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AT Corner
by Sandy and Randy Harris
AT Corner highlights stories from real athletic trainers showcasing the best parts of the profession, the worst parts, and everything in between. Our CEU episodes are conversational education topics made for clinicians to dive deeper into their clinical practice!Brought to you by Sandra Harris, DAT, ATC and Randy Harris, DAT, ATC, CES, PES
Episodes
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Working Baseball as an Athletic Trainer - A Different World - 249
Sometimes it’s a cockatiel crawling up an athlete’s arm or learning the language that is baseball, ATs that brave the world of baseball must be ready for anything. In this episode, ATs share their stories of working with baseball. Featuring stories from Carly T, Breanna B, Amber L, Jared W, Jonas...
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CEU: Position Statement Series: Environmental Cold Injuries - 248
Discuss the Environmental Cold Injuries Position Statement, discuss prevention techniques for events that are in a cold environment, and discuss the role of the EAP when considering cold injuries Timestamps (3:23) Categories of cold injuries (3:45) Hypothermia (17:02) Spectrum of Frostbite…
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CEU: Lateral Ankle Sprains - An Update on Management - 247
Discuss up to date evidence on rehabilitation following lateral ankle sprain, discuss the role of the medial ankle complex in lateral ankle sprains, discuss return to play considerations Timestamps (2:21) The role of the medial ankle complex in lateral ankle sprains (5:44) Rehabilitation concepts...
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BOC IRL: Admin - 246
Use code ATCornerStudent to get 10% off your monthly subscription price of ATStudyBuddy, an online BOC exam prep platform built by athletic trainers for athletic training students. ATStudy Buddy gives you realistic practice tests, instant feedback, and over 250 study guides and games—online,...
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CEU: Infrapatellar Fat Pad - An Often Forgotten Source of Knee Pain - 245
Describe the anatomy and biomechanics of the infrapatellar fat pad, discuss the evaluation of the infrapatellar fat pad, and discuss the non-surgical management of infrapatellar fat pad pathology Timestamps (2:52) Anatomy of the fat pad (7:30) The purpose of the infrapatellar fat pad (9:41)...
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Choosing an Athletic Training Program with Annaliese Lolla - 244
Whether it’s first time pass rate or clinical sites, there is so much to consider when choosing a professional athletic training program that is right for you. Luckily, in this episode Annaliese Lolla discusses some things to consider when evaluating professional athletic training programs.--...
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What Burnout Really Looks Like in Athletic Trainers - 243
Whether it’s a cranky spring season or dreading getting out of bed, burn out can present differently in all of us. In this episode ATs share their stories of feeling burnt out and ways to cope with burn out. Featuring stories from Michai K, Ely G, Abi C, Jordyn R, Austin, Bianca A, Jaclyn E…
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ATs in the OR with Hailey Rushton - 242
Transitioning from the traditional setting to the operating room, preparing images and procedures in an orthopedic clinic, and expanding knowledge outside of your professional program. In this episode we asked Hailey Rushton about these and more as we discuss her role as an AT in the operating…
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CEU: Informatics in Athletic Training: Utilizing Everyday Data - 241
Describe what informatics is, discuss how informatics can be utilized in athletic training, and discuss strategies to improve ATs use of informatics Timestamps (2:05) What is Informatics (7:01) Implementing informatics in Athletic Training (8:34) Data ATs collect (10:45) Examples of how…
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Ankle Braces with Dr. Kay - 240
How do we get buy-in for athletes to wear ankle braces? What aspects of an ankle brace provide stability? In this episode, we asked Dr. David Kay about the current state of ankle braces and the inspiration behind the ankle brace his group created. Timestamps (4:52) Motions limited by an ankle…
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Whole Person Healthcare with Jeff Russell - 239
Treating humans is what we do as ATs, but sometimes the human element gets forgotten about in the healthcare system. In this episode we asked Dr. Jeff Russell about what whole person healthcare is, the six dimensions of wellness, and the elements of empathy and compassion Timestamps (14:20)...
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BOC IRL: Post-Injury Rehabilitation - 238
Use code ATCornerStudent to get 10% off your monthly subscription price of ATStudyBuddy, an online BOC exam prep platform built by athletic trainers for athletic training students. ATStudy Buddy gives you realistic practice tests, instant feedback, and over 250 study guides and games—online,...
