North Carolina State University Athletics
Rozanski Named Athletic Trainer of the Year
4/14/2010 12:00:00 AM | Pack Athletics
RALEIGH, N.C. – NC State’s Associate Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Charlie Rozanski has been selected to receive the National Athletic Trainers’ Association 2010 Division I Head Athletic Trainer of the Year award.
"This award comes as no surprise to anybody who knows or works with Charlie," said Director of Athletics Lee Fowler. "He is an invaluable asset to our department and university and always puts the well-being of our student-athletes first in his actions and decisions."
This honor recognizes the outstanding efforts of a certified athletic trainer employed in the collegiate setting at a Division I university. NATA’s College/University Athletic Trainers’ Committee selects a winner based on active community and campus involvement; volunteer service; national, district, and state athletic training association participation; promotion of the professional and exceptional performance in the role of collegiate athletic trainer.
“Charlie is richly deserving of the award,” said NATA College/University Athletic Trainers’ Committee Chair Charlie Thompson. “He has dedicated his career to providing quality health care services to collegiate athletes and has worked tirelessly toward the betterment of the athletic training profession.”
Rozanski is in his 17th year as the Director of NC State’s Sports Medicine program, and serves as the head athletic trainer for the men’s basketball program. He has also served as vice president of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association.
The awards presentation will be held on June 24, at NATA’s 61st annual Meeting & Clinical Symposia in Philadelphia.
"This award comes as no surprise to anybody who knows or works with Charlie," said Director of Athletics Lee Fowler. "He is an invaluable asset to our department and university and always puts the well-being of our student-athletes first in his actions and decisions."
This honor recognizes the outstanding efforts of a certified athletic trainer employed in the collegiate setting at a Division I university. NATA’s College/University Athletic Trainers’ Committee selects a winner based on active community and campus involvement; volunteer service; national, district, and state athletic training association participation; promotion of the professional and exceptional performance in the role of collegiate athletic trainer.
“Charlie is richly deserving of the award,” said NATA College/University Athletic Trainers’ Committee Chair Charlie Thompson. “He has dedicated his career to providing quality health care services to collegiate athletes and has worked tirelessly toward the betterment of the athletic training profession.”
Rozanski is in his 17th year as the Director of NC State’s Sports Medicine program, and serves as the head athletic trainer for the men’s basketball program. He has also served as vice president of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association.
The awards presentation will be held on June 24, at NATA’s 61st annual Meeting & Clinical Symposia in Philadelphia.
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