Danielle Colegrove has been a member of the Sports Medicine Department since August, 2000. Her primary population for healthcare management is the women’s tennis program. Administratively, she is responsible for contributing to all decisions relative to services provided to the student-athletes as well as the advancement and development of the athletic training staff. An advanced specialization for Colegrove is concussion management. As a member of the concussion care team, she is skilled in the treatment of concussions specific to early exercise and vestibular ocular therapy. She serves as the NATA representative to the NCAA Concussion Safety Advisory Group.
Colegrove is a graduate of Ohio State University where she earned a degree in Exercise Science. As a graduate assistant at Purdue University, Colegrove worked with the women’s soccer, cheerleading and football programs.
Colegrove resides in Skokie with her husband, Mark and their daughters, Kennedy and Peyton.
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Colegrove is a graduate of Ohio State University where she earned a degree in Exercise Science. As a graduate assistant at Purdue University, Colegrove worked with the women’s soccer, cheerleading and football programs.
Colegrove resides in Skokie with her husband, Mark and their daughters, Kennedy and Peyton.
Education:
- Ohio State University
- Purdue University
- Norland DXA Bone Densitometer Technician
- Vestibular Evaluation and Treatment Clinician
Memberships:
- NATA Reviewer of presentation proposals 2015, 2016
Research Interests:
- The Role of Oral Contraception on Outcomes Following Concussion in Female Collegiate Athletes: A Pilot Study
- The Neural Legacy of a Single Concussion