Sports & Rehabilitation Therapy
Earn your associate degree in 15 months
Program Highlights:
- Program is approved by the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC) *
- 9-13% increase in jobs between 2014 and 2024 **
- Learn about biomechanics, sports therapy, and therapeutic exercise
- Use a wide variety of industry standard equipment
* School number SCH0063
** Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics – Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014
Train for a rewarding career in Sports & Rehabilitation Therapy
For those looking for an exciting and fulfilling career in the field of sports, working with athletes, then this is the program for you. There are few programs in Southern California that offer the training we provide, as well as opportunities to practice sports massage techniques at events throughout the metropolitan Los Angeles area.
The Sports Rehabilitation Therapy and Massage Therapy programs are approved by the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC).
* CAMTC approved school numbers SCH0063 and SCH0064
In 2015, significant changes to the certification process for massage therapists were implemented, most notably the requirement to pass the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx). Fremont College has diligently stayed on top of these changes to assure that our students are fully prepared to pass the exam, acquire their certification and start their career upon graduation.
How To Become A Sports and Rehabilitation Therapist
- Earn an associate's degree in Sports and Rehabilitation Therapy or related field
- Obtain hands-on practice in sports massage techniques
If you would like to learn more about the sports therapy degree, please fill out the web form to receive a free information kit.
Are Sports and Rehabilitation Therapists in Demand?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of Fitness Trainer jobs is expected to increase from
9-13% from 2014 to 2024.
*Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics – Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014
Possible Career Options After Fremont Degree
- Certified (CMT) Massage Therapist
- Sports Massage Therapist
- Rehabilitation Therapist
- Therapeutic Massage Therapist
- Medical Massage Therapist
Important Qualities of a Sports and Rehabilitation Therapist
Sports Therapists need to be able to retain a wide range of anatomy and physiology knowledge. They must evaluate patients' symptoms, consult with healthcare professionals, and recommend and administer appropriate treatments.
Sports Therapists must have strong interpersonal skills and be able to communicate well with others, including athletes, coaches, and physicians.
Sports Therapists must be able to record detailed, accurate progress and ensure that patients are receiving the appropriate treatments.
Sports Therapists must be able to make decisions that could affect the health and or career of their clients.
What Do Sports and Rehabilitation Therapists Do?
- Recognize and evaluate athlete injuries
- Perform rehabilitative work for injured athletes
- Assist physical therapists with the implementation of injury and illness prevention programs
- Prepare athletes to return to activity and avoid re-injury alongside doctors
- Conduct administrative tasks such as keeping records and writing reports on injuries and treatment programs
Where Do Sports and Rehabilitation Therapists Work?
- Colleges and Universities
- Chiropractic & Physical Therapy Offices
- Individual Athletes & Team Sports
- Spectator Sports
- Fitness and Recreational Centers
- Offices of Physicians
- Sports Injury Clinics
Fremont Difference
Our Sports and Rehabilitation Therapy program is unique because there are few programs in Southern California that offer the same type of training. If your dream is to work with athletes by providing sports and rehabilitation therapy, then our sports therapy degree program is perfect for you. Our students and graduates appreciate the fact that the program provides opportunities to practice sports massage techniques at sporting events throughout Southern California. If you like what you’ve read so far, continue reading to learn more about the benefits of enrolling in the Sports and Rehabilitation Therapy program at Fremont Career School.
Accelerated Degree Program
Complete Fremont College's Sports & Rehabilitation Therapy program in just 15 months.
Mentoring From Expert Instructors
Receive expert help from our staff of highly-trained instructors, whose industry skills and work experience enhance the students' learning experience.
Flexible Scheduling
Complete your program with day or evening courses on campus.
Student Collaboration
Work with your fellow students to learn and grow together.
Career Services
Receive expert career advice and assistance to help you find a job in your field.
Hands-on Training
Students have opportunities to practice the techniques they learn in the classroom in real world settings at local events.
Small Class Sizes
Learn in a small class setting with more one-on-one instructor interaction.
Peer Tutoring
Get help from your fellow students at no cost.
Essential Courses
- Anatomy and Physiology - Systems of the Body
- Massage Therapy Techniques
- Swedish Massage Techniques
- Somatic Tissues and Biomechanics
- Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular Therapy
- Personal Training
- Sports and Specialized Massage
- Eastern Theory and Practice
- Therapeutic Exercise & Procedures
- Advanced Biomechanics and Assessment
- Applications of Sports Therapy
- Business, Ethics and MBLEx Prep
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