Kevin Silva

Kevin Silva serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sport and Movement Science at Salem State University, teaching comprehensive coursework spanning athletic training, exercise science, and clinical practice. His responsibilities include graduate-level instruction in Functional Anatomy (ATR 700), Emergency Care (ATR 704), Clinical Examination (ATR 708), and Research Methods (ATR 800/814), alongside undergraduate courses such as Kinesiology (SMS 300) and Senior Seminar (SMS 476).

His scholarly focus integrates clinical and theoretical dimensions of human movement science, with emphasis on:

• Evidence-based athletic training protocols
• Emergency care and pharmacology in sports medicine
• Perceptual-motor learning mechanisms
• Clinical pathology diagnostics
• Healthcare administration frameworks
• Field-based exercise science applications

No scientific awards, research grants, or laboratory affiliations were documented in the source material. The absence of student advisement records and publication history indicates the provided text reflects only his current teaching role without research or mentorship details.