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Hey friends! On this episode I chat all things sports residency applications with Bobby Jean Lee and Caitlin Nadolny. Bobby completed a sports residency at Texas Health Sports Medicine/TCU and Caitlin completed an orthopedic residency at Houston Methodist. Together they have served as residency mentors and faculty throughout their career. This episode is meant to be a resource for those interested in applying to sports residency or for those helping guide potential residency candidates. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CQC9EgXht/

Hey friends! Welcome back to the show. Today's guest is Joe Girardi, Assistant AD for Football Rehab at Texas A&M University. Joe has an extensive background in both performance and rehab and is rightfully passionate about integrating the two. We get into the importance of embracing cognitive agility, being able to pivot constantly given the ever changing demands of college football, the value of chasing a specific stimulus, examples of holistic care, and finally the day to day operations in this type of environment. Enjoy!! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1GWnU27cqf/

Hey friends! She's baaaaaack! Azita Nejaddehghan, PT and strength coach, returns to chop it up over end stage rehab reflections. We piggyback off one of talking her points during her CSM presentation early this year, which was that we do not need to wait for physical capacity to be fully restored before working on technical proficiency with our athletes. Azita also shares how she approaches return to play timelines and processes with athletes. Because of Azita's work experience on both the team and private side, she is able to provide some great perspective to clinicians across the spectrum. Clinical Athlete FB Community https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1DqC9nyg5k/

Hey friends! I came across David Clancy on LinkedIn and instantly rocked with what he was sharing. Selfishly I knew I had to invite him on to the pod to continue the conversations he was starting online, because they were just so interesting! David is former sports performance therapist who now works on the organizational side of high performance teams. He operates as a consultant to help build the right team behind the team. He shares how people, process and culture all inform building the right team and how he views team building through a constraints-led approach lens. Finally, he shares some phenomenal advice for what to do in between jobs to better prepare yourself. Yall are gonna want a pen, some paper, and the rewind button for this one. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community Group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18ENhvw4gk/

Hey friends! On this episode, I welcome back my friend and mentor Dustin Willis. We have a candid conversation about Dustin's time in the NBA and the peaks and valleys that came with it. He shares his own story of how quickly he went from living out his dream to being an outside observer of it. It is the business of sports, unfortunately. This is one aspect of elite sports medicine that doesn't get talked about enough and I'm so proud to share this conversation with you guys. Clinical Athlete FB Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1GQQVCF7eM/

Welcome back, friends! On this episode I chat with Diego Hidalgo, known as the Skeptical Physio online. Diego published a fanastic paper a while back over "The Fallacy of Osteopathic Anatomical Possibilism." We talk about why it's important to embrace critical thinking to challenge these narratives. Diego calls healthcare providers to balance clinical passion with scientific skepticism to improve patient care. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18fek6q4UW/

Hey friends! On this episode, I sat down with one of my PT friends who I connected with at the Elite Rehab Basketball Conference last year. Bria Savage is a physical therapist based in Atlanta and is joy to chat with. We talked about her journey, which started with multiple PT school rejections, various travel PT contracts, and more recently a stint with EXOS in Atlanta. Currently, she is focusing on her concierge business, Savage Physical Therapy, where she works with professional athletes, and her non-profit, Transform Her, which is aimed at providing mentorship to girls in STEM. Bria is good people and you know how I know that? She likes milk served over her cornbread. So yall be sure to connect with her! Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1AywLk8WCZ/

Hey friends! In this episode, I sit down with Lionel Rice and Jamal Court from the Utah Jazz to talk all things mentorship and authentic relationship building in the world of elite sport. We discuss how qualities like work ethic, initiative, and professionalism are directly connected to mentorship. Lionel and Jamal share their personal stories of how they got to the NBA and some great advice on how to build connections if that's where you hope to end up. Enjoy!! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1DfbJGtcQ2/

In this episode, I sit down with Physical Therapist and weightlifting coach Neville Chu, founder of Legacy Performance and Rehab. Neville and I chat about his unconventional career path. While he started in a traditional outpatient physical therapy clinic and left to join corporate healthcare, he ultimately returned to patient care by launching his remote coaching and rehab business which focuses on barbell athletes. Neville speaks to his coaching philosophy and challenges physical therapists to be more than just "pain eliminators." Neville was one of the original Clinical Athlete forum members back in the day so we also touch on the evolution of Clinical Athlete. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18Aso6ht96/

