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Sports Medicine Helping Stony Brook Wi .111 Dr. Stuart Cherney c ls5sn 36 STATESMAN Suesday, .. T.. By John Buonora Stony Brook-After examining all of the equipment, seeing the whole facility, and receiving the sales pitch, it felt more like a day spent searching the classifieds for a house than a day spent observing the latest in sports medical care. If that were the case, Dr. Stuart Cher- -ney would be a real estate agent rather than a highly dedicated doctor. But a doctor he is, although he sometimes acts like a young child on Christmas. All the new toys are layed out for him, and he takes great pride in showing them to anyone who wants to see them. "When I arrived here in July of 1983. this facility didn't exist." says as his eyes widen with the anticipation of telling his story to another warm ear. "We were one of the last Universities to have a sports medicine center" Last, and striving for best. It is a program in its infancy, and Cherney is the September 3, 1985 man who is nurturing it. arrived at Stony Brook in 1983, after obtaining his M.D. at Albany -Medical College. At Albany, he trained for a specialty in othropedicsurgery, a big plus but not a necessity to qualify for a sports medicine program. As Cherney sits back in the chair in his office, it is easy to see that he pos- -sesses what is necessary to run such a program. He grins and peers over his glasses as he tells of his goals, a mixture of medical care for the patient as a person. "I'm more concerned with the patients well-being later in life, rather than will he be able to play Saturday,' Cherney says. "We are concerned with the patient both physically and mentally." He smiles, his genuine concern for the person is written in his face. "You have to be. That type of attitude aids in the athelete's rehabilitation." He sits up now in the chair, reading to deliver his Get down to business faster. Mith the BA 35. If there's one thing business students have always needed, this is it: an affordable, busi- calculations, amortizations and balloon payments. The BA-35 means you ness-oriented calculator. spend less time calculating, The Texas Instruments and more time learning. One BA-35, the Student Business keystroke takes the place Analyst. of many. Its built-in business The calculator is just part formulas let you perform of the package. You also get complicated finance, a book that follows most accounting and statistical business courses: the Business functions - the ones that Analyst Guidebook. Business usually require a lot of time professors helped us write it, and a stack of reference books, to help you get the most out like present and future value of calculator and classroom. A powerful combination. Think business. With the BA-35 Student An Bustiness Analyst. INST RUMENT Creating useful products and services for you. gospel. "We're trying to tie together the university and the hospital resources. It will benefit those who are studying in the sports-care area and those atheletes who need our help- With both the sports program and the sports medicine program at such early stages, there lies the chance of melding them into something unique. At this level [Division III sports I there isn't the pressure from the administration that might exist at a Nebraska. We won't put someone on the field jf they'll be hurt." This is the attitude at the very soul of the program and it seems to be the soul of Cherney himself. e "We have over 1.000 square feet of space," Cherney says. "It's barely enough, but we make do. We have all of the latest exercise equipment, and the latest rehabilitation equipment as wel ." Too excited to stay in his office, he takes a visitor on a tour of the facility. with Cherneysmiling as he shows off each piece of equipment. The child in him shares the spotlight with the proud parent in him, as he meets with the facilities' head therapist. "Pat Connolv, is one of the best around," Cherny boasts, grinning ear to ear with pride. "The whole staff is excellent, from Kathy Koshanski in the training room at the gym, to Pat and the rest of the staff here. We are an untapped resource. The coaches are just beginning to utilize what we have to offer. Once that partnership between the coaches and ourselves is established, we will finally begin to climb toward our true potential." - M -Own Don't Be An . Armchair Quarterback- Write for STATESMAN Sports Open House Thursday, 7:00 PM in Room 057 I Union Basement
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