Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation Archives

Logan University’s MS-SSR Program Transitioning to Seven-Week Course Format in January 2025

Posted on January 3, 2025January 3, 2025 in College of Health Sciences in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation in Students

Logan University’s Master of Science in Sports Science and Rehabilitation (MS-SSR) program is moving from 15-week courses to seven-week courses in January 2025, making it more time effective for students. “This accelerated degree format will allow our full-time students to complete the program in just one year and move forward with their certification and career goals,” said Brittany Ramirez, DC (’15), MS (’18), LAT, ATC, CCSP®, program director for Logan’s MS-SSR program. “This change also ensures that our MS-SSR program stays competitive within the field.” Full-time students will take two courses every seven-week session, completing the program in one year. …

Gabriel Valdes’ Journey from Caguas to Chiropractic

Posted on October 2, 2024October 2, 2024 in College of Chiropractic in College of Health Sciences in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation in Students

Gabriel Valdes has come a long way in pursuit of his dream. Originally from Caguas, Puerto Rico, Gabriel graduated from Colegio Católico Notre Dame and later earned a bachelor’s degree in biology from Universidad Ana G. Méndez, Recinto de Gurabo. He moved to the United States in August 2021. With a passion for healthcare, Gabriel found an interest in chiropractic. Although he considered several different schools, Gabriel chose Logan University for its strong academic programs and exceptional student support. “The support Logan’s faculty and staff provide is amazing,” Gabriel said. “They’re always there to help, and that made the decision …

MS-SSR Alumna Named New Director of Athletic Training for Division I Football Program

Posted on July 30, 2024 in Alumni in Careers in College of Health Sciences in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation

With an interest in athletics but the misfortune of being an accident-prone child, DaVonna Cola, MS (’21), LAT, ATC, FNS, found a different way to fulfill her athletic competitiveness: athletic training. “I liked being around athletics and knew I wanted to work in healthcare, but I didn’t want to be confined to an office,” DaVonna said. “Being an athletic trainer allows me to care for my athletes no matter the office space or scenery.” Originally from Denver, Colorado, DaVonna graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and a dream of working at the …

Logan Alumna Helps Women Balance Career and Family by Sharing Helpful Tools to Simplify Life

Posted on June 21, 2024June 21, 2024 in Alumni in Careers in College of Chiropractic in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation in Resources

A three-time Logan alumna, Danielle Angela Eaton, DC (’08) received her undergraduate degree in 2006, her Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree in 2008 and her Master’s of Science in Sports Science and Rehabilitation (MS-SSR) also in 2008. After graduation, she began working at Logan as the assistant director of sports and rehabilitation at the University’s sports medicine clinic. In 2012, Dr. Eaton had her first child and left the position to start her own practice. “Running a solo private practice gave me great flexibility with my schedule and I was able to really focus on my patients,” she said. “However, …

MS-SSR Student’s Journey From Pre-Med to Pro Baseball

Posted on May 22, 2024 in Athletics in Careers in College of Health Sciences in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation in Students

“You hear stories about people changing their career path in the final semester and I always thought they were crazy, but that ended up being me.” Chase Gibson spent his whole life wanting to be a doctor and go to medical school, but when the time came, he wasn’t so sure. “I started to come to terms with what it meant to go to medical school and wasn’t sure I really wanted to do it,” Chase said. “So, I went a different route.” A collegiate baseball player at both William Woods University in Fulton, Missouri and Carthage College in Kenosha, …

From Athletic Trainer to MS-SSR Student: Jensen Radley

Posted on March 19, 2024 in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation in Students

In a small town in northern Nevada, Jensen Radley, LAT, ATC grew up playing multiple sports, with basketball being her favorite. Fast-forward to today, she is making an impact in the sports health care field. Jensen attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and earned her bachelor’s degree in athletic training. While there, she immersed herself in a variety of experiences, including working with collegiate soccer players, multiple local high school sports teams, and in an orthopedic surgeon’s office. “The reason I chose the degree in athletic training was because I saw a huge need for injured athletes to receive …