Welcome back, friends! In this episode, I sat down with Joey Scambia and Rayce Houser, Co-Founders of Rehab Renaissance, to talk about how we can better rehab athletes with low back pain, especially those with bone stress injuries. We get into imaging, nutritional, and workload considerations for this population, as well as Joey and Rayce's own tier-based system for returning these athletes to sport. You're gonna want to take notes! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1HtcoaP9Up/

Hey friends! In this episode, I sit down with Clinical Athlete's very own Zak Gabor and his personal behavior coach Shelly Belk. We go deep into the topic of burnout in high-achieving clinicians and how chronic stress and over-identifying with our professional roles can quietly keep us from taking healthy action. We talk about why so many of us tie our self-worth to productivity, struggle to set boundaries, and wait until we hit a breaking point to ask for help. Zak shares how working with Shelly has improved his mental health and how he shows up in his business and relationships. This conversation is a reminder to separate who you are from what you produce. If you feel stuck this episode is for you! Clinical Athlete FB Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/17xZrXzvcq/

In this episode, I sit down with Kayla Fujimoto Epperson to talk about her journey and lessons learned working in pro tennis as a physical therapist. I am personally inspired by Kayla and her mindset towards her career. She's a "I will figure it out" kind of person. She shares how her mind has changed on the utilization of breathwork. We also get into the existential questions that come with working with elite athletes surrounding what to actually intervene on. Definitely connect with Kayla if you're interested in getting into tennis world! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1AtraArCF2/

In this episode, I sit down with my friend and mentor Natalie Trotter, an Athletic Trainer based in Atlanta, Georgia. This was such an enjoyable and real conversation with someone I deeply respect. Natalie shares her thoughts on creating meaningful relationships while operating within a sports medicine team. She reminds us to leave ego at the door and to approach athlete management through a holistic, human-first lens. Finally, we talk about the power of networking, curiosity, and continued personal growth. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/17sM8AqZzx/

Welcome back, friends! In this episode, I sit down with Logan Kelly-Sullivan, Senior Performance Physical Therapist for the San Antonio Spurs. Logan and I connected at the NBPTA networking event during Summer League this summer and I really enjoyed chatting with him (over a Dos Equis of course). He mentioned he was studying cartilage injuries as part of his PhD and I knew I had to get him on here to share more about that! We get into cartilage diagnosis, treatment decision making, load management and biologics, along with some other thoughts from Logan on career development. Yall are in for a good one! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1D5aW17jxG/

On this episode, I sit down with one of my first online-turned-real-life PT friends, Taylor Eckel! We unpack the winding path of her career, which has included multiple tough job transitions. Taylor shares the lessons those experiences taught her about humility, growth, and the importance of finding the right professional environment. We also dive into how culture, mentorship, and self-awareness can shape the trajectory of our career and redefine what success looks like. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1AE5TCZgcZ/

In this episode, I chat with my friend Cassidy Papa, a performance physical therapist for the Charlotte Hornets. She shares her career journey and dives into her decision to pursue residency and fellowship. We chat about why she's adopted a minimum effective dose approach in the NBA, and the need for humility, flexibility, and strong interdisciplinary collaboration to prioritize what's truly best for the athlete. Cassidy is good people and I'm pumped to share this conversation with you! Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1F8KuD2sYN/

On this episode, I'm joined by Sawyer Williamson, an athletic trainer in the G League, for an honest conversation about life as an AT in pro sports. We dig into the challenges of having limited autonomy, the tension between prestige and personal fulfillment, and the process of discovering your own voice in a demanding environment. Our conversation dives into finding clarity, aligning with your values, and building a sustainable career in sports medicine that goes beyond the job title. Clinical Athlete FB Community https://www.facebook.com/share/g/14FmxK2Twdp/

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Tiffani Michel, a physical therapist and entrepreneur in Atlanta. She shares her journey from college basketball player to starting her own practice, discussing her experiences with injuries, career transitions, and building a business focused on comprehensive care for athletes. She emphasizes the importance of holistic treatment approaches, educating young athletes about pain management, and maintaining work-life balance in her career. We wrap up this conversation touching on the inspiration behind her branding. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CXznoN8FW/

Hey friends! On this episode, I sit down with Anthony Sinacore, VP & Director of North American Sales for VALD Performance. Anthony shares about how his background as an athletic trainer and physical therapist allowed him to add value on the clinical application side of developing human performance technology with VALD over the last few years. Additionally, we chat about how his skillset has evolved as his roles and responsibilities have shifted. If you're interested in data science and non-traditional roles as a rehab practitioner, don't skip this episode! Clinical Athlete Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1LR9ff7Y2o/

