), sponsored by the University of Virginia (14 hours)

- HIV/AIDS, conducted online (June), sponsored by the Continuing Education for Healthcare Professional Company (1 hour)

- Prevention of Medical Errors, conducted online (June), sponsored by Continuing Education for Healthcare Professionals Company (2 hours)

- Physical Therapy 2006 Annual Conference & Exposition, held in Orlando, Florida (June), sponsored by the American Physical Therapy Association, (21 hours)

- Introduction to Pharmacology for Physical Therapists, held in Tampa, Florida (September), sponsored by the University of South Florida School of Physical Therapy (15 hours)

- Reducing the Risk, held in Tampa Florida (September), sponsored by the University of South Florida College of Medicine Research & Integrity Office (2 hours)

2005

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Educator’s Conference, held in Dallas, Texas (February) (10.25 hours)

- 1st World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention. held in Oslo, Norway (June), sponsored by the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center (24 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium, held in Indianapolis, Indiana. (June) (24 hours)

- Annual West Virginia Family Practice Weekend and Sports Conference, held in Huntington, West Virginia (November), sponsored by the West Virginia Family Physicians Association (8 hours)

2004

- Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Symposium. held in Williamsburg, Virginia (January) (10 hours)

- Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting, held in Virginia Beach, Virginia (May) (15 hours)

- JMU Leadership Program – held in Harrisonburg, Virginia (August – May) - National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium.

held in Baltimore, Maryland (June) (24 hours) - Advanced Team Physician Course. held in Miami Beach, Florida (December),

sponsored by the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (20 hours)

2003

- Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Symposium, held in Williamsburg, Virginia. (January) (10 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Professional Educator’s Conference, held in Montgomery, Texas (January) (10.25 hours)

- Physical Therapy Combined Sections Meeting, held in Tampa, Florida (February), sponsored by the American Physical Therapy Association (24 hours)


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- Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting, held in Virginia Beach, Virginia (May) (15 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium, held in St. Louis, Missouri (June) (24 hours)

- CTI- Cervical thoracic Integration, Held at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia (August), sponsored by Integrated Manual Therapy Seminars (30 hours)

2002

- Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Symposium, held in Williamsburg, Virginia (January) (10 hours)

- Physical Therapy Combined Sections Meeting, held in Boston, Massachusetts (February), sponsored by the American Physical Therapy Association (24 hours)

- Biodex Clinical Education Workshop, held in Washington, D.C. (August), sponsored by Biodex (7 hours)

2001

- Physical Therapy Combined Sections Meeting, held in San Antonio, Texas (February), sponsored by the American Physical Therapy Association (24 hours)

- Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting and Symposium, held in Gulf Shores, Alabama (May) (3 hours)

- American Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference and Exposition, held in Anaheim, California (June) (28 hours)

- NATA Annual Meeting & Clinical Symposium, held in Los Angeles, California (June) (24 hours)

- New Faculty Professional Development Series, held in Harrisonburg, Virginia (August), sponsored by James Madison University (8 hours)

- JMU Master Teacher Program, held in Harrisonburg, Virginia (August), presented by Harvey Brightman and sponsored by James Madison University (6 hours)

- Clinical Instructor Educator (CIE) Seminar, held at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (October), sponsored by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (6.8 hours)

- Approved Clinical Instructor (ACI) Workshop, held in Winchester, Virginia (December), sponsored by Shenandoah University (5 hours)

2000 - Policies and Politics of Health Care, held in Georgetown, Delaware (March), sponsored

by the Delaware Nurses Association (7.2 hours) - National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium,

held in Nashville Tennessee (June) (24 hours) - Emotional Intelligence, presented by Pam Bailey, EdD, held in Dover, Delaware (June),

sponsored by Delaware Tech (3 hours) - Practical Applications in Sports Medicine, held in Palm Springs, California (May),

sponsored by the Sport Foundation (21 hours) - Enhancing Clinical Teaching: Maximizing Limited Time, held in Georgetown,

Delaware (September), sponsored by Delaware Tech (4 hours) - Complimentary Therapies in Rehabilitation, held in Georgetown, Delaware and

presented by Carol Davis, EdD, PT, (October), sponsored by Delaware Tech (6.5 hours) - Clinical Instructor Education and Credentialing Program, held in Newark, Delaware

(November) sponsored by the University of Delaware (14 hours)


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- Teaching Effectiveness in Clinical Education, held in Georgetown, Delaware (November), sponsored by Delaware Tech (4 hours)

- Provider Summit 2000: A New Concept of Reimbursement Readiness, held in Washington, D.C. (December), sponsored by the American Physical Therapy Association, (6.5 hours)

1999

- Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (January) (16 hours)

- Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, held in Seattle, Washington (February) (26 hours)

- Child and Elder Abuse and the Physical Therapist: Reporting, Protecting and Recovering, held in Portland, Oregon (March), sponsored by the Oregon Physical Therapy Association (1.5 hours)

- The Lower Limb Symposium, held in Melbourne, Australia and Auckland, New Zealand (June), sponsored by Continuing Education Network (22 hours)

- Health Care: It’s a Business, presented by Peter Kovacek, PT, and held in Georgetown, Delaware (October), sponsored by Delaware Tech (6.5 hours)