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Gems from Jen - A Tribute to Jen Krohn - 237
From saving a life to being a mother figure for her student-athletes, Jen Krohn created a lasting impact on student-athletes and colleagues alike. In this episode we share a few of the “Gems from Jen” to pay tribute to her recent passing and the loss of a pillar in the AT Corner community....
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Imposter Syndrome: The Silent Struggle - 236
Whether it’s not feeling good enough or second guessing your decision making, imposter syndrome can manifest in a variety of ways. ATs share their stories of imposter syndrome in their practice Featuring stories from Hailey R, Maddy S, Brooke N, Angelo S, Sofia W, Robert B, Scott M, Kristin O,...
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Bridging the Gap Between Emergency Medical Services and Athletic Trainers with Marc Wysocki - 235
Communication between EMS and ATs, details to consider when developing EAPs, and what can emergency responders and ATs learn from each other. We discussed these and many more with Marc Wysocki Timestamps (12:22) Did previous AT experience help with transitioning into an emergency responder…
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CEU: Patellar Tendonopathy - Jumping Into The Management and Rehabilitation - 234
Patellar tendonopathy is more than just tight quads! Tune in to hear conversational discussion of what the literature says on this topic, including: possible risk factors for the development of patellar tendonopathy, the consequences of patellar tendonopathy on the motor system, and the...
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Surgical Series: Achilles Tendon Repair with Drs. Justin and Brandon Haghverdian - 233
In this episode we asked Drs. Justin and Brandon Haghverdian about surgical and non-surgical management of Achilles tendon rupture, the role ATs play in the care of an Achilles tendon repair, and return to play criteria post-achilles tendon repair. Timestamps (8:40) Who would be a good fit for...
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CEU: Rotator Cuff Tendonopathy: Evaluation and Management - 232
In this episode we discussed the anatomy of the rotator cuff and related structures, possible risk factors for rotator cuff tendonopathy and the evaluation process for suspected rotator cuff tendonopathy, and the management of rotator cuff tendonopathy -- ARTICLE CITATIONS used for this episode:...
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BOC IRL Pharmacology for Athletic Trainers - 231
Use code ATCornerStudent to get 10% off your monthly subscription price of ATStudyBuddy, an online BOC exam prep platform built by athletic trainers for athletic training students. ATStudy Buddy gives you realistic practice tests, instant feedback, and over 250 study guides and games—online,...
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Sports Cardiology for Athletic Trainers with Sports Cardiologist Dr. Brian Becerra - 230
Red flag pathologies, cardiology follow up process, labs, imaging studies, activity modifications, and more! In this episode, we sat down with Dr. Brian Becerra, board-certified UCI Health cardiologist to discuss sports related cardiovascular care. -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP:...
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Mass Crisis Events: An Athletic Trainer’s Role with Brian Coley - 229
Mass casualty events unfortunately happen unexpectedly. When they do, what is the AT’s role? In this episode, we asked Brian Coley about creating space for athletes after a critical incidence, how an AT can prepare for a critical incident, and support from ATs Care. Timestamps (20:17) Perception…
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From the Patient’s Perspective with Dr. Andi Bender - 228
What does navigating the health system look like on the patient’s side? What happens between appointments? In this episode we asked athletic trainer and professor, Dr. Andi Bender, about her own experience navigating the healthcare system as a patient, finding medication that is right for an...
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Humerus Shoulder Stories from Athletic Trainers - 227
With squishy clavicles or the SC joint dislocation that was misdiagnosed twice, the shoulder can throw ATs a curveball every now and then. ATs share their very “humerus” shoulder injury stories. Featuring stories from Rachel S, Alicia K, a Cool one from Kevin, Austin M, Sofia W, Sienna S, Sam R,...
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Gut Health in Athletes with Gastroenterologist Dr. Fearn - 226
We asked Dr. Fearn about common GI symptoms and red flags, the evaluation process for GI pathologies, and the effect of nutrition, sleep, and stress on the GI system Timestamps (5:40) Common GI symptoms (7:00) How often are athletes being seen by a GI specialist (10:45) The role of nutrition in…
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BOC IRL - Shoulder Pathologies - 225
Use code ATCornerStudent to get 10% off your monthly subscription price of ATStudyBuddy, an online BOC exam prep platform built by athletic trainers for athletic training students. ATStudy Buddy gives you realistic practice tests, instant feedback, and over 250 study guides and games—online,...
