Zoe Trotta - Women's Lacrosse
Zoe Trotta
- Title:
- Assistant Athletic Trainer
- Email:
- zoe.trotta@quinnipiac.edu
Zoe Trotta enters her professional career at her alma mater, returning to where she graduated from in her first year of athletic training.
A native of Rocky Hill, Connecticut, Trotta earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Quinnipiac in May 2025. During her undergraduate career, she distinguished herself both in the classroom and clinical settings, earning Dean’s List honors across six semesters and receiving the prestigious Joseph J. Woods, PhD Athletic Training/Sports Medicine Outstanding Student Award. A dedicated campus leader, Trotta also served as a founding member and campus ambassador for Quinnipiac's Morgan's Message chapter, helping champion student-athlete mental health awareness, and was actively involved with Quinnipiac University EMS and the Athletic Training Club.
Following her graduation, Trotta served as an Athletic Training Resident at the University of Connecticut from 2025 to 2026, working directly with the football and track & field programs to sharpen her expertise in orthopedic evaluation, surgical techniques, and advanced rehabilitation. Her clinical resume also includes undergraduate immersive experience, notably completing over 438 clinical hours with the women's rugby team at the United States Military Academy at West Point, as well as nearly 1,500 hours working with Quinnipiac Athletics. Additionally, she has served the local community as an Emergency Medical Technician with Nelson's Ambulance Company and Quinnipiac University EMS.
Trotta is a board-certified Athletic Trainer (BOC) and a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Connecticut, holding additional certifications as an EMT, American Heart Association BLS provider, and Mental Health First Aider. Recognized nationally as a 2025 EATA student posterboard finalist, she combines rigorous clinical reasoning with compassionate, patient-centered care.
A native of Rocky Hill, Connecticut, Trotta earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Quinnipiac in May 2025. During her undergraduate career, she distinguished herself both in the classroom and clinical settings, earning Dean’s List honors across six semesters and receiving the prestigious Joseph J. Woods, PhD Athletic Training/Sports Medicine Outstanding Student Award. A dedicated campus leader, Trotta also served as a founding member and campus ambassador for Quinnipiac's Morgan's Message chapter, helping champion student-athlete mental health awareness, and was actively involved with Quinnipiac University EMS and the Athletic Training Club.
Following her graduation, Trotta served as an Athletic Training Resident at the University of Connecticut from 2025 to 2026, working directly with the football and track & field programs to sharpen her expertise in orthopedic evaluation, surgical techniques, and advanced rehabilitation. Her clinical resume also includes undergraduate immersive experience, notably completing over 438 clinical hours with the women's rugby team at the United States Military Academy at West Point, as well as nearly 1,500 hours working with Quinnipiac Athletics. Additionally, she has served the local community as an Emergency Medical Technician with Nelson's Ambulance Company and Quinnipiac University EMS.
Trotta is a board-certified Athletic Trainer (BOC) and a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Connecticut, holding additional certifications as an EMT, American Heart Association BLS provider, and Mental Health First Aider. Recognized nationally as a 2025 EATA student posterboard finalist, she combines rigorous clinical reasoning with compassionate, patient-centered care.
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