To become a sports medicine specialist you need to do medical studies first, then specialize in the field of Sports.
Richard Irvin has written: 'Sports medicine' -- subject(s): Athletic Injuries, Physical education and training, Sports medicine
Daniel D. Arnheim has written: 'Dance injuries' 'Developing motor behavior in children' -- subject(s): Physical education for children, Motor ability in children 'Modern principles of athletic training' -- subject(s): Sports medicine, Physical education and training, Sports injuries 'Principles of athletic training' -- subject(s): Sports medicine, Physical education and training, Sports Medicine, Physical Education and Training 'Physical education for special populations' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, Physical education for children with disabilities 'Athletic Training' -- subject(s): Problems, exercises, Physical education and training-- 'Elementary physical education' -- subject(s): Physical education for children, Motor ability, Child development, Curricula
An athletic trainer, physical therapist, and sports medicine.
To become a sports doctor you need to go to high school,collage, and medical school.
A sports medicine doctor's education is basically the same in every sport.
A sports medicine specialist has specialized training and education in the medical and therapeutic aspects of sports. Often they are physicians or surgeons, but a medical degree is not always required to work in sports medicine. A certified athletic trainer, or ATC, specializes in athletic health care. They are required to have at least a bachelors degree. This degree may be in athletic training, health, physical education, or exercise science. They also study many other areas, including human anatomy, nutrition, and psychology to name a few.
yes you do. what you need for sports medicine is a 6 year doctors degree in a sports medicine related field, such as athletic training. Once you complete that then you can sit for your boards test and become a certified. The more experience you have the better chances you have at getting a great job. Sports medicine is a highly competitive field. If you really want to be one, study hard
4 year BA, plus 2-3 years post grad...at minimum these days.
Sports Medicine is a broader field that includes athletic trainers as well as sports medicine doctors and specialists. An athletic trainer works with the athlete as to prevent, manage and treat athletic injuries under the supervision of a sports medicine doctor or specialist.
Daisy Sheokand has written: 'Development of physical education and sports in India' -- subject(s): History, Sports and state, Sports, Physical education and training
Noriaki Osada has written: 'Principles of physical education and sports studies, and research in all nations' -- subject(s): International relations, Physical education and training, Research, Social aspects, Social aspects of Physical education and training, Social aspects of Sports, Sports
sports medicine. orthopaedics. gerontology. pediatric orthopaedics. food sciences