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ATHLETIC TRAINING

Dr. Lea Johnson, DAT, LAT, ATC
Head Athletic Trainer

Jenna Chudoba, LAT, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer

Lea Johnson is a graduate of West Chester University where she earned both a Bachelor and a Master of Science in Athletic Training. She also worked at West Chester as an Athletic Trainer to the men’s and women’s track and field, cross country, and cheerleading team, and most recently at Cabrini University where she was the Head Athletic Trainer for all sports. 

In 2025, she earned her Doctorate of Athletic Training with a concentration in Orthopedics and Education.

Dr. Johnson's additional experience includes being a Teaching Assistant, Physical Therapist Aide, and Home and Community Support Aide. She received her Doctor of Athletic Training in June 2025.   

Jenna Chudoba attended West Chester University for her undergraduate degree in Sports Medicine and Master’s Degree in Athletic Training. She completed over 1,000 hours at several clinical rotations and different sites throughout her graduate program at West Chester including Villanova University Football, Malvern Prep School, and Swarthmore College.

Through these rotations, Ms. Chudoba learned how to adapt based on the needs of many different athletic populations. From high school to D1 football, these diverse settings allowed her to develop skills to become the Athletic Trainer she is today.


 

Perkiomen Concussion Protocol and Return to Play

 

Student athletes who are exhibiting any of the signs or symptoms of a sports-related concussion

or other head injuries during practice or competition shall be immediately removed from play

and may not return to play until he/she is evaluated and cleared for return to participation by an

appropriate medical professional.

 

CONCUSSION PROTOCOL INFORMATION