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UNO Sideline Scholars

UNO Sideline Scholars

Written by: UNO Athletic Training Program
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Sideline Scholars is the official sports medicine podcast from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, where research, education, and clinical practice come together. Through conversations with leading clinicians, researchers, educators, and innovators, the podcast explores the evidence, experiences, and ideas shaping the future of athlete health, performance, and rehabilitation. Designed for athletic trainers, physical therapists, physicians, strength and conditioning professionals, educators, and students, Sideline Scholars serves as a resource for lifelong learning while providing students with direct access to the thought leaders, career paths, and clinical reasoning that define excellence in sports medicine. Our mission is to bridge the gap between scholarship and practice by fostering meaningful conversations that inspire better clinicians, educators, and future healthcare professionals.

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Episodes
  • Statistical vs. Clinical Significance in Sports Medicine Research

    Statistical vs. Clinical Significance in Sports Medicine Research
    Oct 9 2026

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    In this episode, Lily and Payton are joined by UNO faculty Dr. Adam Rosen and Dr. Chris Burcal to discuss the intersection of research and clinical practice. How can clinicians tell what to pay attention to in research and how can we apply research findings to clinical practice?

    Learn more about Dr. Chris Burcal's research - https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Y84UWJEAAAAJ&hl=en

    Learn more about Dr. Adam Rosen's research - https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=_BmXJNsAAAAJ&hl=en
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    27 mins
  • Work-Life Balance in the Athletic Training Settings

    Work-Life Balance in the Athletic Training Settings
    Oct 1 2026

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    Show Notes

    • Balance isn't necessarily 50/50.
    • We have to stop confusing hours worked with commitment.
    • Use the strategic no.
    • Don't ask employers if they support balance—ask open ended questions that make them show you.
    • A sustainable career should be the goal.

    Resources mentioned in this episode:

    NATA Position Statement: Facilitating Work-Life Balance in Athletic Training Practice Settings

    https://www.nata.org/sites/default/files/2025-07/facilitating_work-life_balance_in_athletic_training_practice_settings.pdf

    Boundaries; When to say yes and How to say no to take control of your life

    https://www.drcloud.com/books/boundaries

    Note: We are not affiliated with the authors or publisher and receive no compensation or commission from purchases. This resource is shared for educational purposes only.
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    20 mins
  • Myths and Misconceptions about Athletic Training

    Myths and Misconceptions about Athletic Training
    Sep 24 2026

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    Thank you for joining current second year students Payton and Lilly with their conversation about myths and misconceptions in the field of Athletic Training.

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    20 mins
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