For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to work in healthcare. This was my first, and only, serious career concern. When I say serious career concern, I am of course not talking about my lifelong dream to play professional baseball or be a rockstar. Like many, those are still dreams, but I’ve recognized reality. For all the time I put into becoming a professional baseball player, I ended up getting injured many times. After going to physical therapy many times I was inspired to become a physical therapist. That was my original plan when I graduated high school. I was wrong about that. I ended up studying athletic training and have been all over the place asa result.

For almost 10 years I have been a practicing Certified Athletic Trainer. I’ve worked at many Division I colleges, an award winning hospital, a gym, and a medical equipment company. I’ve worked with championship winning teams and last place finishing teams. I’ve lived in too many different places to keep track of. Despite all of the change and crazy twists and turns I have grown to love what I do. I get to work with people