Emerging settings in athletic training continue to evolve and in some cases they have ‘emerged’ (listen to the episode). Cody Tesch is on the front end of one of those settings, fire services. Cody is one of a handful of full-time athletic trainers that are dedicated to the service and care of a city’s fire fighter services and the steps Cody has made and where things are going are set to make an impact.
In this episode we talk about what exactly Cody’s role in this type of setting is. We get very deep into how it has taken some effort for Cody to establish himself as a resource for this group and had to fight some long-held beliefs. Cody has had to work to gain the trust of the fire fighters and show them that he is there to help, not hold them out. We also discuss how Cody is advocating for the profession to demonstrate the skills necessary to workman’s compensation cases and beyond. So much to take away from this episode.
Episode Highlights:
+Getting started in this unique setting
+Establishing relationships and rapport
+Demonstrating value and worth
+Treating the tactical athlete
Contact Cody
>cstesch@milwaukee.gov
>Cody Tesch on Facebook
+Getting started in this unique setting
+Establishing relationships and rapport
+Demonstrating value and worth
+Treating the tactical athlete
Contact Cody
>cstesch@milwaukee.gov
>Cody Tesch on Facebook
www.athletictrainingchat.com
www.cliniallypressed.com
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