By: Susan Taah, ATC, LAT, CEIS As worker safety continues to be at the forefront of industrial innovation, OSHA is moving fast to protect workers from heat illness, injury, and death. As athletic trai...

Healthcare Providers don’t always make the best patients. From the selfless nature of the role, to the busy work schedule, registered nurses rarely stop to check-in on themselves, and reflect on...

Name: Jay Ostia, MS, LAT, ATC Nickname: Jay Alma Mater: Temple University and University of South Florida What’s your current gig: Athletic Trainer at Sumner High in Tampa, FL Most Important Thi...

Tales from the Unit-PART 2: You go HIRED! Now what? Cons of being in a city trauma 1 center on a neuro spine/ ENT / ortho trauma unit. By: Amanda Kammes, MSN, BSN, RN Working in a trauma unit at a lar...

By: Nick Pfeifer, EdM, ATCBenign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). That’s a mouthful – or maybe an earful is more like it. Either way, it sees us ATs more than we see it. Think about it. The c...

Name: Beth Name: Bethie Alma Mater: Penn State University  What’s your current gig: Post Anesthesia Care Unit  What’s something that you can’t work a shift without? Snacks! And gre...

Allergies? Cold? Or COVID? By: Drew Duckett, MS, ATC Although typically recognized for sideline injury management, Athletic Trainers are primary health care providers who work with patients to manage...

Tales from the Unit-PART 1: You go HIRED! Now what? Pros of being in a city trauma 1 center on a neuro spine/ ENT / ortho trauma unit. By: Amanda Kammes, MSN, BSN, RN Working in a trauma unit at a lar...

7 Reasons To Have PLI even If You Don’t Work Per Diem Hey, not be a nag, but even if you don’t work per diem, you should probably have your own Professional Liability Insurance (PLI) policy. W...

An open letter to employers on why they need an industrial Athletic Trainer. By: Susan Taah, ATC, LAT, CEIS To Whom It May Concern / Which Is You, Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share the...