June Wrap Up from Go4

Your Wrap Up for June

<<Here’s your Wrap Up for June.

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News & Updates

“Grateful!”…

Ellis Mair, ATC
Go4 Co-founder & VP of Community

“Grateful! After thinking about the past week I got to spend in Indy at the NATA Conference, “grateful” is absolutely the best way to describe how I am feeling. We had a wonderful week both on and off the floor and I can’t thank everyone enough for taking time out of your busy schedules to spend time with my team and me at the Go4 booth, in meetings, at alumni events, or even sharing a meal with us. Spending in-person time with all of you amazing athletic trainers means more to us than you probably will ever realize.

I think one of our biggest accomplishments in Indy was introducing all of you to our new Head of Product, Ryan MacKnight. As you know by now, we are deeply committed to evolving our platform to better serve our community of athletic trainers and Ryan has taken all of the feedback you gave and is working on the Go4 Product Roadmap. So mark your calendars for next month’s newsletter because I’ve asked Ryan to give you the inside scoop on what’s up next at Go4. Are you having a little FOMO right now? Do you want to share feedback too? It’s okay–we are still collecting feedback here! We want to hear it all–the good and the bad, the simple fixes and the crazy ideas, give it to us straight! We love collaborating with our community of athletic trainers!

Finally, I want to give special thanks to the AATE Research Network for inviting me to help brainstorm their future plans; to Boston University Athletic Training Services for reuniting me with my BU Family; and to Indiana State University for taking our team in as honorary Sycamores (more exciting news from Go4 & ISU next month too!).

I hope you have a wonderful month ahead and enjoy the Wrap Up for June!”

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✈️ Travel Jobs

Apply to travel athletic trainer jobs currently available throughout the U.S.

Head Athletic Trainer in Bensenville, IL — $46 per hour
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Assistant Athletic Trainer in Washington, DC — $46 per hour

Learn more about travel athletic trainer jobs

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Special Announcement

This is a very big special announcement!

Go4 athletic trainers can now buy professional liability and general liability insurance from our partners at Players Health directly inside the Go4 app!

This new and exclusive 2-in-1 insurance policy gives athletic trainers the full-time coverage you need, no matter where you work or provide healthcare.

The best part? It’s only made for athletic trainers, made by real athletic trainers like you.

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Headlines

The sixth edition of the Sports Concussion Assessment Tool has finally been released.
Learn more about SCAT6 and see what’s new inside.

The Professional Football Athletic Trainer Society is giving away 32 AEDs.
Apply now to get an AED for your school or youth sports organization.

Quick response by athletic trainers averted disaster at state track meet.
Get the full story.

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Community Polls

Question: Does your facility have an underwater treadmill?

16% said yes.
71% replied no.
13% answered “it’s on the wishlist!”

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✍️ New Content

Quality Sleep: The Ultimate Athletic Performance Enhancer

Everybody can benefit from getting a good night’s rest, but especially athletes and workers whose jobs require physical activity. By getting quality sleep, they’re more able to play their best game and reduce the risk of injury. However, without enough shuteye, one is certain to suffer the effects of sleep deprivation, a harmful condition that impairs a person’s mental function including their attention, alertness, vigilance, and the speed of psychomotor responses. This is why quality sleep is secretly the #1 athletic performance enhancer. Whether sleeping at home or away on travel, your athletes and workers can start enjoying better sleep now by following the easy tips available in this 1-page guide.

Get the guide

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✨ The Spotlight

Steve Taylor works in a very unique setting as an athletic trainer, the DC Fire Emergency Medical Services Department. Find out in this month’s Spotlight what a day in life is like for Steve as he gets the honor to provide healthcare to firefighters in his community.

Do you want to be featured in the Spotlight?
Tell us about your career story and we’ll share it on our blog and upcoming newsletter with the Go4 athletic trainer community!

Get featured in the Spotlight

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❤️ Community Shoutouts

Congratulations to Go4 athletic trainers who picked up their first job on our app!
Abbie, Alec, Alexander, Alexis, Allyson, Andres, Andrew, Ashley, Bianca, Bradley, Bria, Brian, Bridget, Brittany, Brooke, Bryonna, Carle, Cassandra, Cesar, Chelsea, Chris, Christopher, Codi, Cody, Colin, Courtney, Danielle, David, Deamber, Drew, Elena, Elizabeth, Erin, Gena, Gloria, Jacqueline, Jeff, Jelessa, Jennifer, Jeremy, Jessica, Jill, Joe, Joey, Jon, Julian, Julie, Kaela, Kara, Katherine, Kathleen, Katrina, Kayla, Kaylee, Kendra, Kenneth, Kristina, Kyauna, Kyle, Larry, Laura, Lauren, Logan, Lydia, Madison, Makayla, Margaret, Mariana, Mark, Matthew, Maureen, Micah, Michael, Michaela, Miho, Monica, Narissa, Nick, Nicole, Peter, Rachel, Randall, Randy, Rebecca, Reshawna, Richard, Robert, Ryan, Samantha, Sarah, Savannah, Shannon, Sheldon, Sherry, Sindra, Stephanie, Stephen, Susan, Sydney, Taylor, Terianna, Thomas, Thomas, Tracy, Travis, Trevor, Tyler, Veshawn, Wyneisha, Yasmeen, and Zachary!

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