The Pennsylvania Athletic Trainer's Society invites you to join Adam and Philip every month as they start a conversation with members of the athletic training community and experts from around the country so we can engage and foster relationships in the state, talk about current topics that affect athletes and provide resources for all of us to be better athletic trainers.
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The Pennsylvania Athletic Trainer's Society invites you to join Adam and Philip every month as they start a conversation with members of the athletic training community and experts from around the country so we can engage and foster relationships in the state, talk about current topics that affect athletes and provide resources for all of us to be better athletic trainers.
🚨🚨That's a wrap on the 2025 PATS Symposium!! Weren't able to join us in person?? The PATS podcast is going to try to bring a little bit of the experience to you! Listen in over the next few weeks as we bring you all the conversations and interviews we were able to hold over the weekend. 🚨🚨
Our next installment includes a fellow WCU Alumni, Mr. Brandon McNeal. Tune into this episode for some updates of a PATS COPA committe, along with a bit about Brandon's background and his current in the orthopedic clinic setting.
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The PATS Podcast
The Pennsylvania Athletic Trainer's Society invites you to join Adam and Philip every month as they start a conversation with members of the athletic training community and experts from around the country so we can engage and foster relationships in the state, talk about current topics that affect athletes and provide resources for all of us to be better athletic trainers.