On this episode, I sit down with Lisa Pataky, a sports physical therapist whose career has spanned pro tennis, Overtime Elite, and now the NBA with the Minnesota Timberwolves. We dive into what it takes to build trust with athletes, bridge the gap between medical and performance teams, and reconsider long-term rehab as a training macrocycle rather than a checklist. If you're curious about life as a PT in both the individual and team sport settings, give this a listen. Clinical Athlete FB Community Group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1AmNkgtLS2/

Today is a special episode as I welcome back my very FIRST guest and good mentor, Jarred Boyd! Jarred is the Director of Rehab for the Memphis Grizzlies and embodies what it means to think deeply and reflectively. In this episode we talk about how he builds trust with athletes through offseason reflection, storytelling, and clear education. Jared also shares the four core values that shape his high-performance team. We wrap up with a thoughtful discussion on false steps, injury risk, and why context—not fear—should drive how we coach and rehab movement. Clinical Athlete Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19DSfdvXLi/

In this episode, I sit down with Trevor Rappa from Resilient Performance PT to talk all things return to sport, especially in the mid to end stages of rehab. We get into the weeds on movement strategies and change of direction. Trevor breaks down how he builds progressions, why most athletes are underprepared, and how reactive drills may lead to better outcomes than pre-planned ones. We also touch on the realities of the cash-based model, the value of mentorship, and the importance of developing a movement model to guide your coaching eye. If you work with athletes, this one's packed with gems. Clinical Athlete Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1EhEyjThTU/

Welcome back, friends! In this episode, I'm joined by Kelsey Fuller and Hannah Dvorak, two PTs that I met as students and walked alongside as they searched for their first job and ultimately walked away from those jobs. They share about their journey, from being diligent in their initial job search to being patient in the middle of their first job when things got hard to finally finding the courage to quit. Knowing when to walk away is incredibly hard, but I know you'll be encouraged by both of their stories. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18P7Rokmmt/

Welcome back, friends! In this episode, I'm joined by Matt McInnes Watson, the founder of PlusPlyos, to dive deep into all things plyometrics. Matt is a high jumper turned coach and now educator, where he aims to make plyometrics more approachable by providing simple, scalable frameworks for athletes and clinicians. He shares his ideas behind plyometric progressions, as well as misconceptions he's experienced in the rehab space. Whether you're a clinician or coach, this episode will give you something to chew on this week! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/16KdKx62Ne/

Welcome back friends! In this episode, I sit down with Erin Kelly-Sullivan, who began her career as a physical therapist and then pivoted into the world of branding and design. Erin shares her journey of realizing early in her PT career that clinical practice wasn't the right fit and how she navigated the uncertainty of what to do next. We dive into her transition to branding, the struggles of leaving an identity behind, and the lessons she's learned about building a business that aligns with who she is. Whether you're feeling stuck in your career or just love hearing stories of reinvention, this episode is full of honest insights and encouragement to rethink traditional career paths. Enjoy!! Clinical Athlete Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18m1sb85Bd/

In this episode I sit down and chat with Rich Willy, a leading expert in running-related injuries and bone stress injuries. We dive deep into the complexities of bone loading, the evolving role of biomechanics in injury risk, and the practical application of strength training and plyometrics for athletes. Rich shares invaluable insights on mentorship, professional growth, and the importance of bridging research with clinical practice. If you're looking to refine your approach to treating endurance and court sport athletes—or just want to learn from one of the best in the field—this episode is packed with takeaways! Clinical Athlete Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18V5sL1gWc/

On this episode, I sit down with Natasha Barnes, a chiropractor who specializes in working with climbing athletes. Natasha shares her journey from being an elite climber to navigating chiropractic school, where she was motivated to develop a more evidence-based, exercise-focused approach to rehab as an independent practitioner. We dive into how her treatment philosophy has evolved, the challenges of shifting patient expectations, and the unique considerations of working with climbers—especially around strength training and injury management. Natasha also talks about her transition to a fully remote practice, the power of communication in rehab, and why sometimes the best intervention is simply reassurance. Clinical Athlete Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1BUtQPAyBT/

In this episode I chat with Abby Gordon, a sports physical therapist at Seattle Children's, about her career journey from working with the WNBA's Seattle Storm to treating pediatric sports injuries and chronic pain. She reflects on how her approach to patient care has changed, the unique challenges of professional sports medicine, and the critical role of addressing holistic factors like sleep, nutrition, and mental health in treatment. Abby also discusses her transition into teaching and shares valuable insights on supporting women's sports and fostering resilience in patients. Clinical Athlete FB Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/N4aVRrUSx8cNnEjw/