1998 - Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, held in

Boston, Massachusetts (February) (26 hours) - Geriatric Rehabilitation: Are You Prepared? Held in Georgetown, Delaware (March),

sponsored by Delaware Tech (6 hours) - National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium,

held in Baltimore, Maryland (June) (24 hours) - American Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructor Training Course, held in

Georgetown, Delaware (July), sponsored by the American Heart Association (5 hours) - Musculoskeletal Evaluation and Treatment, presented by Florence Kendall, PT, and

held in Georgetown, Delaware (November), sponsored by Delaware Tech (6 hours)

1997 - National Athletic Trainers’ Association Professional Educator’s Conference, held in

Dallas, Texas (January) (12 hours) - National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium,

held in Salt Lake City, Utah (June) (24 hours) - Functional Exercise and Evaluation, presented by Terry Trundle, ATC, PTA, and held

in Georgetown, Delaware (September), sponsored by Delaware Tech (7 hours) - Celebrating Learning Conference for College Educators, held in Atlantic City, New

Jersey (November) (18 hours) 1996

- Delaware Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, held in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware (May) (10 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium, held in Orlando, Florida (June) (24 hours)

- Sports Medicine Conference, held in West Chester, Pennsylvania (December), sponsored by West Chester University (6 hours)

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- Physical Therapy & the Law, held in Wilmington, Delaware (February), sponsored by Coastal Health Consultants (6 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium, held in Indianapolis, Indiana (June) (24 hours)

1992

- Injuries in Baseball Course, held in Birmingham, Alabama (January), sponsored by the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI), 22 hours)

1991

- Injuries in Baseball Course, held in Birmingham, Alabama (January), sponsored by the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) (22 hours)

- Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, held in Tuscaloosa, Alabama (February) (12 hours)

- National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium, held in New Orleans, Louisiana (June) (24 hours)

1990 - Injuries in Baseball Course, held in Birmingham, Alabama (January), sponsored by the

American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI), 22 hours) - National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Clinical Meeting and Symposium,

held in Indianapolis, Indiana (June) (24 hours)

Media Quotes

• Miss Delaware, Tish Pusey, addresses MS patients. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, October

1994.

• Therapists contribute to textbooks. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, February 1995.

• Locals spearheading relief project for flood victims. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, May 1995.

• Del Tech Instructor Konin Published. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, July 1997.

• Part II: Memories of the 1996 Summer Olympics. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, July 1997.

• Noted physical therapist lectures locally. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, December 1998.

• Local therapists presents paper in Australia. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, October 1999.

• FUNdamentals promotes health in the work force. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, October 1999.

• Challman Scholarship established at Delaware Tech. Cape Gazette, Lewes, DE, August 2000.

• Internal Motivation. Training & Conditioning Magazine, October 2001.


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• Pre-PT program prepares students. JMU Breeze Newspaper, March 2002.

• Physical therapy hosts job expo. JMU Breeze Newspaper, March 2002.

• Expo gives chance to find grad schools. JMU Breeze Newspaper, October 2004.

• With Good Reason Sports Talk – National Public Radio, February 2006.

• New JMU Health Science Institute. The Pulse Newsletter, October 2006.

• The bigger they are, the harder they fall, Los Angeles Times, December 2006.

• Carrying a hefty amount of risk. Los Angeles Times, December 2006.

• USF Sports Medicine offers tips for cheerleading safety. USF Health Website, October 2007.

• Changing Times. Training & Conditioning Magazine, December 2007.

• High schools try teamwork to put trainers on site. New York Times, December 2007.

• Preventing dehydration. Bay News 9 TV, Tampa, Florida, August 2008.

• Heat illness in athletes. Fox News Television, Tampa, Florida, August 2008.

• Education may put youth sports injuries on ice. Tampa Tribune Newspaper, March 2008.

• Youth athletes and injuries: is your youth athlete next? Track & Field Mom Newsletter, March 2008.

• XO athletic takes a swing at sports safety. New Jersey Business Magazine, March 2008.

• Overdoing It. National Alliance for Youth Sports Magazine, summer 2008.

• A different route. Training & Conditioning Magazine. June 2008.

• Olympic athletes. Channel 8 TV, Tampa, Florida, August 2008.

• Olympians’ Ordeals: Athlete’s Not Immune to Health Risks. Tampa Tribune Newspaper (AP Wire), August 2008

• Giles’ Injury Tough to Shake Off. St. Pete Times Newspaper, September 2008

• Ballplayers like titanium bands, but science doesn’t say whether they work. St. Pete Times Newspaper, April 2009.

• Wednesday is National Start Walking Day. Bay News 9 Television, Tampa Bay, April 2009.


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• There’s Plenty of Danger in Dancing. St. Pete Times Newspaper, April 2009.

• Sports injuries force knee replacements and other surgeries among younger, healthier people. St. Pete Times Newspaper, April 2009.

• Research on sports injuries reveals some surprises. St. Pete Times Newspaper, August 2009.

• Concussions, such as in the case of Tim Tebow, can be difficult to pin down. St. Pete Times Newspaper, October 2009.

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