Daniel G. Trampf, LAT, ATC, CSCS, CEAS
DANIEL G. TRAMPF LAT, CSCS, CEAS ACTIVE Born in Ripon, Wisconsin.
Dan is a graduate of Ripon High School. As a high school student, he earned 10 varsity letter awards for his role as a student athletic trainer. Dan graduated from Ripon College in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Self-Designed Major in Sports Medicine Studies. He was an athletic training student in the NATA Internship Program at Ripon College and received his NATA Certification in November 1991. In April 1995, Dan received his NSCA Strength and Conditioning Certification. Later in 2005, he became a Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist.
As a Certified Athletic Trainer, Dan began his career working in Oshkosh, WI serving Oshkosh North High School from 1991-1998. At Oshkosh North High School, he was involved with the school’s Gifted and Talented Program which allowed students to job shadow and actively participate as student athletic trainers. For his service, Dan received the Oshkosh Area School District Service Award in 1998. Throughout 1998-2012, Dan served as industrial Rehabilitation Coordinator and a physician extender at Ripon Medical Center in Ripon, WI.
In 2012, Dan became the Owner and President of Trampf Consulting LLC Industrial Sports Medicine and Ergonomics, providing occupational health, industrial athletic training, and ergonomic consultation services for a variety of corporations across the country.
During his career, Dan spent several volunteer hours working with the WATA, GLATA, and NATA. He served on the WATA Secondary School Committee, WATA Industrial Committee, and the WATA Strategic Planning Committees. He served as the GLATA Reimbursement Committee Chair and member of the NATA Reimbursement Committee.
Dan has received the WATA Athletic Training Distinguished Service Award in 2003 and the NATA Athletic Training Service Award in 2004. Dan’s greatest accomplishment with the WATA and eventually the NATA was the Reimbursement Committee. The committee first met in August 2001 with five WATA members and grew to a participation of 18, including a physician. The WATA Reimbursement Committee became the largest state sponsored committee of its kind. Each professional setting was represented on the committee from all regions of Wisconsin. A large part of the committee success was consistent dissemination of information through multiple outlets, including town hall meetings, national workshops, newsletters, guest speaking opportunities at medical conferences and publications.
Dan is active in the community and throughout his years, has been involved in organizations such as Jaycees, Kiwanis, United Way Board, and American Legion Badger Boys State. He has received numerous awards of recognition for his leadership and service. Dan is blessed and grateful for his loving wife Jody and their two children Andrew and Natalie. Without their love, enthusiasm, and support Dan could not succeed.
Inducted April 2020.
