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Erin Ulrich, DHSc, LAT, ATC, serves as Clinical Associate Professor of Athletic Training and Director of Clinical Education at Lebanon Valley College (LVC), where she has developed the Masters in Athletic Training Program's Clinical Education framework since its inception. With over two decades of clinical experience across collegiate, secondary school, and clinical settings, she oversees athletic training education and coordinates student clinical placements.
Her academic credentials include a B.S. from Eastern University, M.S. from California University of Pennsylvania, and DHSc from the University of Indianapolis, complemented by LAT and ATC certifications.
Research centers on injury prevention, public health initiatives, and clinical athletic training applications, notably through community wellness programs like 'A Stronger You.' Her work bridges athletic training principles with population health, emphasizing evidence-based interventions for athlete and community wellbeing.
Recent publications analyze manual therapy efficacy for ankle mobility and balance in athletes, alongside community health program evaluations, reflecting her dual focus on clinical precision and scalable public health solutions.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Lebanon County Commission for Women Hall of Fame induction (2019, Women Advocating for Athletics)
- Poster Abstract Winner at Penn State PM&R Annual Conference (2016)
Grant leadership encompasses the 2019 Arnold Experiential Grant for 'A Stronger You' physical activity programming and the 2018 grant establishing an athletic trainer demographic database to address healthcare disparities. As Clinical Education Coordinator, she mentors students through structured clinical experiences while teaching core courses including Fundamental Skills of Athletic Training and Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries.
Her work is anchored in LVC's Arnold Health Professions Pavilion, facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration between athletic training, exercise science, and community health initiatives.
