Timothy Hodges is an O2X On-Site Human Performance Specialist specializing in Injury Prevention as a Certified Athletic Trainer supporting Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). In his role, Timothy applies his expertise in injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation to help HSI agents meet the physical demands of their mission. He is committed to optimizing performance, reducing injury risk, and helping the men and women he serves remain healthy, resilient, and mission-ready.

Timothy began his career supporting tactical athletes through the U.S. Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) program at Fort Drum. Working alongside a multidisciplinary human performance team, he helped soldiers manage injuries, improve physical readiness, and maintain operational effectiveness while navigating the demands of military service. He later expanded his experience across several unique settings, including semi-professional soccer in Washington State, industrial athletic training with one of the world’s largest aerospace manufacturers, and outpatient clinical care. These experiences have shaped a well-rounded approach to injury prevention, rehabilitation, performance, and occupational health.

Timothy earned his Bachelor’s degree in Health Science and Master’s degree in Athletic Training from Norwich University. Drawing on his experience supporting military personnel, athletes, and industrial workers, Timothy brings a strong understanding of the physical and occupational demands placed on tactical professionals and is passionate about providing accessible, individualized care that helps HSI agents perform at their best throughout their careers.