August 2024 Accreditation Action: Grant 5 years of Initial Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

May 2025 Accreditation Action: Grant 5 years of Initial Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

June 2024 Accreditation Action: Grant 10 years of Continuing Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Continuing Accreditation

April 2018: 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. The program is compliant with all Standards.

July 2020: 7 years of Continuing Accreditation granted. Program is compliant with all Standards.

May 2016:Progress report for Standard 4.1.2 accepted. Additional 2 years of Initial Accreditation granted for a total of 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Program is compliant with all Standards.

December 2015: 3 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Progress Report for Standard 4.1.2: The program will create an outcome-based approach to evaluation of resident attainment of the program's educational goals and objectives, resident self-assessment of their performance and resident evaluation of preceptor performance and of the program. Progress Report due April 1, 2016.

March 2019: 7 years of Continuing Accreditation granted. The Program is compliant with all Standards.

August 2016:3 years of Initial Accreditation granted. The Program is compliant with all Standards.

May 2025 Accreditation Action: Grant 5 years of Initial Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

May 2025 Accreditation Action: Grant 5 years of Initial Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

October 2021 Accreditation Action:Grant 5 years of Initial Accreditation.

Rationale: Program has demonstrated compliance with all Standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

November 2022 Accreditation Action: Progress Report for Standard 24, 54, 64, 93, and 96 accepted. Grant additional 4 years of Initial Accreditation for a total of 5 years of Initial Accreditation.

Rationale: The program is compliant with all standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

March 2022 Accreditation Action: Grant 1 year of Initial Accreditation with Progress Report for Standard 24: Data Analysis: Residency programs must analyze the outcomes data to determine the extent to which the residency program is meeting its stated mission, goals, and objectives;Standard 54:The residency program must assure that the Post-Professional Core Competencies are integrated within the program;Standard 64:The resident must actively engage in measuring patient oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice and disseminate the information that has been compiled;Standard 93: The residency program must provide defined, planned and mentored education and training in a focused area of clinical practice within the scope of athletictraining;and Standard 93:The majority of the clinical experience must be completed within the focused are of clinical practice, and at least 20% of the time must occur with the preceptors ina one-on-one basis within that focused area.Progress Report isdue September 1, 2022.

Rationale: The program has undergone a comprehensive programmatic review. The program remains non-compliant with the following Standards:

• Standard 24:Data Analysis: Residency programs must analyze the outcomes data to determine the extent to which the residency program is meeting its stated mission, goals, and objectives.(Lacks evidence to demonstrate that the program has analyzed the data and connected to resident achievement of programmatic outcomes).
• Standard 54:The residency program must assure that the Post-Professional Core Competencies are integrated within the program.(Lacks evidence to demonstrate that Standard 54 is being assessed throughout the program).
• Standard 64: Theresident must actively engage in measuring patient oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice and disseminate the information that has been compiled.(Lacks evidence to demonstrate that data is being summarized, analyzed, and disseminated).
• Standard 93: Theresidency program must provide defined, planned and mentored education and training in a focused area of clinical practice within the scope of athletictraining.(Lacks evidence to demonstrate that Standard 93 has been implemented).
• Standard 96: The majority of the clinical experience must be completed within the focused are of clinical practice, and at least 20% of the time must occur with the preceptors ina one-on-one basis within that focused area.(Lacks evidence to demonstrate that Standard 96 has been implemented).

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

January 2020:Progress Report accepted for Standard 64:The resident mustactively engage in measuring patient-oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice, and disseminate the information that has been compiled.Program is compliant with all Standards.

August 2019: 7 years of Continuing Accreditation granted. Progress Report for Standard 64:The resident mustactively engage in measuring patient-oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice, and disseminate the information that has been compileddue December 1, 2019.

September 2017: Progress report accepted forStandard 64:The resident mustactively engage in measuring patient-oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice, and disseminate the information that has been compiled.Program is compliant with all Standards.

March 2017: Program remains non-compliant with Standard 64: The resident must actively engage in measuring patient-oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice, and disseminate the information that has been compiled.Progress Report due September 1, 2017.