In this episode, I sit down with Missy Mitchell-Mcbeth, a seasoned strength and conditioning coach with a wealth of experience in both coaching and consulting. We dive into how her thought process has changed in relation to plyometrics, conditioning, and the art of coaching. Missy shares insightful perspectives on building relationships with sport coaches, shaping athletes' long-term development, and navigating the challenges of modern sports demands. Whether you're a coach or PT, there's so much to take away from this conversation. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/NcXkxAfDRU7chP6d/

In this episode, I sit down with Chelsea Ortega to discuss her role as the Director of Health and Performance for the LA Sparks and how she juggles professional demands with life as a mom. Chelsea shares insights on managing time, building systems for athlete care, and embracing the challenges of her dual roles. Her story offers practical advice and perspective for anyone balancing family and career. Chelsea is a wealth of knowledge and experience and I couldn't be more excited to share this conversation with her. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/ngiHNLnhr1Lqv9LY/

In this episode of Rethinking Rehab, I sit down with Sean Harris, a physical therapist and entrepreneur, to talk about his journey from working in a hospital system to running a large gym, clinic, and private research lab in Houston. Sean shares how having a strong vision helped him make tough decisions and grow his business, even during challenging times. We dive into lessons he's learned about leadership, building problem-solving teams, and balancing work with personal fulfillment. Whether you're into business, leadership, or just looking to grow as a clinician, there's so much to take away from this conversation! Clinical Athlete FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/ye527iLx1cxaQHDH/

In this episode, I chat with Maggie Bryant, whose journey I've personally been inspired by over the years. I've always appreciated how honest she is in conversations about life as a PT in the NBA - the really cool parts, but also the hard and challenging parts that you don't see online. She currently serves as the President of Performance, Health, and Wellness for the LA Clippers. Maggie shares about her journey leading up to her current role and how her skillset has evolved as she's taken on more leadership and management responsibilities. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/kX2rFYBgAFWUSoE5/

Hey friends! In this episode, I chat with a great human I met through a book club a few years back. Dominick Walker is the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for Mississippi State's Men's Basketball program. Like most of us, he's been inudated with so many methods and thought processes, all which promise better results than the "other." Ultimately he's found value in simplifying his approach by staying true to foundational principles. Dominick shares about the importance of balancing an authoritative and supportive influence when training his guys. Stay tuned to the very end for some incredible book recommendations! Clinical Athlete Community FB group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/JoZxG5Z5bLC4MXpL/

Hey friends! Super excited to share this conversation I had with Alex Hubelbank. Alex wears multiple hats as a performance physical therapist, strength coach and athletic trainer. We dive into her role as an NBA Consultant, discussing the challenges of maintaining effective communication, adapting rehab techniques, and the role of manual therapy in high-stakes environments. Lastly, we chat about the evolving nature of career goals and the ever so elusive idea of work-life balance. Enjoy Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/4trL5WYUC4h5axGq/

Hey friends! Super pumped to share this conversation I had with Ramsey Nijem, the Director of Performance for the University of Kansas Men's Basketball team. Ramsey shares why he decided to leave the NBA for an opportunity in Division 1 basketball. We also delve into the complexities of injury prediction and the critical role of community support for strength coaches. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/bsPN9w8h1Z4JHqiu/

Hey friends! On this episode I sit down and chat with Dano Norceide, a Physical Therapist and Athletic Trainer with the Arizona Cardinals. During the first half of our conversation Dano shares the detailed version of his journey to the NFL, including the challenges he's faced. The second half of our chat highlights how Dano's approach to athlete care has changed. Dano emphasizes the importance of flexibility in treatment approaches and the value of soft skills, networking, and continuous learning in professional settings. The conversation highlights the nuanced nature of working with elite athletes and the evolving practices in sports rehabilitation. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/yLL9xpXUgPKY4SXW/

Hey friends! On this episode I catch up with my good friend and former coworker, Justin Tallard, who now works with the Philadelphia Phillies as a Minor League Rehab Coordinator. We chat about the importance of his mentorship and networking early on in his career, as well as what he's learned during his transition from working in an outpatient sports clinic to professional baseball. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/DSgRBPKC2Btd4eMU/

