Athletic Therapy Centre
The Athletic Therapy Centre (ATC) is a 3,500 square foot clinical facility that serves as both a student lab and an injury rehabilitation clinic for Sheridan students and staff, and the local community. In this facility, senior-level students work under the supervision of a Certified Athletic Therapist to provide assessment and rehabilitation services for a large variety of orthopedic injuries. The facility boasts 12 treatment beds, extensive rehabilitation equipment, an aquatic therapy pool, and electronic modalities. Clinic patients will have access to a change room with showers and lockers, and a lobby area with a large-screen television. For appointments, call: 905-459-7533, ext. 5033.
Exercise Intervention Research Centre
The Exercise Intervention Research Centre (EIRC – pronounced Eric) is a 4,000 square foot strength and conditioning facility that serves as both a student lab, clinic rehabilitation training centre and a workout facility for program students and Sheridan faculty and staff. This facility is used primarily by students in the Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy) and Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Exercise Science and Health Promotion) Programs. Students use the facility in conjunction with the Athletic Therapy Clinic to assist with the strength and conditioning components of their rehabilitation programs for their clients. As the name implies, several ongoing research projects evaluating the use of exercise in preventing and reversing the effects of chronic disease are being performed in this facility. EIRC’s state-of-the-art equipment is designed to meet the performance goals of individuals in a post-rehabilitation setting, and elite-level athletes.
Human Performance Lab
The Human Performance Lab (HPL) is a 1,600 square foot exercise physiology lab featuring leading-edge performance testing equipment capable of evaluating all aspects of human physiology at rest and during exercise.
Anatomy Lab
The Anatomy Lab is a 1,200 square foot lab space equipped with 12 treatment tablesand 5 computer workstations. This lab is used by students in the Applied Health Science degree programs for applied learning in Anatomy and other related topics such as Clinical Biomechanics.