Dr. Jennifer Amato, DC, DACBSP is a board-certified sports chiropractor and experienced educator committed to advancing clinical excellence in the chiropractic profession. With over 15 years of experience treating athletes—from youth to elite professionals—she specializes in evidence-based care, movement optimization, and injury prevention.
As adjunct faculty at Northeast College of Health Sciences, Dr. Amato trained chiropractic interns in clinical diagnosis, sideline management, and hands-on treatment, helping prepare them for real-world practice. She continues to mentor professionals in integrating biomechanics, therapeutic exercise, and athlete-centered care.
A certified instructor and practitioner of Foundation Training, Dr. Amato incorporates this method into both patient rehabilitation and professional education to improve function and resilience.
She is the founder of Stellar Sports Chiropractic in Boca Raton, Florida, where she delivers personalized care using advanced manual therapy, neuromuscular training, and laser modalities. Her philosophy is simple: elevate the standard, lead with integrity, and never stop learning.
This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.
This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.
Dr. Christine Foss has a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine from Old Dominion University, a Doctorate in Chiropractic from New York Chiropractic College, and a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Health Sciences. She is a Certified Athletic Trainer, a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians, a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board, and an Internationally Certified Sports Chiropractor. She was named the 2020 American Chiropractic Association Sports Council Chiropractor of the Year and the 2023 Federation of International Sports Chiropractic Educator of the Year.
Author of the book “Dissecting Sports Injuries of the Hip”, which has recently been released by Springer Publishing and is available on Amazon.
Dr. Foss has had many experiences treating and rehabilitating athletes and non-athletes. She is the owner of Elite Sports Recovery Center in Bradenton, Florida. She worked in the Sports Medicine Department at the University of Notre Dame and volunteered at the Olympic Training Camps multiple times at different locations. She has worked at the World Games in Poland and Birmingham and the Bobsleigh World Championships. She additionally traveled with TEAMUSATF as medical staff and has worked extensively with men’s and women’s gymnastics. She has additionally worked alongside prominent surgeons in caring for and rehabilitating athletic injuries.
Dr. Foss is an international lecturer on the topics of sports injury, assessment, treatment, and kinetic chain unwinding. Dr Foss finds particular interest in difficult cases and patients who have had little success with conventional care. She is currently the director and lead instructor of the Northeast Chiropractic College “Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician” program, the Director of Education and research for Foot Levelers, and a Master Instructor for the Federation Internationale de Chiropractique du Sport and faculty at the Camera Institute of Chiropractic Science.
This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.
This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.
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Thomas Young
Thomas Young DC, DACBSP
Dr Tom Young is a Chiropractic Sports Physician and assistant professor at Palmer College of Chiropractic-Florida. He also takes interns to treat at sporting events as co-advisor and adjunct faculty clinician to the campus sports council. He maintains a private practice in Ormond Beach, FL focusing upon functional performance enhancement. Prior to joining the faculty in 2009, Tom practiced in fitness clubs and at the American Institute for Healthcare and Fitness in the North Carolina research triangle. He has co-authored a textbook on Functional Assessment and Rehabilitation with his wife Maria, and serves as the Florida campus representative to the Palmer College alumni office.
This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.
This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.
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Anne Sorrentino
Anne Sorrentino DC, DACBSP®, EMT-B
Dr. Anne Sorrentino, DC, DACBSP®, EMT-B is a sports chiropractor based in McLean, Virginia. She earned her BS in Pharmacy from St. John’s University and graduated cum laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic. Honored as the 2014 Sports Chiropractor of the Year by the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians™, she also served as the USA team chiropractor for the 2017 World University Games in Kazakhstan.
Dr. Sorrentino is an adjunct instructor for the National University of Health Sciences’ sports chiropractic program. She is certified as an EMT, CPR instructor through the American Red Cross, OEC instructor, and national ski patroller. As a Senior Director for WMI Global Inc., she trains medical teams and manages risk, safety, and rescue operations at international events. She was the Medical Officer for Olympic Street and Park Skateboarding, including the Paris 2024 Games. Her ongoing work spans The Snow League, Nitro Circus, UCI BMX events, and World Skate competitions.
This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.
This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.
