The Business ATvantage

This bonus episode features Alisha's NATA 2019 interview with NATA President and Director of Sports Medicine at Northwestern University, Tory Lindley. Their discussion centers around self-advocacy as a professional, the NATA initiative "Own Your Impact", and how his presidency has gone thus far. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

This bonus episode features Alisha's NATA 2019 interview with Carolina Panthers Athletic Trainer, Kevin King. Their conversation focused on volunteerism at the state level, how his involvement has changed the trajectory of his career, why he recommends getting involved, and his role as an AT in the NFL. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

This bonus episode features Alisha's NATA 2019 interview with David Gallegos. David sits on the NATA Board of Directors for District 7 and is Deputy CEO of FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Their conversation focuses on COPA being transitioned from a committee to a council, the history and origin of COPA, who the committee is seeking to represent in the NATA membership, and the future of the council. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

This bonus episode features Alisha's NATA 2019 interview with the legendary, Sue Falsone. Sue holds the distinction of being the first female head athletic trainer in any of the four major sports in the United States. She is the owner and founder of Structure & Function Education, a company dedicated to educating healthcare professionals in dry needling. Their conversation surrounds how to work in a multidisciplinary setting, being female business owners, and blazing a trail in the profession. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode continues the conversation on Misconduct from Part I. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode focuses on a topic that has stolen headlines but is difficult to discuss. Misconduct of all types, though specifically sexual, has been a problem for a long time. We discuss why and how it has gotten to this place. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

With a focus on Accountability this month, we decided to release Alisha's conversation with Erin Hassler from NATA 2019. Erin is a woman who has held herself accountable her entire life, despite the adversity that has come her way. That experience has her in a position to mentor and hold others accountable too. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

As we focus on Joy this month, we felt it was a great opportunity to release Alisha's conversation with Indiana State University Associate Professor Kent Games at NATA 2019. He is an Athletic Training colleague who is a consistent contributor to dialogue around the topics of joy and fulfillment. In this discussion, they cover finding your why, focusing on mindset and selfcare, whilst challenging the status quo. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Back in February, there was an article released by the Washington Post that explained that the state of Maryland has proposed a bill that would give athletes the right to unionize and collectively bargain over issues related to health and safety, as well as compensation. This was as a result of the death of Jordan McNair.

This is not only relevant to our previous bonus episode on the Maryland case itself, but it also is an area of expertise for Tammi Gaw MS ATC Esq. in her practice of law. We thought it would be advantageous to discuss the details of unionization and what it means for players to form a union and how it may impact the Athletic Trainer's work with them. Tammi has been gracious enough to share some serious insight and wisdom on this topic. As a result, we should all be more well informed and be able to speak to the subject more intelligently as things progress. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode makes a transition in the season where we begin discussing specific legal topics, as opposed to situations. The topic of negligence permeates all spaces and can be found in potentially every action we take as a professional. This second part will focus on case studies and application to practice for the athletic trainer. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode makes a transition in the season where we begin discussing specific legal topics, as opposed to situations. The topic of negligence permeates all spaces and can be found in potentially every action we take as a professional. This first part will focus on understanding negligence and its application in the Athletic Training profession. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode will continue the discussion surrounding the duty of an athletic trainer in regards to preventable conditions, specifically identifying heat illness & rhabdomyolysis as potential situations. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode will focus on the topic of preventable conditions and acknowledging the importance of preventing situations while providing advocacy for oneself and those who may be involved in a potentially dangerous situation. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode will continue the conversation surrounding how pre-existing conditions in athletes impact liability for athletic trainers. This episode focuses on laws & ethics and various circumstances the Athletic Trainer should consider regarding pre-existing conditions. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers, an attorney, and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode will be part one of a conversation surrounding how pre-existing conditions in athletes impact liability for athletic trainers. The conversation focuses on Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Sickle Cell. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This special episode's discussion revolves around the details surrounding the death, investigation, and pending legal action of University of Maryland student athlete Jordan McNair. In the dialogue, Alisha & Tammi cover how tangible practices can be put into place for the athletic trainer, in an effort to avoid situations like this from occurring at their place of practice. How the culture of athletics has allowed for these type of incidents to occur and how changes can be made moving forward will also be discussed. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode will be part two of a conversation around concussions. We discuss the ever changing environment of concussions, as well as state and legal affairs surrounding them. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and the legal intersection of various topics. This episode will be part one of a conversation around concussions. We discuss the ever changing environment of concussions, as well as state and legal affairs surrounding them. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

Disclaimer:
Because the information discussed and provided in the accompanying podcasts is prepared for a general audience, without investigation into the facts of each particular case, it is not legal advice: Tammi Gaw does not have a lawyer-client relationship with any listeners. The thoughts and commentary about the law contained on this podcast is provided as a service to the community, and does not constitute solicitation or provision of legal advice.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will discuss the application of various business ideas in the development of non-traditional models of athletic training. This episode will be a culmination of the previous nine, to demonstrate the utilization of these skills in a myriad of settings. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

