John P.

Pauer
jpauer@indiana.edu (219) 577-3726
717 Oakbrook Drive, Hebron, IN 46341
EDUCATION
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
August 2012 May 2016
Major: Athletic Training
Minor: Exercise Science
GPA: 3.8/4.0
Honors: Indiana University Prestige Scholar (2012 2015): Indiana Foundations Scholar (2013 2016)
Spike Dixon Athletic Training Scholarship (2015)
ATHLETIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE
Indiana University Mens Soccer
Athletic Training Student

Design a rehabilitation progression to develop proper hip stability, range of motion, and core strength to treat and
prevent future hip flexor pathologies.
Implement protective bracing, padding, and taping to enhance an athletes overall health and ability to perform.
Instruct three younger student athletic trainers in the method and skill of athletic training practices such as taping
procedures, modality application, rehabilitation progression, and injury evaluation.
Apply manual therapy techniques such as massage and joint mobilization to provide effective injury treatment.
Spearhead game day preparation and hospitality through cooperation with event staff, student athletic trainers,
physicians, and visiting sports medicine staff to ensure proper care of all athletes involved.

Indiana University Wrestling

Athletic Training Student

Bloomington, IN
August 2014 December 2014

Organized game day functions, providing for both home and guest teams to aid with proper treatment of athletes.
Consulted individuals with infectious diseases such as MRSA and Mumps using proper biohazard techniques to
ensure facility cleanliness and the safety of those uninfected.
Administered rehabilitation treatment using therapeutic modalities such as Game Ready, electrical stimulation,
ultrasound, short wave diathermy, and laser light therapy.
Assisted in the team-wide influenza vaccination process in order to keep athletes healthy.

Edgewood High School Baseball and Track

Athletic Training Student

Bloomington, IN
January 2015 March 2015

Interacted with coaches and injured athletes to modify practice regiment in order to ensure safe participation.
Utilized proper Body Substance Isolation methods while providing treatment for various open wound injuries.
Educated injured athletes of their condition and necessary rehabilitation to build good patient rapport.
Documented SOAP notes for new injuries, adding update and rehabilitation notes through patient progression
through online Vivature database.

Indiana University Mens Basketball

Athletic Training Student

Bloomington, IN
October 2013 December 2013: March 2015 Present

Ellettsville, IN
March 2013 May 2013

Developed take-home rehabilitation programs for various musculoskeletal injuries to accelerate recovery time.
Oversaw hydration management during practices and games to ensure proper exertional fluid intake by athletes.
Completed full evaluations of both upper and lower extremities, diagnosing various musculoskeletal pathologies.

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LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE
Indiana University Athletic Training Student Council
Vice President, Class Representative

Manage group participation in Angel Tree Program to provide Christmas gifts for local underprivileged families.
Promote Dine-And-Donate nights at local restaurants as a fundraiser for the Athletic Training Student Council.
Develop an Athletic Training Exposition for high school students in order to spread knowledge and interest of the
athletic training profession.

Indiana University Intramural Officials Association

Treasurer

Bloomington, IN
August 2014 Present

Bloomington, IN
August 2013 May 2014

Manage a $2,000 bank account with deposits and charges from various sectors to control the flow of money
within the organization.
Generate data tables utilizing Microsoft Excel to centralize member contact information for quick access.
Lead other officials in rule instruction meetings in order to enhance their officiating skills and mechanics.
Communicate with outside organizations to contract officials to extramural games and tournaments to aid in
member development and networking.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Indiana University Recreational Sports
Intramural Head Supervisor

Resolve participant conflict utilizing interpersonal communication skills to maintain a strict time schedule.
Record score sheets, evaluations, and shift reports in written and electronic formats for supervisor review.
Delegate tasks among assistant supervisors, risk management personnel, officials, and game evaluators to ensure
game efficiency and to maximize participant enjoyment in a safe environment.
Enforce Recreational Sports policy to maintain facilities and promote a positive environment for all.

Town of Hebron Public Works Department

Part-Time Maintenance Staff Manager

Bloomington, IN
September 2012 Present

Hebron, IN
May 2013 Present

Coordinate town-wide park restoration project repairing, painting, and installing equipment for a total of seven
parks in order to enhance community entertainment.
Manage a staff of six part-time employees by assigning daily duties, creating work schedules, and developing
appropriate long term projects throughout a four month period.
Monitor and organized an inventory of 1,000 items including lawn care equipment, auto replacement parts, and
utility supplies in order to evaluate the purchase of new materials.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)

Indiana Athletic Trainers Association (IATA)
Great Lakes Athletic Trainers Association (GLATA)

August 2013 Present

August 2013 Present
August 2013 Present

CERTIFICATIONS

American Red Cross CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers

American Red Cross First Aid
Functional Movement Systems

December 2012, 2014

December 2012, 2014
October 2014