Dr. Nikki Harris ✨

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

@thePelvicAT presenting on prompt-based assistants in athletic training! @ATprograms_ATSU @AzATA_News

GREAT GAME!!!

I seem to hear more about NIL stuff than I do about actual injuries anymore. It's crazy, I really feel for those dealing w/ this every day. Pretty solid editorial here about a roadmap to navigate this, open access, in @Sports_Health

@CoachDrewDavis Congrats Coach!

Grateful for this incredible opportunity to lead this program & group of young men. Thank you to @STUPrez & @Coach_Rychel for your continued support. LETS WORK!! #RaiseTheStandard

@DrCassATC 🔥🔥🔥🔥

A 2nd round win and two more rings to add to the collection? Pretty successful Friday night. So incredibly proud of these Hornets!

🚨 SSATC Spotlight at #NATA2025! 🚨 Join Mark D’Anza and Dr. Rebecca Lopez next Friday in Orlando for: “ResuscitATe: Cardiac Emergencies and Management of Exertional Heat Illnesses in Secondary Schools”

A legendary defender on the drum! Get things going, Jason Taylor 🥁

Today, we remember the 49 beautiful lives taken too soon at Pulse Nightclub on June 12, 2016. We honor their memory by standing strong, loving fiercely, and continuing the fight for equality. Love always wins. 🏳️‍🌈❤️ #HonorThemWithAction #PulseRemembrance

JOURNAL UPDATE for @ATEJ_NATA ATEJ --> JAT-EP "revamp of the ATEJ in the form of a name change and an expansion of the journal’s scope. In June 2025, the journal will become known as the Journal of Athletic Training-Education and Practice (JAT-EP)." doi.org/10.4085/1062-6…

Please help me finish this dissertation🙏🏽 I need 10 Black new graduates (1 year or less of BOC certification) to participate in an interview regarding factors that helped them succeed in their Professional AT programs.

Honored to be named the 2025 Pete Youngman G-League Service Award. I'm forever grateful for the lasting impact of @_petethetrainer on my career and life. You're the best!!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. No better time to support student-athlete well-being. This FREE course provides tools for recognition, referral, and response to mental health conditions in the collegiate setting. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth💚 #FreeCEUs #ATPBPRN

🎓 Heading to #ACSM2025? Don’t miss our 2025 Dr. Freddie & Mrs. Hilda Pang Fu New Investigator Award recipient, Kate Jochimsen, PhD, ATC, presenting: "Embracing the Mind-Body Connection..." 📅 May 27 | 🕔 5:45–6:35 PM Part of SEATA’s Distinguished Scholars Lecture Exchange!

Hey Warriors! The next 2 days are going to be hot and humid! PLEASE make sure you're hydrating! And no, Alani, Celsius, and other energy drinks don't count. @JennaSparksATC

"He has taken that [NFL] talent and applied it to coaching." DB Coach @HarrisNOFLYZONE Mic'd Up 🎙️

We will really always be Tornadoes for Life! 🌪️🫡🧡 Three (3) $500 scholarships are up for grabs for student-athletes and athletic training student aides who are ready to lead the future. @MiamiBTW_FB Deadline: May 16 at 5 PM EST Apply now and make your mark! #TornadoesForLife #F5 #Harris

In the new issue, Kelsey J. Picha, PhD, ATC and colleagues quantify the role of Social Determinants of Health on patient health in the secondary school setting. Paper: doi.org/10.4085/1062-6…

This is why we have the @NATA1950 If you are a secondary/college AT that has federal student loans while getting your MAT, you can now qualify for up to $30,000 in reimbursement. Thank you to GAC Chair Chris King and Lobbyist Curt Lee for pushing hard for HB288.

@AmbivalentHypoc Also, if a blood vessel is slightly compressed or circulation is reduced to an area for some reason (swelling, hyper trophy, positional, undiagnosed vascular cond) it can temporarily affect the nerves and cause that tingling feeling that doesn't follow a normal sensory pattern.

@AmbivalentHypoc A nerve might be slightly irritated or compressed somewhere along its path, which can cause that sensation. Or processing of signals from your nervous system may be a little off (injury, stress, inflammation, diet) and send out extra or misinterpreted signals (false alarm).

Anyone have a good explanation when patients ask why they have non-detmatomal pins and needles, when there's no indication of neuropathy? I tend to say muscle gets irritated, release pro-inflammatory chemicals, may tick off nerve and cause the sx. Is there a more correct answer?