a Doctor of Philosophy Candidate (ABD, Health Professions Education & Athletic Training) at Rocky Mountain University of Health Sciences, with an M.S. (A.T. Still University) and B.S. (Whitworth University) in relevant fields. He serves as an Adjunct Professor and certified Athletic Trainer, blending 10+ years of clinical, teaching, and leadership experience.
As an Athletic Trainer, he manages athlete health for Community Colleges of Spokane (Women’s Soccer, Men’s Basketball, Track & Field), USA Diving (national/international events), and previously oversaw 800+ student-athletes at ATI Physical Therapy. He leads COVID-19 sports medicine policies for the NWAC conference and chairs its Sports Medicine Advisory Committee.
In teaching, Kilfoyle instructs courses (e.g., Biomechanics, Adaptive Physical Education) at 4 institutions (Eastern Washington University, Spokane Community College) and mentors students on portfolios/resumes. He has 1 published association report (NATA’s COVID-19 Return-to-Campus guidelines), 2 papers under review, and 7 invited presentations on concussion management, emergency planning, and athletic training. He holds licenses (WA State Athletic Training, BOC) and certifications (FMS-2, SFMA-1), with anticipated NSCA CSCS/CPSS.