Stephanie Rosehart

Stephanie Rosehart joined the University of South Carolina’s athletic training staff in 2004 and began proving medical coverage for women’s soccer in 2006. She also supervises a certified graduate assistant athletic trainer with women’s golf and women’s tennis. Furthermore, she serves as a preceptor in the athletic training education program at Carolina.

Over the years, she has had a variety of roles and responsibilities including providing direct or indirect care with softball, women’s track and cross country, men’s golf, men’s tennis and men’s and women’s swimming and diving. For many years, she taught numerous times as an adjunct for the athletic training education program. She also spent some years working with Carolina’s performance, health and wellness team.

Rosehart came to USC from the University of Southern Mississippi, where she served as associate athletic trainer and provided athletic training services for women’s basketball and volleyball.

Rosehart graduated with a Bachelor of Science in human performance from Southern Miss in 1995. While at USM, she worked with the football and women’s basketball teams, as well as Hattiesburg High School.

Rosehart later received a Master of Education in school health from Eastern Kentucky University. During her stay at EKU, Rosehart assisted with the football, women’s basketball and softball teams and supplied athletic training coverage at Madison Southern High School.