Background
Snoddy, Chris Raymond was born on November 19, 1959 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. Son of Raymond Thomas and Farris (Duke) Snoddy.
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Chris Raymond Snoddy, American athletic trainer. License athletic trainer. Recipient Mayor's medallion City of Nashville, 1986, Silver Beaver award Boy Scouts American, 1995; named Eagle Scout, 1976, Clinical Athletic Trainer of Year, 1992, 2003, Athletic Trainer of Year, Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association, 2005; named to Lipscomb University Hall of Fame, 2004.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Lipscomb University, 1981. Master of Arts, Appalachian State University, 1987.
Career
Real estate salesperson McKinney & Company, Nashville, 1980-1989. Head athletic trainer Lipscomb University, 1981-1991. Senior athletic trainer Center Sports Medicine, Baptist Hospital, since 1993.
Coordinator sports medicine Baptist Hospital, 1997—1999, manager, 1999—2003, director, since 2003. Head athletic trainer Skyline Medical Center, since 2003. Director sports medicine Pinnacle Rehabilitation, Nashville, 1991-1992.
Consultant sports medicine David Lipscomb High School, Nashville, 1982-1991. Adjunct faculty Free Will Baptist Bible College, Nashville. Consultant Lipscomb University Sports Medicine.
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Member National Athletic Trainers Association, Tennessee Athletic Trainers Society (named to Hall of Fame, 2005). Lodges: Civitan (board directors Nashville 1986-1987, president 1990), Wa-Hi-Nasa (lodge advisor since 1995), Order of Arrow (associate advisor Tennessee and Kentucky chapters 1984-1987, 2004-2005, Founder's award 1976).
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Church of Christ
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Recipient Mayor's medallion City of Nashville, 1986, Silver Beaver award Boy Scouts American, 1995. Named Eagle Scout, 1976, Clinical Athletic Trainer of Year, 1992, 2003, Athletic Trainer of Year, Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association, 2005. Named to Lipscomb University Hall of Fame, 2004.Recipient Mayor's medallion City of Nashville, 1986, Silver Beaver award Boy Scouts American, 1995. Named Eagle Scout, 1976, Clinical Athletic Trainer of Year, 1992, 2003, Athletic Trainer of Year, Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association, 2005. Named to Lipscomb University Hall of Fame, 2004.