Gonzalez, Sophia; PT, DPT, SCS, ATC – Athletic Medicine of USC Student Health

Rehab Coordinator, Assistant Athletic Trainer and Instructor of Clinical Physical Therapy. Sport Responsibility: Rowing

Education: University of Indianapolis – Bachelor of Science (Athletic Training) 2011
Washington University in St. Louis – Doctorate (Physical Therapy) 2014
BOC #: 2000006020
PT (CA) License: 41735
Residency: University of Southern California Sports Physical Therapy Residency 2014-15
Fellowship: University of Southern California Division 1 Sports Physical Therapy Fellowship 2015-16
Certifications: Sports Certified Specialist, APTA Credentialed Clinical Instructor, Owens Recovery Science Blood Flow Restriction, Dynamic Neuromuscular Control- Course A
Sport Responsibilities: Rowing

Women of Troy win fourth consecutive beach volleyball national championship
The Trojans walked away with the national title Sunday after downing UCLA 3-0.
Trojans help usher in a new era for women’s professional volleyball
Former USC student-athletes Kalyah Williams and Skylar Fields reunite with coach Amy Pauly in Orlando as part of the new Pro Volleyball Federation.
No. 1 USC captures fifth Pac-12 beach volleyball championship
The Women of Troy took down No. 2-seeded UCLA in a 3-0 sweep in the Pac-12 Championship match.
Tommy Awards celebrate achievements and talents of USC’s student-athletes
The event at Bovard Auditorium draws athletes, coaches and staff from all 23 USC teams.

USC researcher discovers drug that may delay onset of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease and treat hydrocephalus
Young-Kwon Hong and his team have developed a drug that can help clear fluid and cellular debris from the brain.
Half-matched family donors offer best outcomes for Latino patients undergoing bone marrow transplants
A USC study may open life-saving opportunities for Latino patients, who are one-third less likely to find a fully matched donor from the national registry than white patients.
Does music unlock memory?
USC faculty are getting closer to understanding what happens in your brain when you hear a familiar song — which could affect those struggling with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
USC study reveals role of iron in allergic asthma and points to potential new therapies
USC researchers found that iron is a key regulator of energy usage by immune cells in the lungs and that targeting iron uptake could help treat asthma and other allergic diseases.