Mission Statement
The primary objective of the Athletic Training staff at Lasell College is to provide the highest quality of care to our student-athlete population. This is accomplished first through education,  risk management and prevention of athletic injury.  Secondly, we provide accurate clinical evaluation, diagnosis and referrals. Finally, with effective immediate care, treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning of injuries we ensure proper recovery and return to play.   In addition, the Athletic Training staff strives to ensure that our student-athletes are provided with proper direction and counseling in all areas of physical, emotional and mental well-being.

For more information about our program please read our Athletic Training brochure.

Athletic Training Personnel

The Athletic Trainers at Lasell College are highly skilled in the areas of injury prevention, recognition, treatment and rehabilitation. They are:
  

Jason Fish, MAc, ATC          Head Athletic Trainer  (617) 243-2168       jfish@lasell.edu

Lori Leary, MS, ATC             Athletic Trainer           (617) 243-2297     lleary@lasell.edu

Brian McGivern, MS, ATC   Athletic Trainer             (617) 243-2148       bmcgivern@lasell.edu


The Athletic Training Services are affiliated with the Division of Sports Medicicne at Children's Hospital in Boston and operate under the direction of team physician Dr. Dennis Kramer, MD.

Staff athletic trainers are certified by the National Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers, licensed by the State of Massachusetts, and hold current CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer and First Aid certifications.

We are pleased to be a teaching facility. Students from the Athletic Training Education Program at Lasell College work closely with athletes and are supervised by their clinical instructors as they complete part of their professional training.

Emergency Phone Numbers

Lasell College Campus Police: (617) 243-2279

The Lasell College Campus Police should be contacted first in the event of any emergency on campus.