Lindsy Donnelly MEd, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Lindsy spent the first 7 years of her career caring for high school and collegiate athletes in San Diego, California. After a brief period in Charlottesville, Virginia to obtain her post professional master’s degree, she returned to California in July of 2014 to join the Stanford Sports Medicine Team.
She has a wealth of experience as a clinician and an educator at the high school and collegiate level. Her time as an instructor and a graduate student strengthened her resolve to continually pursue knowledge and advance the profession of athletic training. She places a strong emphasis on education and a holistic approach to managing each individual’s care.
Lindsy also serves as the Assistant Coordinator for Athletic Training International Relations with universities in Ireland, Japan and Australia.
In the summer of 2017 Donnelly assumed the role as the Co-Director for the Athletic Training Student Internship Program. In partnership with her colleague, Justin Police, she manages the clinical education and affiliation agreements with multiple universities throughout the US.
While at Stanford, Donnelly has worked with the women’s soccer and men’s tennis teams, but 2017 marks her first season with the women’s volleyball program.
EDUCATION:
- University of Virginia MEd in Athletic Training 2014
- Point Loma Nazarene University BS in Athletic Training 2006
BOC CERTIFICATION: August 2006
MEMBERSHIPS:
- NATA Member in Good Standing
COURSES INSTRUCTED:
- CAATE Accredited Athletic Training Education Program: 1st and 2nd Year Clinical Practicum Courses
- College and Career Technical Education Course for High School Students: Healthcare Essentials
CLINICAL SPECIALTIES/AREAS OF FOCUS/TRAINING:
- Mulligan Concept 2016
- Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization 2016
- Dry Needling 2016
LECTURES GIVEN:
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Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition: Therapeutic intervention to break the cycle of AMI 2017
RESEARCH:
- Donnelly L, Donovan L, Hart J, Hertel J. Surface Electromyography and Eversion Strength Measures of the Peroneal Muscles in Two Testing Positions. June 2014. Masters Thesis.
- Donnelly L, Sullivan J, Kugler L, Ganz S. The Influence of Sport-Specific Experience on the Performance of Novel Tasks in Balance and Neuromuscular Control. May 2006. Senior Honor’s Project: Graduation with Distinction.
PUBLICATIONS:
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Donnelly L, Donovan L, Hart J, Hertel J. Eversion strength and surface electromyography measures in participants with and without chronic ankle instability during two testing positions. –Journal of Foot & Ankle International
- Ally M., Sweater S., Hirotsu K., Gordon J., Kim D., Wysong A., Donnelly L., Li S., Nord K. Promoting sunscreen use and sun-protective practices in NCAA athletes: Impact of SUNSPORT educational intervention for student-athletes, athletic trainers, and coaches
