Joe is the clinical director/manager at St. John’s Sports Medicine-HealthTracks. He is a certified athletic trainer, functional movement screen evaluator, a certified club coach by USA Weightlifting, approved clinical instructor, and an adjunct MSU staff member. He performs sports medicine evaluations and rehabilitation, fabrication of orthotics, DVD motion analysis, foot and lumbo-pelvic biomechanical assessments, as well as administrative duties..

¢ Faye Hudson, MS, ATC

Faye is a certified athletic trainer who performs sports medicine evaluations and rehabilitation with an emphasis in the pediatric athlete. She received her undergraduate degree from MSU and her master’s from Minnesota State University. Faye is also an approved clinical instructor for the Missouri State Athletic Training Education program. She has practiced in both Iowa and Minnesota.

¢  Brandon Hetzler MS, ATC, PES

Brandon is a certified athletic trainer, a performance enhancement specialist through the NASM, an MSU approved clinical instructor, and an MSU adjunct faculty member. He received his bachelor’s degree from MSU and his master’s degree from Oklahoma State University. Brandon spent a year at the USOC Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, and works with the USA National Racquetball Team. At St. John's Sports Medicine-HealthTracks, Brandon performs sports medicine evaluations and rehabilitation, ACLR reconditioning, and Dartfish Video Analysis.

Strength & Conditioning Specialists
 

Brandon has been director of performance enhancement at St. John’s Sports Medicine- HealthTracks since 2000. Brandon compiles all of the evaluations, and develops programs for all team and individual workouts. Brandon performed an internship with the Chicago Bulls and received his master’s in Kinesiology. His credentials include certified strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, functional movement screen evaluator, USA Weightlifting regional level coach, USAW national referee, and MSU sports medicine clinical instructor. He is also the head coach for Team Trax Weightlifting/Greater Springfield CODP, and a board member.

Scott joined St. John’s Sports Medicine-HealthTracks in 2004 as a strength and conditioning specialist and head coach of Team Trax Weightlifting/Greater Springfield CODP. Scott is a level III regional coach, level III manager, and national referee for USA Weightlifting. In 2007, Scott was named the AAU head coach of the year. He lived and trained for two years at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. He is also a certified strength and conditioning specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Ron serves as the sprint development coordinator at St. John’s Sports Medicine-HealthTracks while also performing head coaching duties at Missouri State University for the women’s track and field teams. He is regarded as one of the top developers of sprint and hurdle athletes in the country. In his 10 years at MSU, Ron’s teams claimed 8 Missouri Valley Conference Championships, including the coveted MVC Triple Crown (titles in cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field in the same school year) in 2002-2003. At MSU Boyce has coached 14 NCAA all Americans, including the 2006 national runner up, and Olympians in the 1996 and 2000 summer games.

¢ Cheasa Gibson

Cheasa is a 2003 graduate and former track athlete of Missouri State University. As a former sprinter, Cheasa serves as St. John’s Sports Medicine-HealthTracks co-sprint development coordinator along with her former collegiate coach, Ron Boyce. Having been named MSU’s Female Athlete of the Year twice, Missouri Valley Conference MVP three times, Outstanding Athlete twice, and 400 meter record holder, Cheasa brings hands-on sprint experience to our staff.