Curious to see how y'all go about these sorts of things.. from my end, during my soft launch, I just created a Google Form for my intake questionnaire, and had a couple of acknowledgments for people to initial, but am looking to beef it up / make it more formal. Then I use Google Sheets for my notes/bookkeeping. And I believe (I’ll have to double check lol) my orders address my patient population as “clients of The Training Room.” - Do you guys have separate documents that folks sign for consent to treat and HIPAA? (Hard copies or Docusign or something else) - Do you guys use a certain app/program to aid in these things? (Google suite, Jane, other EMRs, etc) - Finally, in your standing orders how did y'all phrase the patient population piece? (IE usually they say something like, “this athletic trainer has permission to perform athletic training services for the athletes at Lincoln Public Schools …” - so are your orders addressing it like that: clients/patients of your business. Or do you just have your name and you are being given permission by the undersigned MD to perform AT services as appropriate?

Does anyone feel like they’re out growing their AT role? What are you transition into? 17 years athletic trainer, performance enhancing, strength injury prevention. I work multiple levels, semi pro, university/college, currently high school, and youth. I’ve done administrative assistant/athletic director duties…… recruiting/retention, academic advisor, leadership development & more. Also done personal training, group fitness, sports training, etc. What’s next??? Looking for more compensation for time, knowledge, & experience. More traditional hours or remote work. What are your thoughts???

“Passing the BOC doesn't automatically prepare you for every real-world clinical situation.” What do you wish your clinical education had prepared you for better?

Hi all! I’ve been slowly building an online rehab program that I can offer in future as a low touch offer. I think it’s fairly normal to walk someone through testing - intervention - retesting when in person with a patient. I want to build that into my online program. Is anyone else already doing this for online patients? If so, what delivery and presentation methods seem to work best so the patient actually does both the test and the retest?

The 20 founding member spots have been taken! So we are transitioning to the $20/month pricing for the rest of those who want to stay a part of the hub, BUT, as an incentive to get locked in, the next 5 people will be able to lock in at $15/mo! Tell your friends, tell your husband, tell your wife! These spots won't last long!!