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Meet the Athletic Trainers

Meet the Athletic Trainers

    Our Athletic Trainers  

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Name: Audrey Dickman M.Ed, LAT, ATC
E-mail: abdickman@exetersd.org
Phone: 610-780-5940
Fax: 610-370-0518 
Room #: Athletic Training Room

 

Audrey Dickman has been the certified athletic trainer at Exeter since the fall of 2002.

She came to the area to pursue a Master’s degree from Alvernia College, and initially got placed at Exeter as a graduate assistant.  In 2004 Audrey was inducted into Alvernia’s chapter of Alpha Epsilon Lambda, the national honor society for education graduate students.

Prior to moving to Berks County Audrey received her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology with a major in Athletic Training at Temple University, graduating cum laude and becoming certified in the summer of 2002.  Her student athletic training experience offered her the opportunity to work closely with Temple Owl coaches Dawn Staley, John Chaney, and Bob Bertucci.  She also worked exclusively with the baseball team at Saint Joseph’s University her senior year.

Audrey is from the Lehigh Valley, where she graduated with honors from Catasauqua High School. During her high school career, she caught for her varsity softball team (earning an honorable county mention her senior year), was in the marching band and indoor colorguard, and sang in the chorus all four years.  She was also a member of the National Honor Society and participated in the debate club and stage crew.

Audrey is a licensed and certified athletic trainer from the National Athletic Trainer’s Association, and is licensed to practice in the state of Pennsylvania. Audrey is also a CPR/AED volunteer instructor for the Red Cross, was a driver and captain for one of their Disaster Action Teams, and earned the Berks Red Cross Medical Hero award in 2015.  She is the past-president of the Berks County Scholastic Athletic Trainer’s Association, a group that strives to improve the medical treatment of all athletes in the county by pooling their resources, knowledge, and experience to collaborate and foment change. In that role she led the way for all Berks ATs to become trained in advanced trauma care and helped create and implement the Berks Stop the Bleed campaign in partnership with Penn State Health St. Joseph's Hospital.  

Audrey’s goal at Exeter is to provide top-notch care to every athlete.  She is dedicated to the education of athletes, parents, coaches, administrators, educators, and school nurses, because she firmly believes that good health starts with good information.

 
 
Name: Allison Conley MS, LAT, ATC
E-mail: atconley@exetersd.org
Phone: 610-780-4287
Fax: 610-370-0518  
Room #: Athletic Training Room

 

Allison Conley is the newest addition, as Assistant Athletic Trainer, of Exeter Athletics. She graduated from Paul VI High School in New Jersey in 2014 where she was a member of both the Softball and Field Hockey teams.  Ally then moved to Reading to obtain her Bachelor's Degree from Alvernia University. During her time at Alvernia, she was a student ambassador, tour guide, orientation weekend leader and vice president of the athletic training club. As an athletic training student Ally interned with various clinical sites including: Lancaster Barnstormers, The Philadelphia Soul and various Berks County high schools, including Exeter. After graduating with her Bachelor’s degree, Ally decided to continue her education and attend East Stroudsburg University for her Master’s Degree in Athletic Training. 

 

Throughout her Master’s program, she worked as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at Wilson School District. In the summer of 2019, Ally graduated with her Masters of Science in Athletic Training and accepted a full-time position as a secondary setting athletic trainer with St. Luke’s University Health Network.  She worked with St. Luke’s for 3 years before deciding to join Exeter.

 



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