Hey friends! Welcome back to episode #50! WOW. I'm stoked to share this conversation I had with Lindsay Gately, a PT-AT with the Washington Commanders. We chat about her journey into the NFL, wearing both PT and AT hats, working within multi-disciplinary high-performance sports medicine team, navigating the conversation around achilles tendon ruptures, and so much more. CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Hey, friends! Olivia Abdoo and I chat about her career path leading up to her job with the UFC. We talk about what she gained through her residency and fellowship experiences. We also chat about some of her clinical challenges and a few strategies she uses with her fighters to maintain buy in. Finally, Olivia shares how she's matured in her responses to other people relative to the beginning of her career. Enjoy! CALU Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Welcome back, friends! Excited to share this chat I had with Ben Brewster, a pitching coach and co-founder of Tread Athletics, a holistic coaching facility for baseball athletes in North Carolina. Ben shared a thread on X titled, "The Problem with Interval Throwing Programs," which caught my attention and acted as the springboard for this conversation. We also chat about his training philosophy and have a candid conversation about what PTs can be doing differently to better support these athletes. Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/TreadAthletics/status/1715090842296234240 CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Hey friends! Scot Morrison is a physical therapist, strength coach, and educator who currently works in special operations. Scot has a special interest in clinical decision making and managing uncertainty in clinical practice. We also cover the importance of understanding what you're actually measuring when you perform objective testing. Finally, we wrap up the conversation talking about the relationship between constraints and exercise dosage. Enjoy! CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Hey, friends! I'd love to introduce you to my friend and old co-worker Thornton Johnson. He has transitioned out of the clinic to a fully remote role where he works as a medical writer for Smith and Nephew, a medical technology company. Thornton works as an evidence evaluation specialist within their sports and orthopedics department, where he gets to marry his clinical understanding of post-operative rehab with his love for reading research, all while collaborating with engineers and product developers. The coolest part? You don't need a PhD to do this job! Don't sleep on "PT-adjacent jobs" if you're feeling burned out from patient care. CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Welcome back, friends! Super excited to share this chat with you. This is the "how not to get duped by research" episode. We talk about impact factor, predatory journals, research designs, p-value, effect size, etc. Buckle up. CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/ Connect with our PT Inquest friends! Instagram: @ptinquest Website: PTInquest.com

Welcome back, friends! Emily (aka Injury RD) works as a registered dietician who is passionate about equipping and educating injured athletes. Emily shares subtle signs and questions that healthcare providers can ask to get a more in-depth understanding of their athletes' nutritional beliefs and values. Soon Emily will be launching her Feed the Quad program, geared toward busy athletes looking to support their ACL rehab with a solid nutrition program. If you work with this population and are looking for a great resource for yourself or your athlete, look no further! Stay tuned until the very end for some good resources! Resources mentioned: Feed the Quad More Info + Sign Up: https://injuryrd.com/course Articles Mentioned: Ep 44 Resources CALU Community FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Welcome back, friends! If you don't know Laura Opstedal you should! Laura is a physical therapist and owns Build Physio in Bozeman, MT. We chat about her practice model, clinic philosophy, and how she's changed her approach with quad tendon ACLRs. I hope you enjoy! CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity

Welcome back, friends! In this episode I sit down with Sean Harris and Kasey Hankins, who co-founded the Ignite Clinical Institute. We talk about the benefits and drawbacks of various modes of continuing education, the importance of making mistakes, pursuing excellence in community through mentorship, identifying which courses to take, and more details about their own continuing education vision. Whether you identify as a mentor or a mentee this conversation is made for you! CALU FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Welcome back, friends! Excited to share this conversation I had with Erik Meira. We talk about his love for teaching and how his approach to movement re-education has evolved over the years. Additionally, we chat about how his thought process on patient-reported outcomes and knee valgus has changed. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. FB CALU Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity

Welcome back, friends! If there's a con-ed course, Shaun has taken it. He quickly realized that most weekend courses and certification systems don't do a great job of bridging the gap between the content and high performance. Shaun is passionate about two things when it comes to controversial topics in rehab like the ribcage and respiration: 1) giving it more context and 2) helping clinicians connect the dots between these topics and performance so they don't "throw the baby out with the bath water." CALU FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/

Welcome back, friends! If you are feeling stuck, uninspired, or limited in your ability to make a real impact in healthcare, then this might just be the episode for you! Frank has helped many clinicians build a career they actually enjoy. Today we chat about why he has shifted from calling for a Healthcare Revolution to a Healthcare Renaissance. Additionally, Frank shares a few thoughts on how we can be leveraging artificial intelligence in our own practices. Stay tuned to the very end for some great resources! Honeybadger Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/frank_benedetto?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity

Welcome back, friends! Today I sit down with Sarah Hixon, who works as the Rehab, Fellowship and Concussion Coordinator at Wake Forest University. She also works as an Athletic Trainer with their Men's Tennis team. Sarah and I chat about her journey into D1 athletics, as well as some of the things she learned around networking and working in this type of interdisciplinary role. https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/