Kendall Stull is an O2x On-Site Human Performance Specialist who specialize in injury prevention as a Certified Athletic Trainer with the Baltimore County Fire Department. In this role she dedicates her knowledge of injury prevention, evaluation, recognition, treatment, and rehabilitation to support the first responders of the Baltimore region. Kendall is dedicated to optimizing the health and wellness of the men and women who serve this community. Kendall has a diverse experience prior to coming to O2X.After graduating from her Masters in Athletic Training program from Towson University, Kendall served one year as a fully licensed Athletic Trainer, Fellow at the United States Naval Academy. There she acted as the primary athletic trainer covering Women’s Rugby and Co-ed. Rifle. This experience allowed Kendall to see a wide variety of acute injuries from contact and collision sports, as well as chronic conditions from the heavy demands midshipmen combat while serving on the Yard. Having to learn the demands of two unique sports, while also navigating the demands of a military athlete, posed a healthy challenge and strengthened Kendall into a strong clinician. After completing her fellowship, Kendall decided to diversify her experiences in a new setting; an industrial role with the company ATS, caring for the industrial athlete on construction sites. This role challenged Kendall to learn the nuances of a unique setting, atypical to the common athletic trainer. Kendall learned to work with a diverse population of unique backgrounds and health history. Kendall honed her communication and education skills, history notation, chronic injury awareness, and general medical evaluation to meet the demands of this new population.Seeking further challenge, Kendall has joined O2X to care for the tactical athlete. Her time at the United States Naval Academy nurtured her interest in the tactical setting. Kendall is excited to bring her goals full circle and provide expert level care to the men and women serving at the Baltimore County Fire Department. Kendall plans to hit the ground running, and become an asset to the O2X team.