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Athletic Training Chat

Athletic Training Chat

For Athletic Trainers, by Athletic Trainers. We want to highlight the profession and the amazing people that are in it. We want to share the insights and stories of these incredible people

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00:34:02

#NATM2024 Ep. 129: Jessica McManus-innovATe in Action

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2024/03/28

In this episode, we talk with Jessica McManus who is an athletic trainer that has been employed to work with patients in the Stewart County Georgia School System. We originally discussed the innovATe program with Dr. Christy Eason in Ep. ## and that is how we connected with Jessica. Jessica is serving this school district but in a unique way. She is doing it as a part-time athletic trainer in addition to her full-time work as an industrial athletic trainer.We discuss how the program has been going

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00:57:40

#NATM2024 Ep. 106: Aaron Jackson-ATs Role in Mental...

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2024/03/27

Aaron Jackson talks with host Mercedes Himmons on the importance of mental health in our patients and the ATs role. This topic can’t be talked about enough and Aaron brings a lot of great insight and talks about the research he has been doing and how he applies best practices to working with his patients. Aaron provides so much insight into mental health and the ATs role. At times things can be overwhelming for an AT when they have their own mental health to consider while also doing whatever they

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00:54:49

#NATM2024: Ep. 39: Eli Kassab-Athletic Trainer Burnout

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2024/03/26

Eli Kassab is an athletic trainer that currently works in the sport setting but has done a little bit of everything, including spending some significant time in high-level football. Through all of this, Eli found himself getting burned out from the constant go of the profession. This led Eli to find some new opportunities to break the cycle of burnout and see what else might be next in his career. In this episode, we talk about burnout and how an athletic trainer might be able to handle it if they

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00:49:38

#NATM2024: Ep. 52: Chelsea Matthew-AT Impact, Beyond...

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2024/03/25

Athletic training is a unique health care profession that in many of the “traditional” settings allows for patient interaction at minimum on a daily basis. This provides a unique opportunity for athletic trainers to be more to their athletes than just prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehab. Bonds of trust can get built as we often learn more about person lives than other health care providers are able to. Chelsea Matthew, an ATC in the secondary setting, has been doing this her entire career

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00:59:49

#NATM2024 Ep. 58: Dr. Alejandra Merriman-LatinxATs &...

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2024/03/22

Dr. Alejandra Merriman is an athletic trainer and teacher in the secondary setting in Los Angeles California. In addition to those full-time jobs, she is also one of founders of LatinxATs.In this episode, we talk about founding LatinxATs and the hashtag #equALLYATs. We discuss why founding this group was needed within athletic training and what their goals are. We also discuss diversity in the profession and what athletic trainers can do in general to help increase diversity and inclusion. In

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01:01:25

#NATM2024 Ep. 54: Dr. Mercedes Himmons-Inclusion in...

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2024/03/21

Mercedes Himmons is an athletic training and was one of our guests on the “Race in Athletic Training” episode. Mercedes provides unique and fantastic insight into race in the profession and her own interactions with it. We discuss inclusivity in the profession and how it is so important in the profession. Asking questions, listening and trying to comprehend what others go through is so important. We also discuss Mercedes’s journey through her PhD program. We discussed why going the PhD route was

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01:11:32

#NATM2024 Ep. 88: Ken Cieslak-AT with Added DC Skillset

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2024/03/20

Ken Cieslak is a DC, AT but doesn’t necessarily use the skills in that order. In this episode, we discuss how it came to be that Ken pursued a chiropractic degree while keeping his AT credential and then ultimately staying predominately in the AT profession in the SSAT. It definitely surprised us. In this episode, we talk about how he came to be dual credentialed and what that has meant to his career. We also discuss evidence-based practice and what that means to him and how he employs it on a

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01:32:48

#NATM2024 Ep. 27: Candid Athletic Training

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2024/03/19

When we kicked off ATChat there wasn’t much for Athletic Trainer podcasts and then there were several, another one right in Wisconsin. So we had to get together. In this episode we sit down with Chad and Kevan of the Candid Athletic Trainer podcast. We met up at Mueller Sports Medicine in the M Center to talk athletic training, how both of the podcasts got started and then we just let it go from there. We get into some of the best segments that Candid Athletic Trainer does including a Wisconsin

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01:01:27

#NATM2024 Ep. 123: Jen Xu-Nuance in Athletic Training

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2024/03/18

Jen Xu is a minimalist shoe enthusiast in addition to everything else she has going on. Jen is currently a PhD student at the University of Virginia, doing stand up comedy, taking care of a new puppy and writing on Medium. This discussion came up when Jen posted about the importance of the details and nuance that come with moving into minimalist shoes. This idea grew into the conversation we had about the importance of nuance in everything athletic training. In this episode we talk about many

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00:55:54

#NATM2024 Ep. 105: Lori Uretsky-A Variety of...

