Clinical (Massage and Sports Injury)
Students registered in all Sports Injury Therapy ^TM Programs must participate in Clinic Placement. Students gain practical experience through working in a clinical setting. The student registered in the part time program may distribute their hours as follows: 150 Hours from their Massage Therapy Program, 130 Hours from their employment, 120 Hours through observation and participation in the student clinic at the college.

Emergency Care
Available to students registered in the Part-time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM program only, this course is delivered in two parts. EMER 100 is the Canadian Red Cross Emergency Medical Responder Course. This course meets the Paramedic Association on Canada Occupational Competencies Profile for an Emergency medical Responder.  This course is delivered in a Weekend Format over four weekends. EMER200 provides the student with sport specific injury assessment skills. This course builds on the knowledge from EMER 100. This course is delivered in regular part-time format two evenings per week.

Exercise Physiology
(30 Laboratory Hours/ 90 Hours Distance Education Credit)
Available to students registered in the Part-Time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM Program only, this course is delivered in two parts. The theory portion is delivered by Distance Education through Human Kinetics Publishing, “Exercise Physiology”, Course Number HF-FT 103. The Laboratory component is taught at the college.

Field Placement
Students registered in all Sports Injury Therapy ^TM  Programs must participate in Field Placement. Students gain practical experience through working with local sporting teams as a team therapist. Students participate in all types of sport and events.

Modalities
Available to students registered in the Part-Time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM program only, this course provides the student with the theoretical and practical application knowledge necessary for safe application of electrical therapeutic modalities. The modalities covered include, Ultrasound, Electrical Muscle Stimulation, Micro-current, Interferential Current, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation and LASER.

Pharmacology
(30 Hours Distance Education Credit)
Available to students registered in the Part-Time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM program only, this course is delivered through Distance Education through Human Kinetics Publishing, “Pharmacology for Athletic Trainers- Therapeutic Medications” and “Pharmacology for Athletic Trainers- Performance Enhancement and Social Drugs”, PASS Course Program. Students are required to complete both courses to receive credit for IPHA 100.

Protective Techniques
Available to students registered in the Part-Time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM program only, this course is delivered in a Weekend Format, delivered over three weekends. This is a practical course designed to give the student experience in applying support techniques using a variety of materials. This course also covers the principles of design and fitting of protective equipment.

Psychology of Sport
(30 Hours Distance Education Credit)
Available to students registered in the Part-Time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM  program only, this course presents information on the psychology associated with sports participation and on the injured athlete

Sports Massage Theory and Techniques
Available to students registered in the Part-Time Sports Injury Therapy ^TM program only, this course presents the theory and techniques of Sports Massage Therapy. Topics covered include: Pre-event Sports Massage, Post-event Sports Massage, Training and Conditioning Massage.

Sports Injury Therapy ™ 3-Year Program (Full-time)

Sports Injury Therapy ™ Advanced Standing Program  (Full-time 2-Year)