Meghan Johnson is a College Athlete, Credentialed Athletic Trainer, Softball Team Captain and graduate student. Dr. Krystal Tyree asked to hear more of her story so Joel over at Athletic Training Chat and I split the interview.

The teacher of philosophy or PhD is usually a research-focused degree. Dr. Matt Drescher is seeking his because he wanted to answer some questions. He also sees his career leading him to teaching the Athletic Trainers of tomorrow.

Is the DAT the right choice for your advanced degree? Should you pursue your Ph.D. or maybe an Ed.D.? Dr. Matthew Drescher, a PhD candidate, already earned his DAT from ISU and joins me to answer some of my questions.

Todd just launched Love Handle 2 LEAN as his new online business. Welcome back, my friend.  Why a fitness coach? In December I launched my first online rehab offer.  I went one for 12 in bringing those people on as clients.

David Silverstein has been an Athletic Trainer for 12 years and has yet to need his CPR skills. That all changed in an instant as his actions helped "Z" survive long enough for the EMS to arrive and take over. David,

for an AT to Practice within the Law requires a depth of understanding. Luckily there are people like Joseph Hacker and Tammi Gaw to help us out. Tammi is a Lawyer and Athletic Trainer and Joseph is Practice Manager for University of Kentucky Surge...

Deaf Athletes speak a different language, they are not disabled. They maybe Hard of Hearing but not any less capable. We have to learn how to provide healthcare for them the same as the hearing athletes.

Mike and Kathy exemplify the "AT in the Capitalist Economy." Share in the discussion and consider if being an AT business owner is right for you. Mike, what does “Capitalist Economy AT” mean to you?

AT Moms have a lot to deal with. Being mom at home and "mom" at work, breastfeeding in a football locker room at halftime...I mean come on. Cari Wood, Valerie Moody, and Kelly Salter join share some of their stories to encourage and lift you up as ...

As a single mom AT you have to make a lot of sacrifices. Dr. Erin Hassler has gathered a few friends to share their stories. Dr. Hassler, start us off with your story of getting into AT. Went to school in Atlanta and always playing some sort...