October 2016: 3 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Progress Report for Standard 25:The results of the data analysis are used to develop a plan for continual residency program improvement;Standard 64:The residentmustactively engage in measuring patient-oriented outcomes as part of systematic data collection and ongoing assessments within the focused area of clinical practice, and disseminate the information that has been compiled; Standard 90: The sponsoring organization must have a published procedure available for processing resident and preceptor grievances;Standard 91:Policies and processes for resident withdrawal and termination must be publishedin official organizational publications or other announced information sources andmade available to applicants due February 15, 2017.

July 2024 Accreditation Action: Progress Report for Standards 32-38 accepted. Grant an additional 2 years of Initial Accreditation for a total of 5 years of Initial Accreditation.

Rationale: The program is compliant with all standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

September 2023 Accreditation Action: Grant 3 years of Initial Accreditation with Progress Report for Standard 32: Patient Care and Procedural Skills; Standard 33: Patient Centered Care; Standard 34: Practice-Based Learning and Improvement; Standard 35: Interpersonal and Communication Skills; Standard 36: Ethical Principles; Standard 37: Systems-Based Practice; Standard 38: ACGME Core Competencies.Progress Report is due February 1, 2024.

Rationale: The program has undergone a comprehensive programmatic review. The program remains non-compliant with the following Standards:

• Standard 32: The program must demonstrate resident knowledge and skills in the area of Patient Care and Procedural Skills.
• Standard 33: Residents must demonstrate knowledge of established and evolving biomedical, clinical epidemiological and social-behavioral sciences, as well as the application of this knowledge to patient centered care.
• Standard 34: Residents must demonstrate the ability to investigate and evaluate their care of patients, to appraise and assimilate, scientific evidence, and to continuously improve patient care based on constant self-evaluation and lifelong learning.
• Standard 35: Residents must demonstrate interpersonal and communication skills that result in the effective exchange of information and collaboration with appropriate stakeholders.
• Standard 36: Residents must demonstrate a commitment to professionalism and an adherence to ethical principles.
• Standard 37: Residents must demonstrate an awareness of and responsiveness to the larger context and system of health care including thesocial determinants of healthand health literacy as well as the ability to call effectively on other resources to provide optimal health care.
• Standard 38: Residency programs must demonstrate an increase in depth and breadth of an individualsglobal acquisition of knowledge and abilities in theACGME Core Competencies.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

July 2024 Accreditation Action: Grant 10 years of Continuing Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Continuing Accreditation

September 2018: 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Program is compliant with all Standards.

January 2020: 7 years of Continuing Accreditation granted. Program is compliant with all Standards.

August 2015: 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Program is compliant with all Standards.

August 2020: 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Program is compliant with all Standards.

February 2024 Accreditation Action: Progress Report for Standard 17 accepted. Grant an additional 2 years of Initial Accreditation for a total of 5 years of Initial Accreditation.

Rationale: The program is compliant with all standards.

Accreditation Status: InitialAccreditation

September 2023 Accreditation Action: Grant 3 years of Initial Accreditation with Progress Report for Standard 17: Develop a Plan.Progress Report is due December 1, 2023.

Rationale: The program has undergone a comprehensive programmatic review. The program remains non-compliant with the following Standards:

• Standard 17: Develop a Plan:The residency programs outcomes must increase residents depth and breadth of understanding of athletic training subject matter areas, skills, and Post-Professional Core-Competencies, beyond the knowledge, skills, and abilities required of a professional preparation program.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation

September 2024 Accreditation Action: Grant 10 years of Continuing Accreditation

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Continuing Accreditation

November 2023 Accreditation Action: The Program has been placed on Administrative Probation.

Rationale: Failure to submit self-study by July 1, 2023.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation- Administrative Probation

February 2019: Progress Report accepted for Standard 81: All required program-specific costs incurred by the residentmustbe publicly accessible in official organizational documents. Program is compliant with all Standards.

September 2018: 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. Progress report for Standard 81: All required program-specific costs incurred by the residentmustbe publicly accessible in official organizational documentsis due December 1, 2018.

April 2023: 5 years of Initial Accreditation granted. The Program is compliant with all Standards.

Rationale: The Program has completed a comprehensive programmatic review and is in compliance with the 2022 Residency & Fellowship Standards.

Accreditation Status: Initial Accreditation