Stephanie Madura is entering her fourth year at the Mount as an Athletic Trainer for Men's Soccer, Men's Volleyball, Cheer and Dance, Men' and Women's Tennis, and Men's and Women's Golf. Stephanie comes to the Mount from The University of Maine, where she worked as an Athletic Trainer for the Men's Basketball and Women's Field Hockey.

Madura received a Bachelor's for Science in Athletic Training at The University of Maine (ME), a Master's of Science in Kinesiology at Temple University (PA), a Doctorate of Athletic Training at A.T. Still University (AZ). Along with her professional career, Stephanie has presented her Master's research at several professional events (2015 National Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Convention, St. Louis, MO; 2015 Eastern Athletic Trainers' Symposium, Philadelphia, PA; Genomics at Temple Symposium; and CHPSW Research Day). Her research is published in Brain Injury Journal (Madura SA, McDevitt JK, Tierney RT, Mansell JL, Hayes DJ et al. Genetic variation in SLC17A7 promoter associated with response to sport-related concussion. Brain Inj. 2016;00(00):1-6.).

Stephanie Madura currently resides on the east side of Cincinnati. She is a native of New Jersey.