Scott Stansbury Email & Phone Number

A native of Westminster, Md., Scott Stansbury was hired by the Baltimore Orioles in December, 2021 to serve as the Minor League Medical Coordinator, responsible for overseeing the delivery of athletic training and medical services to the minor league affiliates and to supervise a staff of 10 athletic trainers and physical therapists. Prior to that, he was previously hired by his alma mater, Salisbury University, to serve as its head athletic trainer in July 2021, succeeding his mentor and serving as the third head athletic trainer in the history of Salisbury University. At Salisbury, he was responsible for the healthcare of all of SU's athletics programs and had oversight for a staff of 7 certified athletic trainers to support the success of Salisbury's athletic teams. Prior to returning to Salisbury, he was an assistant athletic trainer at the University of Notre Dame, joining that staff in July 2007. His responsibilities there included work with the baseball and football programs.He earned a bachelor's degree in physical education/athletic training from Salisbury in 2003 and then attended Villanova University, graduating in 2005 with a master's degree in education. As a graduate assistant in sports medicine at VU from 2003-2005, he was responsible for overseeing the healthcare for both the Wildcats' baseball and men's soccer programs. In 2005, Stansbury was employed as a NovaCare Rehabilitation athletic trainer at Villanova until 2007. During that time, he was responsible for the healthcare of the VU women's soccer, baseball, and men's lacrosse programs.His experiences also include some extensive experience with Team USA Baseball. In 2013, he worked with USA Baseball's 14U & 17U National Team Development Programs (NTDP). Then, in 2014, he was selected to be the head athletic trainer for the 2014 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team, which represented the United States in international baseball competition. That summer included trips to the Netherlands and Cuba as part of the Collegiate Team's summer tour. That team finished with an overall record of 18-8-2. In 2016, Stansbury was the head athletic trainer for USA Baseball's 15U National Team, competing in the WBSC 15U 'AA' World Cup in Iwaki, Japan. That team won the bronze medal after defeating Panama in the bronze medal game by a score of 8-3. They finished with a 7-2 record.He is board certified through the NATABOC and is an active member of the National Athletic Trainer's Association and other local athletic training organizations.

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