Crista Rosborough, DAT, LAT, ATC

Crista Rosborough is a Teaching Professor for the Department of Sport Science & Management.  She completed her undergraduate degree at Xavier University in Athletic Training (Class of 2015). Upon undergraduate graduation, she pursued her post-professional Masters in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology with a concentration in Athletic Training at the University of Florida. She earned her Doctor of Athletic Training (DAT) and Teaching in Higher Education Certificate in 2023 from Temple University.

Crista worked clinically for 7 years at two different high schools. When she was at UF, she was a graduate assistant at Hawthorne Jr./Sr. High School for 2 years where she focused on refining and expanding the school’s filing system.  She enjoyed her time in Florida and decided to continue practicing at Bradford High School. At Bradford, she focused on refining and creating new policies and procedures for the district. During COVID-19, she worked closely with administration to create policies and procedures to create a safe return to play environment for student athletes and spectators. She worked with all 21 teams including 2 State Championship Teams in 2022.

She transitioned to secondary education in 2020. She started at Bradford High School and here she taught 4 different courses including: Anatomy and Physiology Honors, Freshman Academy (Professional Development), Personal Fitness, and Team Sports continuing working as Head Athletic Trainer. 

Crista recently relocated to Cincinnati and in her spare time enjoys painting and completing different art projects. Crista loves to try different food around the city. She also enjoys cheering on Florida Gator Football each weekend!