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Mark Hoffman, PhD, ATC, EMT, FNATA

Mark Hoffman, PhD, ATC, EMT, FNATA

Dr. Mark Hoffman, PhD, ATC, EMT, FNATA, is a professor at Oregon State University's College of Health.


Academic interests

Understanding and improving factors influencing the health, wellness, and safety of wildland firefighters.  More specifically, this work is currently focused on the medical services provided to wildland fire personnel working on large scale incidents.

Understanding the intersections between Athletic Training and Public Health and supporting both professions in collaborative efforts to improve the public health of the communities of physically active individuals.

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  • Use of Lifesaving Medications by Athletic Trainers
    Contains 6 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Every day, ATs face the potential of having to manage life-threatening situations. A critical component of providing emergency care is the administration of lifesaving medications. All ATs must be prepared to administer the small collection of lifesaving medications delineated in the 2020 CAATE standards. This preparation includes knowing the indications for, contraindications to, and procedures for administering each medication. Additionally, the AT needs to understand the details of patient monitoring for each drug and use clinical judgment to determine when 911 should be activated. It also involves ensuring that policies and procedures—consistent with state laws and regulations—are established…