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CEU: Deep Oscillation Therapy - A New Tool for the Toolbelt - 224
Discuss the lymphatic system and its role in edema control, discuss how deep oscillation therapy affects the lymphatic and musculoskeletal systems, and identify the effectiveness of deep oscillation therapy in treating various musculoskeletal pathologies Timestamps (1:54) What is the lymphatic...
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Learning a New Setting with Kylie Robbins - 223
We asked Kylie about what Drum Corps is and why they need ATs, differences and similarities between drum corps and the traditional setting, and creating a club sports program Timestamps (8:40) What is Drum Corps and why do they need ATs (15:42) Differences between Drum Corps and traditional…
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Sleep and Athletes: An Overview with Dr. Im - 222
We asked Dr. Im about the role of sleep in injury recovery, what is considered optimal sleep, and when someone should be referred for pathological sleep. Timestamps (8:50) What signs & symptoms may indicate less than optimal sleep (11:09) Sleep and recovery (17:16) Stages of sleep (18:23)…
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Hello, 911? First Time Activating EMS Stories - 221
Whether it’s feeling like you did everything wrong or EMS not knowing how to navigate an icy surface, the first time activating EMS is memorable to say the least. ATs share their first time activating EMS stories. Featuring stories from Niky G, Gem from Jen, Hayley S, Nick C, Robert M, Catherine…
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CEU: Achilles Tendonopathy - An Update on Rehabilitation - 220
Describe the pathomechanics of insertional achilles tendonopathy, identify altered motor patterns and tendon structure as a consequence of achilles tendonopathy, and discuss updated evidence on rehabilitation concepts for insertional and midportion achilles tendonopathy Timestamps (3:09) Anatomy...
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Dry Needling for Athletic Trainers with Scott Dixon - 219
$100 off Athletic Dry Needling courses - use code ATCPOD100 (also helps support the show!!) We asked Scott Dixon about what dry needling is and how it works, what pathologies can be treated by dry needling, and how to prepare your patients for dry needling Timestamps (5:30) What is dry needling?...
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The Big 3 - Sleep, Workload, and Nutrition with Jatin Ambegaonkar - 218
Shownotes We asked Jatin Ambengaokar about the importance of sleep in athletic and performing arts performance, how to measure workload in performing arts and other athletics, and the role nutrition plays in RED-S/RED-D Timestamps (7:35) Why is sleep important? (9:59) How to improve someone's…
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Physicals...The Inevitable - 217
Whether it’s seeing 217 athletes in 4 hours or having a history of “spleen tore in half,” physicals have a way of being memorable. ATs share their stories from the chaos that are pre-participation screenings. Featuring stories from Robert M, Hayley S, Mason B, Chris H, Kjersten M, David H…
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Clinic, Room, Facility… or Whatever You Call it - ATR Stories - 216
Abstract anatomy art on the walls or bumping Pitbull every Friday are just a couple ways ATs turn the clinic into a home. ATs share their stories of the good, the bad, and the unique things about their athletic training clinic/facility/room. Featuring stories from Jackson B, Jessica J, Marc W,...
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CEU: Thumb Injuries - Evaluation, Treatment & Return to Play - 215
Describe the relevant anatomy of the thumb, discuss the evaluation and treatment of various thumb pathologies, discuss the return to play considerations after a thumb pathology -- ARTICLE CITATIONS used for this episode:...
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CEU: Technology in the Clinic: The Application of Smart Phones in Everyday Practice - 214
Discuss the various smartphone applications that can be applied in the clinic, discuss the validity and reliability of smartphone applications in clinical practice, describe some clinical applications of smartphone applications in clinical practice Timestamps (5:09) Where are we at with…
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CEU: Enneagram Insights for Athletic Trainers, Students, and Preceptors: From Conflict to Connection
Describe and differentiate communication strategies suited for various personality types to enhance interpersonal effectiveness, analyze personality traits and apply appropriate mentorship techniques, and demonstrate empathy and perspective of different viewpoints to address and mitigate conflict...
