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ATEP Clinical Facilities
The Cumberland University Athletic Training Education Program utilizes a variety of facilities that enhance the overall clinical experience. In order to provide the Athletic Training Student with learning opportunities in multiple athletic training environments,
In addition to the clinical rotations performed on campus with CU Athletics, the Athletic Training Education Program offers Athletic Training Students the opportunity for experiential learning at UMC affiliated sites, including but not limited to, rehabilitation clinics and high school settings.
Treatment Area
Treatment Area
Taping Room
Hydrotherapy Room
Current ATEP Affliated Sites:
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