Greg Jancaitis

Dr. Jancaitis has athletic training experience in a variety of clinical settings, including as a graduate assistant at Fork Union Military Academy, a physical therapy clinic setting, public high school, and a sports medicine primary care physicians’ office. He joined the Norwich faculty in 2014 and has served on the university’s Wellness Committee, as advisor to the Sports Medicine Society, and as a department representative for the College Curriculum Committee. 

As an Associate Professor he serves as the Director of the Master of Athletic Training program. Professionally, he has served as the Secretary for the Vermont Association of Athletic Trainers (VAAT) and as the President of the VAAT. He remains active clinically by providing per diem services to area high school athletic programs, volunteering at the Vermont City Marathon, serving as medical coordinator for various mountain bike events in Vermont, and performing medically informed bike fits. His research consists of investigating incidence of injuries in cycling events, medical care provided in cycling events, and the biomechanics of cycling as it relates to injury prevention.

Ph.D. Athletic Training, A.T. Still University 

M.Ed. University of Virginia 

B.S. University of New England

HHPR 214 Clinical Anatomy
HHPR 507 Therapeutic Interventions I
HHPR 508 Therapeutic Interventions II

Jancaitis GA, Snyder Valier AR, Bay RC. A descriptive analysis and comparison of injuries reported in USA cycling-sanctioned competitive road cycling events.  Injury Epidemiology. (2022) 9:22 https://rdcu.be/cRFeM

Jancaitis GA. The incidence of injuries in youth mountain bike racing. Oral presentation at 2020 virtual NATA Annual Symposium, June 2020.