New Hampshire Musculoskeletal Institute

08/24/2026

🎤 NHMI Fall Symposium Speaker Spotlight

Musculoskeletal medicine is evolving rapidly. Are your treatment strategies evolving with it?

From ultrasound-guided procedures to platelet-rich plasma therapies and evidence-based treatment of frozen shoulder, today's clinicians have more options than ever before. Knowing when—and how—to apply them is key.

At the 33rd NHMI Fall Symposium, Erek Latzka, MD, RMSK, will present three sessions exploring emerging techniques and current evidence that can help clinicians make more informed treatment decisions for their patients.

These presentations are designed to bridge research and real-world practice, giving attendees practical insights they can immediately incorporate into patient care.

If your goal is to stay current with advances in musculoskeletal medicine, Dr. Latzka's sessions belong on your schedule.

📍 October 17, 2026 | The Event Center | Nashua, NH
⏰ Early Bird pricing ends September 1.

https://www.nhmi.net/symposium-registration.html

08/03/2026

🎤 NHMI Fall Symposium Speaker Spotlight

Why do so many injury screening programs fail to predict who actually gets injured?

It's a question that challenges coaches, athletic trainers, physical therapists, and sports medicine professionals every day.

At the 33rd NHMI Fall Symposium, Joseph Janosky, DrPH, MSc, PT, ATC, of Lasell University School of Health Sciences Graduate Programs will challenge conventional thinking by examining why traditional screening methods often fall short—and how a more comprehensive approach to risk management may improve clinical decision-making.

His sessions will explore how multiple factors contribute to injury risk and how clinicians can build more meaningful health profiles to better support athletes throughout the season.

If you're looking to move beyond checklists and toward evidence-informed risk assessment, these presentations will offer practical insights you can take back to your team and your patients.

📍 October 17, 2026 | The Event Center | Nashua, NH
⏰ Register before September 1 for Early Bird pricing.

https://www.nhmi.net/symposium-registration.html

07/20/2026

🎤 NHMI Fall Symposium Speaker Spotlight

When is an athlete truly ready to return to play?

It's one of the most important—and most difficult—questions in sports medicine. Time alone doesn't tell the whole story. Today's clinicians have access to objective tools that can reveal whether an athlete is truly prepared to return safely and confidently.

At the 33rd NHMI Fall Symposium, Shawn Cameron, MS, LAT, ATC, PES, of Boston Children's Hospital, will share how objective measurement strategies—including force plate testing and fixed-frame dynamometry—can strengthen clinical decision-making following ACL reconstruction.

Shawn will also explore why some traditional injury screening methods fall short and present research examining how mobility and relative strength assessments may help identify injury risk in high school baseball pitchers.

Whether you work with competitive athletes or active patients, you'll leave with practical, evidence-based strategies you can apply in your own practice.

For 33 years, NHMI has brought clinicians together to learn from experts, exchange ideas, and advance musculoskeletal care.

📍 October 17, 2026 | The Event Center | Nashua, NH
⏰ Early Bird Registration ends September 1

https://www.nhmi.net/symposium-registration.html

07/13/2026

06/16/2026

Registration is open! The 2026 Symposium will have rehabilitation professionals moving beyond screening toward objective measurement and evidence-based decision-making to improve outcomes for physically active populations!

Speakers and topics will be announced soon! https://www.nhmi.net/fall-symposium-overview.html

05/22/2026

04/10/2026

We’re proud to congratulate one of our NHMI Athletic Training Residency alumni, Emma Stratmoen, on her recognition by the NATA as a Woman in Leadership—an incredibly well-deserved honor.

Her dedication to the profession, commitment to patient care, and leadership in the field continue to make a meaningful impact. It’s inspiring to see her recognized on a national level, and we are grateful to have been a small part of her journey.

Congratulations on this achievement—we couldn’t be more proud and look forward to all that’s ahead!

In honor of Women’s History Month this March, NATA is highlighting women leaders who are working to advance the athletic training profession at the state, district and national levels. In a recent post, NATA Early Professionals’ Committee Chair Emma Stratmoen, MAT, LAT, ATC, discusses the impact of mentorship on her development and the growth of those she leads. Read more: https://www.nata.org/nata-now/articles/being-led-being-leader

04/08/2026

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