– a Podcast to Promote and Improve YOUR practice of Athletic Training
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A place to vent
A place to ask questions without ridicule
An opportunity to mentor
A larger AT audience
All these are reason “Guy Fox” keeps the account going and invests time to retweet and ask your questions for you.
Hear the story here and understand a little more into the account you love.
Check the account out: https://twitter.com/ATCanonymous
Or let me know your thoughts @MrJeremyJackson
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Jodie Kennemer, legal counsel for PISD, shares tips and thoughts to help keep ATs out of legal trouble on social media.
We work through her presentation and provide general advice but then dig deeper into the more grey areas that we might not consider as being questionable.
A couple of basic rules:
If you think its questionable then it is.
Never post or while in in altered state of mind (drunk, angry, traumatic events…)
If you would not say or show it to your young child don't say it on social media.
Make sure that your account is open to parents and admin.
90% of inappropriate relationships involve texting or messaging of some sort.
Remind – keeps numbers private and all messages can be seen. It also allows you to set office hours so messages before or after a certain hour receive a warning.
Hootsuite – can schedule posts for multiple platforms and can also give access to another person to help manage and edit posts.
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Helicopter parents area parents who take an overprotective or excessive interest in the life of their child or children according to Dictionary.com
Owen Iseminger works with more affluent students and parents who tend to be in this group more often. Through 8 years in this setting he has learned some tips and tricks for dealing with Helicopters.
Contact Owen –
Twitter @ATC_ICEMAN
Email: OwenIseminger@hotmail.com
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Singer holds a bachelor’s in nutrition from Texas Christian University and is currently pursuing a master’s in nutrition. During his time as a dietitian, Brett has worked with a variety of individuals in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. He enjoys strength training and playing soccer.
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Leah Palmer currently works with AOKC Surgical Hospital as an AT in the surgical setting.
Shawn and Leah discuss questions like:
What is your AT story?
How did you get into the Clinic Manager/ Surgical Setting?
What are your duties as an AT in the Surgical Setting?
Patient Duties,
Clinical Duties,
Surgical Duties
Administrative Duties
What is a typical day and week like for an AT in the surgical setting?
Discuss how your current setting has changed your AT skill set
What would you recommend for someone trying to go this route: I think the best thing to do is really try to get to know your team doctors.
Contact Leah Palmer
Contact Shawn Ready
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Dr. Summer Ott is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth). She also serves as the Director of the Concussion Program at Memorial Hermann Ironman Sports Medicine Institute.
Dr. Ott is a Neuropsychologist specializing in sports related concussions. She has extensive clinical and research experience with sports related concussions. She currently serves as the team neuropsychological consultant for the Houston Texans and Houston Rockets, as well as many universities and school districts in Texas. Previously, Dr. Ott served as a neuropsychology consultant for the Houston Dynamo and the Houston Aeros.
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