UREC Sports Injury Clinic

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Beginning Fall 2017, University Recreation is once again expanding its services with the introduction of the UREC Sports Injury Clinic. Featuring a certified athletic trainer, the new service will offer open clinic hours to University Recreation (UREC) members, as well as provide services to Club Sports teams and other student affiliated sports programs.

The UREC Sports Injury Clinic will offer free injury examinations, as well as opportunities for injury prevention, emergency care, and rehabilitation. No appointment will be necessary for the UREC Sports Injury Clinic. Individuals may simply drop in during the clinic’s operating hours, which will be held in HPER 320 from 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

Staff Profile

Avery rotenberry is the graduate assistant for athletic training and the UREC sports injury clinic

Avery Rotenberry, LAT, ATC
Graduate Assistant for Athletic Training

Avery Rotenberry, LAT, ATC, is University Recreation’s new Graduate Assistant for Athletic Training and will oversee the day-to-day operations of the UREC Sports Injury Clinic. Avery holds a certification from the Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers, and joins UREC following a one year internship at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette, where she was an athletic trainer for the men’s and women’s tennis teams.

“It is my belief that the clinic will serve as a valuable resource to the patrons of both UREC and the Club and Intramural Sports teams,” said Avery, when asked about the UREC Sports Injury Clinic. “The clinic will serve to educate people on the common injuries that they might sustain while recreating, and the proper steps and preemptive measures needed to prevent injury in the future.”