Jared Paulin, M.S., LAT, ATC
Paulin is a Certified Athletic Trainer through the National Board of Certification and is licensed through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Paulin graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2021, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training. Paulin later completed his Master's Degree at Keystone College in the Summer of 2026, in Sport Leadership and Management.
During his time at the University of Pittsburgh, Paulin had the opportunity to work with both the football and baseball programs. During the 2019 Pitt football season, Paulin was part of the sports medicine team that helped the Panthers win the 2019 Quick Lane Bowl in Detroit, Michigan.
Paulin serves as Keystone College's primary athletic trainer for men's soccer, women's soccer, men's golf, men's basketball, and baseball.
Prior to joining Keystone, Paulin was the Head Athletic Trainer at Lakeland High School from 2022-2023. Paulin also spent time at Robert Morris University working with women's soccer and women's lacrosse.
Paulin completed his college rotations at Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he covered baseball, basketball, volleyball, track and field, wrestling, and men's lacrosse. Immediately after graduation, Paulin worked as a Sports Performance Coach with youth through college athletes. His focus was on training athletes to become stronger, more agile, and improve their athletic performance. Paulin's primary interest is baseball, particularly working on pitching and throwing mechanics in relation to strength training and functional mobility.
Outside of athletic training, he is an avid outdoorsman and can frequently be found hunting, fishing, or hiking. Athletics also continue to play a major role in his life, as he enjoys golfing and playing basketball and soccer.