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CEU: Personalities in AT - Working Well with Others Begins with Knowing Yourself - 212
Discuss each of the 9 enneagram personality types and how they show up in athletic training. We examine how to identify stress and burnout for each type, provide a growth goal for each type, and learn to understand others’ perspectives as a tool for conflict resolution Timestamps (2:14) What is…
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So You’re About to be Certified - Going from Student to Certified AT Stories - 211
Performing a rectal temp on your first day or running D2 football as a new grad are just some ways the transition to practice begins. ATs share their stories of transitioning from a student to a certified athletic trainer Featuring stories from Katie R, Christina S, Katherine J, Francesca P, Ely…
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CEU: Evaluation Concepts of the Shoulder - 210
Discuss the various metrics used to evaluate the quality of special tests, examine the evidence of special tests for common shoulder pathologies, discuss applications of these tests in the clinic Timestamps (2:18) Special tests for common shoulder pathologies (3:17) What is Sensitivity and...
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Frosty the AT - Cold Weather Stories from Athletic Trainers - 209
How do athletic trainers prepare for cold weather, snow, avalanches, or even snain?? (Snow + rain!) ATs share their tips, must haves, and stories of working in all types of cold weather. Featuring stories from Hayley S, Matt E, Sica G, Kjersten M, a Kool One from Kevin, a Gem from Jen, Kirsten F…
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Epidemiology for Athletic Trainers with Chad Starkey - How to Show Injury Risks and Rates - 208
We asked Chad Starkey about calculating injury risk/injury rate, how ATs could use this data in their practice, and the role epidemiology plays in sports medicine. Timestamps (4:40) Epidemiology and Athletic Training (12:15) What data can the AT look at to calculate injury rate/risk (13:58)...
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Weather, Weather, and More Weather: Weather Stories from Athletic Trainers - 207
Tornadoes forming over the baseball field or having your car totaled during a hurricane while traveling are just a few things ATs have to weather when dealing with weather. ATs share their stories of dealing with the elements Featuring stories from Meghan M, Rebecca R, Natalie T, Erica A…
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CEU: Hand Injuries: Anatomy, Management, & Return to Play - 206
Discuss the anatomy relevant to hand injuries, Describe the management of common hand injuries, Discuss the return to play process after common hand injuries Timestamps (3:42) Anatomy of the phalanges (9:00) Flexor pulley system (12:45) Jersey Finger (19:26) Mallet Finger (24:21) Flexor pulley...
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Softball Stories with Gabby Leveratto - 205
Whether it’s looking straight into a line drive or diving into the catcher’s chest, softball finds a way to keep an AT on their toes. Joining us for this episode is someone who knows the ins and outs of softball, Gabby Leveratto. Join us as we discuss some kit must-haves, tips for working…
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CEU: Trigger Points - Pathophysiology and Treatment - 204
Discuss the pathophysiology of trigger points, describe the role trigger points have in musculoskeletal injury, discuss the treatment options for trigger points Timestamps (1:44) What are trigger points? (2:43) How are trigger points formed? (6:56) Trigger points and musculoskeletal injury…
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CEU: Rehab Concepts: The Intrinsic Foot Muscles - 203
Describe the anatomy of the intrinsic foot musculature, describe the role the intrinsic foot musculature plays in the stability of the foot, discuss rehab techniques to improve intrinsic foot activation and strength Timestamps (0:00) Introduction (1:27) Anatomy of the intrinsic foot muscles…
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Let's Talk About Love in Athletic Training - 202
From athletes playing matchmaker to meeting your significant other in anatomy class, building special relationships as an AT usually happens in the oddest ways. In this episode, ATs share their stories of building relationships with their loved ones. Featuring stories from Stephanie B, Alex F,...
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CEU: Rehab Concepts: Superset - 201
Describe what supersetting is and what the goals of supersets are, discuss the physiological responses to supersetting, and discuss the applications of supersetting as it relates to rehabilitation Timestamps (00:00) Introduction (02:30) What is supersetting? (05:25) Evidence of time efficiency...
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Stories From Working Baseball as an AT - 200
Whether it’s bats flying at you in the dugout or a bunt gone wrong, there are many dangers to navigate when working baseball. To celebrate our 200th episode, ATs share their stories of working America’s pastime. Featuring stories from Alyson S, Bayley P, Anthony H, Kelly C, Andrew H, Bryce A…
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AT Corner highlights stories from real athletic trainers showcasing the best parts of the profession, the worst parts, and everything in between. Our CEU episodes are conversational education topics made for clinicians to dive deeper into their clinical practice!Brought to you by Sandra Harris, DAT, ATC and Randy Harris, DAT, ATC, CES, PES
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