Bio

Danielle is a 1993 graduate of Plymouth State University where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Athletic Training. In 2014 Danielle earned a Masters in Exercise Science from Concordia University Chicago. She holds an allied health license in both MA and NH and is a professional rescuer throughAmerican Red Heart Association. Danielle also hold certifications in dry needling level one and Graston’s technique. While at Plymouth State, she competed in Freestyle Skiing at the National level in Ariel's and was on the Plymouth State’s women’s rugby team.

Upon graduation, Danielle became an Athletic Trainer at Don Bosco High School in Boston, MA for three years (1993-1996) before moving onto the collegiate level as the Head Athletic Trainer at Daniel Webster College (1996-2004). She also gained valuable experience as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Brandeis University (2004-2009) prior to arriving at Rivier.

Danielle also works for the United States Anti-Doping Agency (2004-present) as a Doping Control Officer conducting In-Competition and Out-of-Competition tests on elite athletes across the United States in a variety of sports. She was one of the USADA Officers who was selected to conduct both In-Competition and Out-of-Competition drug testing at the 2010 Winter Olympics held in Vancouver, British Colombia, and Canada.