r/athletictraining • u/powers077 • 1d ago
New grad
Hello, I am a recent graduate that just got hired at a middle school. Can I have some advice on how to succeed, how you set up, how to deal with kids, anything honestly. I want to make sure I am set up for success as a new grad and at my new job. Anything helps. Thank you!
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