With about a week remaining before we vote to elect a new NATA President, we thought it would be a great opportunity to share our live interview with NATA Presidential Candidate Kathy Dieringer from the 2017 NATA Symposium in Houston. Remember to cast your vote on September 1, 2017 regardless of the candidate you support! Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will discuss how to minimize professional risk by recognizing how to protect ourselves both legally and ethically and how to determine appropriate measures to reduce liability. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will discuss the relevance of organization to professional advancement, relate back to previous topics such as branding, negotiation, and networking, while providing tools for immediate implementation. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this episode, we will discuss personal finances, why they are important and how to grow your financial literacy. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will dispel myths about networking, examine it's essential role in our professional careers, identify the three main types, and understand how an emphasis on external stakeholders strengthens our profession. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will demonstrate the value of contract work to our profession, how to reduce risk associated with working as a contractor, and understanding the responsibility one has in representing themselves independently. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will examine how to negotiate on your own behalf, understand the implications of negotiation for our profession, and identifying resources to increase your negotiating power. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will examine branding & marketing in their utilization for various athletic training settings and how to develop a personal brand that markets your unique way of practicing. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn.

This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In this particular episode, we will examine critical thinking and how adopting open minded and objective thinking patterns can advance an athletic trainer personally and professionally.

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Welcome to Season 2 of The Business ATvantage! This podcast will be an opportunity for interdisciplinary learning between athletic trainers and basic business topics. In our first episode back, we will look at Fulfillment and how it relates to the athletic training profession.

You can listen and earn free CEUs at https://theatvantage.com/ceu. Sign up, listen, enroll, learn and earn. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

A new season of The Business ATvantage is upon us, but now it is time to listen and earn! Check out the Season 2 Preview to find out what we have in store. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

In Episode 20 we've got news and updates for you, along with a recap of some of the top episodes thus far. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Episode 19 concludes our four part series on Developing a Business Idea. Now that you have developed your idea, examined its business viability and created a business plan, you are now ready to implement it. This episode covers that process and provides tips to help you along the way! Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Episode 18 is the third episode in our four part series on Developing a Business Idea and focuses on the business plan itself. We break down tools and resources to help you take on this difficult but important task and share personal experiences as well. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Episode 17 is part two of our four part series on developing a business plan. Today we're taking your idea from episode 16 and determining its true viability in the market with a discussion on business planning. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Do you have an idea that would help make your job easier or would benefit the athletic training community? Listen to Episode 16 as we kick off a 4 episode series on creating a business plan with a discussion on developing your idea. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

In our 15th episode, we look at a "Case Study" in which we speak to athletic trainer Robert Kirkland and discuss his unique experience working with the parkour and tempest free running community! Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Last episode we looked at cultivating your own brand. In Episode 14 we're discussing how to promote that brand and utilize marketing to enhance your identity and your relationships. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

How does branding affect you personally and professionally? How can you use it to help advance the profession? In Episode 13 we answer these questions and look at NATA's  branding efforts. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Taxes: we don't really like them, but we all have to pay them. Episode 12 we try to make them a little easier to comprehend and hopefully you'll owe a little less in the end. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

The first episode in March focuses on National Athletic Training Month. Why does it exist? What can each of us do? Why should we do it? Also, a look at two popular campaigns outside of athletic training. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

For our 10th episode we look at a "Case Study" in which we speak to The Biggest Loser and Universal Studios athletic trainer Kelly Hudson about her unique experience within the performing arts. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Why do you work? Is your work your passion? Is your work fulfilling? This episode revolves around the question Why Do We Work? Inspired by a TED Talk, we look at the history of work and discuss how that relates to the world of Athletic Training. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

From emails, to phone calls, to social media and attire, this episode we look at professional etiquette and how it applies to Athletic Training. There are many perspectives on the topic, we analyze whether we can come to a foundational agreement amongst ATs. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Who are the best negotiators and how they able to get precisely what they want. What resources are currently available to athletic trainers and what can they do to help themselves at the negotiation table. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

This week we switch things up and look at a "Case Study" in which we speak to CBU Athletic Training graduate Holly Hartley about her unique experience with the Pacific Crest Drum & Bugle Corp. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

What travel opportunities are available within the Athletic Training profession. Tips on how to find them, what to do while on one and what to do once you've come home. Plus, some AT hacks to take full ATvantage of travel opportunities. Music by Mr. Logistix (@buuk_werm).

Why the importance of Business is often overlooked by Athletic Trainers and why it should no longer be, a conversation with NATA President Scott Sailor, and how Steve Jobs can help in Athletic Training. Music by Mr. Logistix (www.soundcloud.com/buuk_werm).

Who are we, what is this podcast, what are we about and how does it benefit you? We address these questions and more on this introduction episode of The Business ATvantage. Music by Mr. Logistix (www.soundcloud.com/buuk_werm).