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- 1. Patricia M Cordeiro 7Garfield Avenue, Woburn, MA 01801 781-910-9466 patricia.cordeiro@tufts.edu November 17, 2014 Salem State University 352 Lafayette Street Salem, MA 01970 Dr. Gallo and members of the Search Committee, I believe my strong background as an educator, combined with being a certified athletic trainer,makes me an obvious candidatefor the full-timefaculty tenure track position at SalemState University.I have been working as a certified athletic trainer for the past24 years and have been teaching as an adjunctlecturer at Salem State University for 9 years. By blendingteaching and clinical skills,I havea strongexpertise in many different areas includingACL injury prevention programs and movement screening.My experience includes workingwith high school,college,and performing arts,professional and Olympic athletes. My degrees includea teachingand athletic trainingbackground creatingskill setspecificto the needs of this faculty position.My Bachelor of Science degree from Bridgewater State University and Master of Science degree from AT Still University arein education and athletic training. I was encouraged by Dr. Joseph Gallo to pursuemy doctoral degree at Rocky Mountain University in order to teach full-time.My doctoral coursework will be completed by December 2014 and my AbD completed in March/April of 2015.I am scheduled to begin data collection the summer of 2015,researchinginjury surveillancestatisticsin women’s professional football teams. My research interests includeInjury SurveillanceStatisticsin Women’s Professional Football,Functional Movement Screen (FMS) norms for Marathon runners and my continued work on anterior cruciateligament(ACL) prevention programs. Duringmy work over the last2+decades, I’ve developed professional relationshipswith variousgroups thatutilize athletic trainers in different settings.These include:Colonial Classic Synchronized SkatingChampionships,Bay State Games, Masters Rowing Clinics and BlueMan Group. These unique settings allowme to coordinateathletic trainingstudents (ATS) allowingthem to observe athletic trainers workingoutsideof standard clinical settings. These networks promote both our profession in multipleunderserved/non-traditional populations. Becauseof my relationshipsand involvement in the athletic trainingcommunity I would offer outstandinginterpersonal relationshipsand networkingas a clinical coordinator. I have been waitingfor this position atSalem State University to become availableand amready to dedicate my time and energy to this full-timeposition.If you have any questions or if I can be of further assistance pleasefeel free to contactme atpatricia.cordeiro@tufts.edu or my cell phone 781-910-9466. Sincerely, Patricia M Cordeiro MS, ATC, CSCS
- 2. Patricia M Cordeiro 7Garfield Avenue, Woburn, MA 01801 781-910-9466 patricia.cordeiro@tufts.edu EDUCATION RockyMountainUniversityofHealthProfessions,Provo UT. 2012-Present PhDin Athletic Training, expected date of completion 2017 AT Still University,Mesa,AZ. 1999-2001 MS in Sports Health Care BridgewaterStateUniversity,Bridgewater,MA. 1984-1989 BS Physical Education,Concentration: Athletic Training and Teacher Certification PhysicalEducation Grades 5-12 CERTIFICATIONS Certified Athletic Trainer, National Athletic Trainers’ Association BOC # 129083026 Massachusetts State License # 543 Professional Rescuer Certified 2015 Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, National Strength and Conditioning Association – Certification #95-05-16-520 Graston Technique Certification: Module 1-2006, Module 2-2007. FMS and SFMA LevelI TEACHING EXPERIENCE SalemState UniversityAdjunctLecturer,Salem, MA. 2005-Present Adjunct lecturer for the Sports, Fitness and Leisure Department. Courses taught include: ATR 102.2 Taping, Bracing, Padding and ProtectiveEquipment SMS 351.01 Disease and Illness of the Physically Active ATR 451.01 Therapeutic Modalities ATR 201.01 Injury EvaluationLower Body ATR 479.01 Senior Seminar-preparation class forNATABOC exam ATR 355.01 Athletic Training PracticumII ATR 452.01 Athletic Training PracticumIII ATR 101.01 Care and Preventionof Athletic Injuries PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SalemState UniversityAdjunctLecturer Salem, MA. 2005 - Present Adjunct lecturer for Sports and Movement Science Department. TuftsUniversityAthleticTrainer Medford,MA. Team liaison fora 2001 - Present variety of intercollegiate athletic teams including the prevention, education, treatment and rehabilitation of DivisionIII athletes.
