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Elizabeth Neil, PhD, LAT, ATC

Elizabeth Neil, PhD, LAT, ATC

Dr. Elizabeth Neil assistant professor of instruction in the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA and the program direction of the professional masters and post-professional DAT. Dr. Neil completed her PhD in curriculum and instruction with a concentration in athletic training education at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, IN. She additionally completed her post-professional master's in athletic training at ISU. Born and raised in Erie, PA, Dr. Neil stayed local to complete a bachelor of science in athletic training with an exercise science minor at Mercyhurst University.

Dr. Neil currently serves as a per diem athletic trainer for the Philadelphia Union Academy. She has received the Ethos Award for excellence in teaching, scholarship and service at Indiana State University and the Z. Mel Blickenstaff memorial doctoral student scholarship from the National Athletic Trainers' Association. She has spoken and presented research at the state, district and national levels. Her research interests lie in medical documentation and healthcare administration, clinical education, and educational advancements specifically focused on mental health initiatives.

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    The session will provide practical steps for an athletic trainer to identify warning signs through evidence-based screening for suicidality. The literature supports referral pathways for a patient in crisis dependent upon their intentionality. Regardless of the outcome from the situation, a patient with suicidal thoughts can be difficult for an athletic trainer to process without time to cope. The management of a critical incident can negatively influence the athletic trainer’s emotional well-being requiring additional support for the healthcare provider following the case. The presentation will comprehensively address the totality of the athletic trainer’s role in the crisis.