Carolyn Black, ATC, LAT, is a dedicated athletic trainer. She specializes in sports medicine and biomechanical kinesiology. She earned her Bachelor of Arts with an emphasis in biomechanical kinesiology and sports medicine from Western State College, where she also worked as a student athletic trainer.
Carolyn’s professional journey includes over two decades of experience, starting at Back in Action Physical Therapy, where she served as an athletic trainer for 21 years. She also volunteered as an athletic trainer for Unalaska School District and has been a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association since 1991. Upon joining SEARHC in 2019, Carolyn brought her expertise in gait evaluations, functional movement system assessments and concussion management to the organization.
Carolyn is inspired by the ever-changing and evolving nature of athletic training. She finds immense fulfillment in helping others, particularly at the secondary school level, where she can make a meaningful impact. Being part of a smaller community has allowed Carolyn to stay involved in various activities and lend her expertise in many ways.
Her journey to SEARHC began when her family moved to Sitka. A friend connected her with SEARHC, where she found the perfect opportunity to continue her passion for athletic training.
