Jamie shares How It Ended, an amazing partnership between AT and AD to transform the culture of sports medicine in a community. Phot credit: https://jamiekaywoodall.wordpress.com/ Jamie, go ba

Dr. Luara Purdy goes over what we know at this point about Damar Hamlin and the importance of accurate medical history. Dr. Purdy, what do we know at this point about Damar Hamlin? Has a bac

The Good Life, relationships are built, trust is established and culture is changing. Jamie and Eliot discuss what the AT / AD relationship looked like once they got past the rough spots. Coac

Abdominal Injuries in Sports with Dr. Benedict Ifedi and Shwan Ready live from the memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Update How are we going to see this on the field? PQRST - Provoking -

How It Started is not how it ended. Jamie and Eliot Share their stories and motivation for changing the culture of Sports Medicine in Brenham ISD. Eliot, before Jamie Woodall, what was your ta

When is a hip flexor not a hip flexor? Dr. Rod Turner joins Dr. Layci Harrison after his presentation at the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Update. One of my rules of thumb isWhat is going

Meghan Allcorn has had about 9 job changes in roughly 11 years. Meghan, where did you start as an AT? How long were you there? 11 years as an AT PRN coverage for collegiate D2 in the Mic

Jason Robey has experience with division 1 athletics, industrial, academic, and military Athletic Training settings. Jason, where did you start as an AT? How long were you there? High schoo

Bill Coburn changed settings a few times to meet certain needs in his life. Employment, advancement, family-friendly schedule. Check out his story and let him know if you have questions for him.

Kevin Joyce had to make some changes because he felt like a zombie. Kevin, where did you start as an AT? How long were you there? US merchant marine academy as an intern Elmyra college a