Kim Csabi, ATC, LAT
Head Athletic Trainer
As the Head Athletic Trainer at Daytona State College, Kim's primary sport responsibilities involve the medical concerns of the Falcon baseball, softball, and golf teams. She is also the Clinic Manager of the L. Gale Lemerand Center Athletic Training Room and serves as Director of the Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP).
As a Graduate Assistant at the University of Florida in 1987, she was involved with the Gator Volleyball, Track and Field, Swimming, Gymnastics, Tennis, and Basketball Teams. Other field experiences include: USA Table Tennis at the 2000 Paralympic Games (Sydney, Australia), Soccer at the 2000 Sunshine State Games (Gainesville, FL), USA Softball at the 1996 Olympic Games (Atlanta, GA), Volleyball at the 1995 Empire State Games (Ithaca, NY), USA Swimming at the 1995 Pam American Games (Mar del Plata, Argentina), Volleyball at the 1994 Olympic Festival (St. Louis, MO), and numerous other regional and community events.
In 1988, she obtained credentials as a Certified Athletic Trainer. Over the years, she received numerous other certifications/licensures: Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Athletic Training Emergency Care, State of Florida Massage Therapy Licensure, National Licensure in Body Work and Massage Therapy, CPR for the Professional Rescuer (American Red Cross), and a NATABOC National Exam Qualified Examiner.
Trevor Burns, ATC, LAT
Assistant Athletic Trainer
As the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Daytona State College, Trevor primarily handles the medical coverage of the Falcons men’s and women’s basketball teams. He also maintains current First Aid and CPR & AED certification for all staff and student athletic trainers. Trevor also serves as an instructor for the Department of Health and Wellness at Daytona State College.
While working as a Graduate Assistant at the University of Florida from 2002 to 2004, Trevor gained professional experience working with local high schools and guest lecturing for the undergraduate athletic training program. Trevor has worked as an athletic trainer in many different settings as well as clinical rehabilitation, work hardening, corporate fitness, and team strength and conditioning. He has also been involved with the Connecticut High School All Star Football Team (2008), the South Carolina Senior Games (2005), and the Florida State Football Championships (2004).
Trevor received his certification as an Athletic Trainer in 2002 and became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA in 2006. He also holds several instructor credentials from the American Red Cross including Lay Responder CPR/AED, Professional Rescuer CPR/AED, First Aid, and Responding to Emergencies.
