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SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE ATHLETIC TRAINING EDUCATION PROGRAM CLINICAL EDUCATION MODULES ATHLETIC TRAINING STUDENT GUIDE TO COMPETENCY COMPLETION IN KIN 197A, 197B, 197C, 197D and ALL REQUIRED ATHLETIC TRAINING COURSES SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE ATHLETIC TRAINING EDUCATION PROGRAM CLINICAL EDUCATION MODULES The Undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program at San Jose State University requires a series of clinical experiences consisting of competencies and proficiencies. Competencies and proficiencies will be obtained through a number of experiences in the classroom, lab, and clinical/internship setting. This manual is divided into 4 sections related to internship courses: 197A, 197B, 197C and 197D. In order to complete the Athletic Training Education Program, each student will need to have each competency evaluated in all 4 sections of this manual. Approved Clinical Instructors (ACI) are the only individuals who can evaluate competence in each skill. Skill evaluation will include practice in labs, demonstration of competence and either an experience in the field or a scenario. Students are responsible to spend time outside classroom and internship experiences to ensure skill competence. Students may advance through the manual at their own rate. Successful practice and then competence of each task must be demonstrated prior to skill performance in the clinical setting. Demonstration of skill performance should coincide with course completion. In order to progress through the internship process (197A to 197B, etc.) students must complete the required (labeled REQUIRED) skills in each section. Although it is preferred that students complete all proficiencies for each course, it is understood that some field/scenario proficiencies may be difficult to obtain. Thus, students have 4 semesters (197A, 197B, 197C and 197D) to complete these sections of the proficiencies. Progress to program completion requires that all evaluations be