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Todd Narson
Todd Narson DC, DACBSP
Dr. Todd M. Narson graduated from Logan College of Chiropractic in 1990 and is a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians (DACBSP®). One of only 300 chiropractic sports medicine specialists in the country; 1 of 16 in Florida and the only recognized diplomate practicing in Miami-Dade County, FL. In June-2014 Dr. Narson completed a sports medicine rotation at the US Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO. During his time there, he worked with staff athletic trainers, physical therapists, massage therapists and other physicians treating Olympic athletes from all sports.
Dr. Narson was a member of the sports medicine team at the 2016 U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Rowing Trials, Sarasota, FL. During August through October 2014, Dr. Narson traveled with Jamaica’s National Women’s Senior Soccer team as they played tournaments in Trinidad & Tobago (Caribbean Women’s Football Cup), their Orlando training camp and the 2014 CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier in Washington, DC. In 2011, he was granted an International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma (ICSSD) by the International Federation of Sports Chiropractic (F.I.C.S.) and is the only chiropractor in South Florida with such international credential. Dr. Narson was a member of the COPAG international sports medicine team at the XVI Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, October 2011. During his tenure at the Pan American Games, he worked with teams from all over the Western hemisphere including Chile, Cuba, Ecuador, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Argentina, Peru & Mexico.
In addition to the 2011 Pan American Games, Dr. Narson has worked with athletes at the 2009 USA Powerlifting; Women’s Nationals, Miami, FL; 2008 Nike Football’s Miami Sports Kickoff Classic, The World Olympian’s Association’s 2008 Star World Sailing Championship at the Olympic Sailing Center in Coconut Grove, FL; the 2007 CONCAF Gold Cup International Pro-Soccer Tournament in Miami, FL; as well as the USA Judo Federation’s 2013, Judo Cadet World Championships, the 2012 IJF Grand Masters World Judo Championships in Miami, FL; the 2006 USA Judo Open Judo Championships & 2006 USA Judo Federation’s Junior U.S. Open, Championships. Dr. Narson was also a credentialed treating physician in the Poly-Clinics at the 20th Central American & All Caribbean Sport Games (XX Juegos Deportivos CentroAmricanos Y Del Caribe), Cartegena, Colombia.
Dr. Narson is inventor and developer of the Narson Body Mechanic N6, the first ever soft tissue “multi-tool” used for Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilizations techniques such as Graston Technique®, FAKTR and others. In March 2013, Dr. Narson’s Narson Body Mechanic N6 was awarded a United States design patent (US D678,539S). He has been an M1 & M2 certified Graston Technique® provider for the past 15 years and is trained in FAKTR advanced soft tissue mobilization & rehabilitation concepts.
Dr. Narson has lived in South Florida for over 40 years. He is past president of the Dade-County Chiropractic Society and a 2-term past president of the Florida Chiropractic Association’s Council on Sports Injuries, Physical Fitness & Rehabilitation and has been on their governing board for 8+ years. He was honored as the recipient of the coveted Chiropractic Sports Physician of the Year award in 1999-2000.
Along with Dr. Allen Miller, Dr. Narson has co-authored the paper: Protocols for Proprioceptive Active Re-Training Boards (balance boards). Published in Chiropractic Sports Medicine Magazine; the Journal of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians, Vol 9, No. 2, May 1995 pp 52-55.
Having chiropractors associated with hospitals was unheard of here in Florida until 1994 when a small group of chiropractors were credentialed here in South Florida. As some of the first chiropractors in the country to have such privileges, Dr. Narson was part of the original group accepted into the Chiropractic Division at Golden Glades Regional Medical Center.
Coining the term: “Natural Sports Medicine” Dr. Narson has been educating personal trainers at local gyms and health clubs for several years in including well known clubs such as Club Body Tech, Crunch & David Barton’s Gym in South Beach. He was medical director for the: 1998 Pan American Race Walk Cup held in Downtown Miami & Medical Director for the 1999 USA Track & Field-Florida Regional Junior Olympics. He also served as Medical team member and treating physician for the 1999 Pan American Tae Kwon Do Regional Qualification Tournament for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and was Meet Director/treating physician for the Sydney 2000 Para-Olympic Qualifier/USA Open-Power lifting held in North Miami.
