Lori has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education, with an emphasis in Athletic Training, from San Diego State University. She is certified by the National Athletic Trainers' Association.  Lori obtained her Masters Degree in Education from Azuza Pacific University.

Born and raised in San Diego, she graduated from Madison High School and Mesa College. She started her career at City College, filling in for the athletic trainer, who went on maternity leave. Lori continued in a part time status working mostly with the Men's Basketball Program until March of 1999, when she joined the Athletic Medicine Staff, working with all the athletes in our program.

Lori also has worked at the Arco Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista in the sports medicine department. She had the opportunity to deal with athletes on all levels, from developmental to elite status. As a member of the sports medicine pool for the US Field Hockey Association, she often travels with both the men's and women's National Teams. These journeys have taken her to Europe, Canada, and across the United States.

Christine Tang, ATC, EMT
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Christine Tang has a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, with an emphasis in Athletic Training, from San Diego State Univeristy. She is certified by the National Athletic Trainers' Association, the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, and by the American Heart Association as a Health Care Provider CPR and AED.

Christine's experience includes working at several San Diego Rock 'N" Roll Marathons as well as being an athletic trainer for Adrenaline Lacrosse where she supervises and manages athletic training personnel, prepares athletes for competition and evaluates injuries on and off the field. She also has clinical experience from the University of California at San Diego and from the University of San Diego where she evaluated and developed prognoses of sports injuries and developed sport-specific rehabilitation for athletes. Christine also worked with the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Smart Clinic. There she evaluated musculoskeletal injuries, applied various modalities for recruit rehabilitation and created home exercise programs for recruits.

WHAT IS A CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER?
Certified Athletic Trainers (ATCs) are specialists in the prevention, evaluation, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries and are recognized by the American Medical Association as Allied Health Care Providers. It is a challenging and rewarding field for people who love sports. Do you know that career opportunities exist at every level of competition? From high school to professional sports, there will always be a need for a dedicated, certified athletic trainer. Call the San Diego City College Training Room for more information at (619) 388-3750.  

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN SPORTS MEDICINE
The San Diego City College Athletic Medicine Program has internship positions open for anyone interested in becoming a Student Athletic Training Intern. There is no previous experience necessary to apply. We are always looking for reliable, professional people that are available in the afternoons and evenings. For more information please call (619) 388-3750 or email Lori Ray (lray@sdccd.edu)