Alyse King serves as an Associate Director of Sports Medicine at Purdue, arriving in March 2023 and working specifically with the Boilermakers' football program.
King previously worked at Wake Forest on the school's sports medicine staff in 2022. Prior to that, she served in a similar capacity at North Carolina State University on its sports medicine staff from 2014-22. She was the associate head football athletic trainer for the Wolfpack.
Prior to joining the Wolfpack, King was the assistant athletic trainer for football at the University of South Alabama.A native of Clayton, Ohio, she graduated cum laude from Eastern Kentucky University with a Bachelor's degree in athletic training. She then spent two years as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for football at Ohio University where she received her Master's degree in the nationally accredited post professional athletic training program.
King is also a nationally registered emergency medical technician, both intermediate and advanced.
King is a member of the National Athletic Trainers' Association and served as the inaugural chair of the National Athletic Training Students' Committee.
King previously worked at Wake Forest on the school's sports medicine staff in 2022. Prior to that, she served in a similar capacity at North Carolina State University on its sports medicine staff from 2014-22. She was the associate head football athletic trainer for the Wolfpack.
Prior to joining the Wolfpack, King was the assistant athletic trainer for football at the University of South Alabama.A native of Clayton, Ohio, she graduated cum laude from Eastern Kentucky University with a Bachelor's degree in athletic training. She then spent two years as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for football at Ohio University where she received her Master's degree in the nationally accredited post professional athletic training program.
King is also a nationally registered emergency medical technician, both intermediate and advanced.
King is a member of the National Athletic Trainers' Association and served as the inaugural chair of the National Athletic Training Students' Committee.