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J Robinson Camps has 26 years experience producing elite athletes in basketball, hockey, and wrestling. Camps are offered across the country. |
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Programs are located in Spokane, Auburn, and Spangle, Washington; 2 Portland areas (McMinnville, and Newberg) and La Grande, Oregon; Redding, and Napa, California; 1 in the Boise area, (Nampa) and Coeur d' Alene, Idaho; Billings, Montana; Anchorage, Alaska; and Elon, North Carolina. |
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The Mayo School of Health Sciences (MSHS) in Rochester, Minn., offers two, four-week athletic training clinical internships and a sports team internship in which the intern works with a Rochester-based sports team throughout the summer. |
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IGC is a world-famous gymnastics camp that hosts over 400 campers per week. The age range for IGC is 8 - 17. Ten one-week sessions are offered. |
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The Riverhawks organization is a member of the Frontier League, an independent baseball league including teams from the midwest. The team is located in Loves Park, IL. |
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University of Wisconsin Hospital Sports Medicine Center An eight-week athletic training internship program that provides the candidate with comprehensive experiences in the sports medicine clinic, sports rehabilitation, preventative injury programming and on-the-field evaluation opportunities through local outreach athletic programs. |
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Sports International Football Camps For the past 25 years Sports International has played host to the top instructional summer football camps in the nation. These camps are held in 15 states and feature current and former NFL players. |
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Unlike the professional baseball internship program, there isn’t one place to apply if a student wants to intern for one of the 32 teams in the NFL. Students are encouraged to contact each head athletic trainer individually for information on whether that team has an opening for an intern. The length of these internships varies, based on whether that franchise needs help just during training camp, during the season or for the entire year. The Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society (PFATS) has a link on their Web site with the contact information for each head athletic trainer. The internship application process for the NFL usually begins in the fall. Send a resume and cover letter to the Head Athletic Trainer for each team that you are interested in working with. |
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TRIA, located in Minneapolis, MN, offers a summer sports medicine internship that runs from approximately June 1- August 1. Two students will be selected for the internship which includes rotations in Ambulatory Surgery, Sports Medicine Clinic, Hand and Wrist Clinic, Acute Injury Clinic, Hand Therapy, Physical Therapy and Bio-Skills Labs. You can find more information and an application in this document. If you are interested please feel free to contact Paul Bruning, Sports Medicine Program Representative at TRIA. Orthopaedic Center. Applications are due by March 12, 2009. |
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Disney Sports Graduate Internship Program Overview |
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Work with minor league and major league baseball teams. Most internships are unpaid. You can request a certain team. Applications now open for 2010 season! Due March 1st each year. Juniors, Seniors, and graduate students only. |
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We are proud to announce that we are accepting applications for our 2011 Chivas USA Sports Medicine Internship position. Chivas USA is a member of Major League Soccer and is based out of the Home Depot Center in the greater Los Angeles area. This is the 6th year of the program and it is continuing to grow. In the past two years, we have had students from the states of California, Hawaii, Illinois, North Carolina, Iowa, Michigan, and Washington. This is a clinical based experience working along side national and international experts in the medical care of professional soccer players. Please post the attached flyer and pass the application to your students as you see fit. We are limited to two interns at a time so this is a highly competitive position and early application is strongly encouraged. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. |
| Note: Much of the information on this page was borrowed from the NATA website: www.nata.org. |
