Vincent Quintiliani, MS, LAT, ATC, serves as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Villanova University, a position he has held since June 2025. In this role, he provides healthcare services for the Football and Men's Golf programs while supporting a variety of departmental operational initiatives. His administrative responsibilities include managing facility-specific and medication inventories, overseeing medication disposal procedures, and maintaining the Sports Medicine hydrotherapy facilities.
Prior to joining the Villanova Sports Medicine team, Quintiliani completed his Master's of Athletic Training at Thomas Jefferson University, where he gained extensive clinical experience through immersive athletic training assignments. His clinical placements included Football programs at Villanova University, Lincoln University, and Eastern University. He also completed internships with The Shipley School and the Orthopedics Department at Nemours Children's Hospital.
In 2024, Quintiliani was awarded the Otho Davis Scholarship Foundation Award, an honor recognizing outstanding achievement and dedication among students pursuing careers in athletic training and related healthcare professions. Established in 1999, the scholarship honors Otho Davis, who served as Head Athletic Trainer for the Philadelphia Eagles for 23 years and championed the development of future sports medicine professionals.
Quintiliani earned a Bachelor of Science degree from La Salle University in 2015 and a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2017. He subsequently attended PCOM's Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program for three years before pursuing a career in athletic training. He completed his Master of Athletic Training degree at Thomas Jefferson University in May 2025.
His professional interests include biomechanics, targeted injury prevention and rehabilitation, and manual therapy techniques. He is currently pursuing certification through the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI), a leading organization focused on movement assessment and performance optimization. His work with both Football and Men's Golf provides opportunities to emphasize rotational biomechanics, core stability, kinetic chain efficiency, and the integration of injury rehabilitation with performance enhancement.
Originally from West Chester, Pennsylvania, Quintiliani resides there with his wife, Lexi, their daughter, and two Australian Shepherds. In his free time, he enjoys traveling with his family and golfing.