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2024/03/15

Lori Uretsky has done a lot in her career and picked up so many invaluable skills along the way. Currently Lori works in the military setting and she couldn’t be happier doing it. In this episode that is what we talk about. Lori outlines the demands that are placed on the military members she works with and how it influences her care approach to each individual. She highlights how important it is to focus on the individual and what they need from you and she accomplishes this by focusing on specific

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00:51:01

#NATM2024 Ep. 9: Mark Hinton-Track & Field AT

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2024/03/14

Mark Hinton is one of the best in country (if not more) when it comes to treating track and field athletes. Mark has worked with some of the highest level athletes not only in the country but on the world stage. Mark is the guy that when I needed an idea to try out to help an athlete I would look to him to see what he was doing.In this episode we talk how Mark’s treatment philosophy has evolved over the years as he’s learned more about how the body operates. Mark discusses how he has evolved out

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00:52:21

#NATM2024: Ep. 128: Dr. Natasha Denmark-Always Educating

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2024/03/13

Dr. Natasha Denmark is an athletic trainer who is currently not working in a traditional setting and has done a lot of different things in her career and we try and cover it all. Natasha teaches sports medicine at the junior college level, which isn’t going on to be a CAATE accredited program but she describes how this course work can help assist people into the right school route to fulfill their career. We also talk about her work in her dissertation and the way the DEI has played a huge role in

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00:56:40

#NATM2024: Ep. 120: Scott Stansbury-Career...

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2024/03/12

Scott is now an athletic trainer in the Baltimore Orioles organization where you is the Minor League Medical Coordinator. Scott has done quite a bit in his career and seen athletics on many different levels. He has been at a D1 level for baseball and the moved to DIII and because the head athletic trainer. There are plenty of transitions just within that change but to then take the next step, Scott is now working in professional baseball.Scott and Austin discuss all the transitions that Scott has

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00:53:20

#NATM2024: Ep. 85: Dr. Nikki Harris-#DATLife

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2024/03/11

Dr. Nikki Harris is a professor with the AT Still DAT Program and spends a lot of her time in service to the athletic training profession. In this episode we discuss how the NATA Career Advancement Committee came to be and how that plays into the young professional’s world of athletic training. As a compliment to being the chair of that committee, Dr. Harris also is on the NATA AT Compensation Task Force, focusing on Education to help better understand what ATs can do to help with

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00:45:32

#NATM2024 Ep. 23: Jennifer Volberding-AT Education:...

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2024/03/08

In this episode we get to talk to Jennifer Volberding who does a lot of everything at Oklahoma State University. Jen has done a lot in her athletic training career so far. She spent a significant amount of time in the clinical setting working with a variety of sports at different levels that gave her unique insight as she moved into her role as an educator. Jen is the program director of the master’s program at OSU and the program is entering year six. We talk about how the changing landscape of

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01:10:45

#NATM2024 Ep. 62: Rick Cox-Leadership Skills in AT

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2024/03/07

Rick Cox is the head athletic training and strength and conditioning coach at Suffolk University, he is also our first repeat guest on ATChat. If you follow Rick at all on social media you know he is constantly focusing on leadership and sharing what he is currently reading on the top. You can also make the safe bet that it might have to relate to Jocko Willink and Extreme Ownership. In this episode we talk with Rick about his path to leadership as well as his thoughts on how it is had developed

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01:20:48

#NATM2024 Ep. 74: Rob Dicks-Mentorship & Multi-Tasking

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2024/03/06

Rob Dicks does just a little bit of about everything. Not only does Rob wear multiple hats as an athletic trainer, he goes beyond that with administrative duties, community volunteering and his mentorship. In this episode we talk about two major topics that all athletic trainers probably have a connection to. The first one is mentoring and mentorship. Rob has a unique place in his mentorship roles and how many people that he provides a listening ear to and guidance when they need it. Rob also flips

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00:44:19

#NATM2024: Ep. 116: Dr. Julie Stamm-Concussion Concerns

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2024/03/05

Dr. Stamm is an athletic trainer, neuroscientist and concussion researcher. She recently wrote a book on how concussions and repetitive impacts can affect the brain of the developing of young children. This is obviously a big deal and it has become even more of a discussion with some of the high profile injuries that have occurred in the NFL. In this episode we talk about what has been happening with these injuries and a lot of the details around them and what it all means. We discuss the fencing

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00:46:01

#NATM2024 Ep. 40: Mike Stella-Forging Your Own...

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2024/03/04

Highlighting some of our episodes for #NATM2024 Mike Stella is an ATC and manual therapist who is the founder of The Movement Underground and also an instructor for RockTape. Mike has done a lot of novel things when it comes to athletic training and that includes owning and operating his own practice. This is not a common aspect of athletic training and Mike shares how he went about getting started and where he sees that area of service in athletic training advancing in the future. Mike also talks

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00:44:03

Ep. 160: Joshua Morales-The Secondary Setting: A...

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2024/02/29

Joshua is an athletic trainer who works in the secondary setting and is a huge advocate of why it is so important in the athletic training profession. This is a sentiment I couldn’t agree with more as it is commonly the first interaction most patients have with an athletic trainer. This can be a huge opportunity to show the value of athletic training and have such an impact as people move on to collegiate athletics or if they interact with one in a clinic down the road.Joshua talks about why he

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