In 1994 Dr. Narson was asked to join the professional boxing team of Don King’s light weight contender: Lamar “COSHISE” Murphy and was named “Team Physician”. Providing the fighter with performance enhancement training techniques, nutrition and chiropractic care, Dr. Narson worked with the boxing trainers and traveled with team COCHISE Murphy around the country during his 1995 quest for the WBC lightweight title. Coors Lite, Gatorade, Jose’ Cuervo and Jiffy Lube were a few of the sponsors of large sporting events such as beach volleyball, triathlons and professional NASCAR racing that have credentialed Dr. Narson as an on-site treating physician. Dr. Narson has also been included on the sports medicine teams at the Miami Grand Prix, the Florida Sunshine State Games as well as other national and international sports competitions.
Dr. Narson has had the privilege of being invited to treat the cast and crews of the Broadway Shows: Les Miserables, The Rockettes, & Damn Yankees. To date, Dr. Narson has spent over 1000 hours working “on field” with athletes at various sporting events from local regional athletes, to world class Olympians, Paralympians & professionals.
Sports medicine is on the cutting edge of healthcare, Dr. Narson uses his experience and education with athletes and sports injuries to treat all patients, not just athletes. Dr. Narson feels everyone deserves the knowledge of a sports medicine physician, because everyone, in their own way is an athlete as some level.
Dr. Narson practices in Miami Beach with his partner and wife, Dr. Corey Narson. Drs. Narson has lived in Miami Beach since 1993 where they also raise their 2 children.
In April 2015 Dr. Narson became a level-1 certified USA Triathlon coach.
This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.
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From Office Documentation to Sideline Records: Essentials for Sports Chiropractors
This session prepares chiropractors, especially those pursuing or maintaining CCSP® or DACBSP® certification—to confidently manage documentation and risk in both sideline and clinical practice. With increasing expectations around compliance, informed consent, and multidisciplinary care, this course provides real-world protocols and Florida Statute-aligned strategies for handling athletic care scenarios. From SOAP-style sideline assessments to consultation documentation and interprofessional coordination, attendees will gain tools to ensure their records are clear, defensible, and in full alignment with legal and professional standards. Topics also include emergency action planning, care of minor athletes, informed consent, and social media privacy practices, all taught by three highly respected chiropractic sports physicians.
Learning Objectives
Describe the essential documentation requirements for both in-office and on-field chiropractic care, in alignment with Florida statutes and ACBSP® certification standards.
Apply risk management strategies when working in school/team settings, including informed consent, scope of practice, and legal safeguards.
Demonstrate best practices in documentation, interdisciplinary communication, and post-event follow-up to reduce liability exposure and support care continuity.
This session is designed for chiropractors working with athletic and active populations at community or public events. The first half of the course will focus on evaluation and management of two key extremity region shoulders and hip—offering clinical insight into biomechanics, functional screening, and field-appropriate techniques. The second half will provide essential rehabilitation strategies for non-surgical musculoskeletal injuries, emphasizing early movement, proprioception, and neuromuscular activation. Attendees will leave with a field-ready skillset to support injury prevention and recovery in real-time scenarios while maintaining high standards of clinical care and documentation.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Perform functional movement screening and orthopedic assessment clusters for shoulder and hip dysfunction in athletic and field-based settings.
Apply biomechanical principles to techniques aimed at improving mobility in the shoulder and hip joints.
Demonstrate foundational rehabilitation protocols that support safe recovery, proprioceptive reactivation, and early return-to-play outcomes.
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This course prepares chiropractors to manage acute head injuries and related emergencies that occur during athletic and community events. Participants will learn how to identify life-threatening injuries, including head trauma, assess red-flag neurological signs, and implement proper emergency protocols in line with ACBSP® Position Statements and Florida law. Emphasis will be placed on triage, assessment, and legal decision-making required when removing an athlete from the field of play. Chiropractors will also explore their collaborative role within the sports medicine team, focusing on risk mitigation and rapid care delivery to support optimal outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Identify clinical signs and symptoms that indicate life threats requiring immediate removal from play.
Apply updated evidence-informed concussion assessment tools and triage protocols during on-field emergencies.
Execute emergency methods, including appropriate stabilization, referral, and transfer of care strategies.