- 3. Patricia M Cordeiro 7Garfield Avenue, Woburn, MA 01801 781-910-9466 patricia.cordeiro@tufts.edu NortheasternUniversityPart-timeInstructor Boston, MA. 2002 Bouvé College of Health Sciences, Athletic Training Education Program. Instructor forATP 1410 Disease and Disabilities. DeerValleyHighSchoolHeadAthleticTrainer Glendale,AZ. 1999-2001 Implemented a comprehensive athletic training program for 12 interscholastic athletic teams at the 5A level. Developed emergency care protocols, computerized athletic injury tracking, implemented inventory system of supplies and protectiveequipment. WellesleyCollegeAssistantAthleticTrainer Wellesley,MA. 1990-1999 Assisted withall aspects of the care and prevention of athletic injuries including coverageof 11 intercollegiate sports. WheatonCollegeAssistantAthleticTrainer Norton,MA. 1989-90 Assisted withthe prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of men’s and women’s intercollegiate teams. PRESENTATIONS Cordeiro PM,OlsonG. Injury Care at YourFingertips: Manual therapy techniques forathletic trainers and physical therapists. Twoday lecture presented at Gillette Stadium; August and December 2013; Foxboro,MA. Cordeiro PM.Graston Technique for Certified Athletic Trainers. Lecture presented at Bridgewater State University 2013; Bridgewater, MA. Cordeiro PM.Injury prevention and nutrition strategies for elite level rowers. Mayrene Earle Masters Coaching Camps, Malden, MA. 2010-present. Cordeiro PM,OlsonG. Injury Care at yourFingertips; Manual Therapy Upper Extremity Techniques. Learning Lab presented at NATA National Convention 2011; New Orleans, LA. CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Boston Marathon Volunteer ATC Medical Staff-Finish line 2014. Magna Online Seminar Motivating Students: From Apathetic to Inspired, March 28, 2013. Certified athletic trainer forBlueManGroup,Boston Company, Boston, MA. Providetreatment and rehabilitation for industrial and performance related injuries. June 2010-present. BostonUniversityAthleticTrainingProgramPreceptor 2001-present Approved Clinical Instructor from2002-present. Responsible for overseeing 1-2 clinical athletic training students at Tufts University each semester.
- 4. Patricia M Cordeiro 7Garfield Avenue, Woburn, MA 01801 781-910-9466 patricia.cordeiro@tufts.edu SynchronizedSkatingChampionshipsatTsongas Arena, Lowell,MA. 2008-present. Athletic trainer for Men’sWheelchairRugby teamat Lakeshore Foundation, July 2008. Athletic trainer at US OlympicTrainingCenter,Chula Vista, CA. July 2008. OTHER INTERESTS Boston Marathon finisher 2004, 2006, 2007 Half Ironman triathlon finisher 2004, 2007, 2009 REFERENCES Malissa Martin EdD,ATC Associate Dean of Faculty Development & Assessment/Graduate Program Director, PhD& DSc Athletic Training Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions 122 East 1700 South Provo,UT84606 Cell: (812) 290-3740 Gayle E Olson MS, ATC Athletic Training Clinical Instructor Florida Southern College 111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive Lakeland, Florida 33801 Cell: (508) 269-4036 geoatc@gmail.com Andrew Cannon PT, MHS, SCS, CSCS Director of Sports Medicine, Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Adjunct Lecturer, Team PhysicalTherapist Department of Health Sciences Merrimack Athletic Complex Cell: 603-401-4040 andycannon@comcast.net