A fun song from the musical Hamilton, "What Comes Next" is the line we are focused on for the start of the 2021 leadership in AT podcast series. Thanks Patrick Ohaver for putting it all together.

Is Leadership Curriculum a good way to learn to lead? Can it be added to our current AT course requirements? How do we develop leadership in AT? Curriculum is the hardest way to learn leade

Risk Reduction is the key to preventing ACL injuries. Chris "Tex" McQuilkin joins us to share how Power Athlete HQ is building better movers. https://www.facebook.com/sportsmedicinebroadcast/vid

AT Inventors 3 is focused on Logistics and Production for your product to help improve the practice of Athletic Trainers EVERYWHERE. Production Origin of production, taxes, and duties Cos

In AT Inventors part 2 Jay and Elysia discuss establishing a business and product testing. Some of the topics we discussed include: Establishing Business Defining your core values before

Elysia and Jay are AT Inventors. They created a product because they did not find one on the market that met their needs. Join them in their stories so that when it is your time to become an AT In

Do you have a Mental Health EAP? Do you have a athletic injury EAP? Dr. Hector Lopez of SMASA shares some of the tips for building a mental health EAP for Athletic Trainers Have you plann

Dr. Paul Saenz shares how the San Antonio Spurs have used Sports Science to help their Sports Medicine. The Spurs have always been on a leading edge of performance have looked at best practic

Casey Paulk has experienced Sales Success as an Athletic Trainer. Not because he was naturally gifted but because he knows what an AT is and does and continues to work hard to help meet the needs of

Seeking your Doctorate Degree? Which one should you choose: DAT, Ph.D., or Ed.D.? Dr. Matthew Drescher earned his DAT and is enrolled in a Ph.D. program at Indiana State University. Dr. Nikki Harr