Kassidy Campbell joined the Wheaton College Athletic Training staff in August of 2023.
Campbell made the move to Wheaton after four years of serving as an Athletic Trainer for nearby Marathon Physical Therapy in Easton, Mass., where she gained experience in an outpatient physical therapy clinic as a rehabilitation aide. Campbell was also a contracted athletic trainer for various high schools and colleges during that time, including Oliver Ames High School, where she served as an Athletic Trainer, helping to oversee the care of 26 athletics teams and an average of 375 student-athletes per season.
The Bridgewater State University graduate has been a Massachusetts licensed and BOC certified athletic trainer for the past four years and prior to her certification gained clinical experience assisting the Harvard University Athletic Training staff with care of the institution's varsity football program. Campbell bolstered her clinical experience assisting the Bridgewater State athletic training staff as well, while gaining experience as the sole athletic trainer for Whitman Hanson High School and aiding the Tabor Academy staff.
Besides her experience as an athletic trainer, Campbell is no stranger to collegiate athletics, having spent four years as a defender on the Bridgewater State varsity women's soccer team and two years competing for the Bears in track & field as a sprinter/hurdler/jumper.
The former women's soccer Captain graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Athletic Training from BSU in 2019 and was named to the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.
