TMI Sports Performance

• 2: Home
• 3: About Us
  • 3.1: Mission
  • 3.2: Our Team
    • 3.2.2: Keith Meister, MD
    • 3.2.3: Jamie Reed, ATC
    • 3.2.4: Jean Reed, MS
    • 3.2.7: Nickolas Clayton, MS, MBA, CSCS
    • 3.2.9: Jennifer Marston
  • 3.3: Facility
  • 3.4: Research
  • 3.5: FAQ
• 4: Services
  • 4.1: Center for Sport & Motion Analysis
    • 4.1.1: Performance Academies
    • 4.1.2: Seminars
  • 4.2: Sports Physical Therapy
    • 4.2.1: Throwing Programs
    • 4.2.2: How Fast Do You Throw?
  • 4.3: Sport-Specific Training
    • 4.3.2: Runners Clinic
    • 4.3.3: Performance Training
    • 4.3.4: Speed, Agility, Quickness
    • 4.3.10: ACL/Knee Injury Prevention
    • 4.3.13: Functional Movement Screening
    • 4.3.14: Jump Training
    • 4.3.15: Injury Prevention for Taekwondo
• 5: Bulletin Board
  • 5.1: Athlete of the Month
  • 5.2: Comeback Athlete of the Month
• 6: Testimonials
• 7: Calendar
• 8: Contact Us
• 9: Links

Jamie Reed, ATC

Sports Medicine Consultant

Jamie Reed is in his fourth season with the Texas Rangers as medical director and major league head trainer after joining the organization on October 11, 2002. Jamie oversees the organization’s entire baseball medical operation, including training, conditioning and rehabilitation on both the major and minor league levels. He is also responsible for the day-to-day major league training department.

Jamie was with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays for the six seasons, serving as major league head trainer from 1998-2002. Tampa Bay’s first on-field hire when he joined the organization on November 18, 1996, he was responsible for overseeing the Devil Rays minor league training operations in 1997.

Prior to joining the Devil Rays, Jamie was with the Baltimore Orioles from 1982-96. He served as a trainer at all four of Baltimore’s minor league levels: Bluefield (1982), Hagerstown (1983), Charlotte (1984) and Rochester (1985-89) before joining the major league team as assistant trainer in 1990.

Jamie is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association and is in his third year as President of the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society. He earned his degree in sports medicine from East Carolina University in 1982. Jamie, 46, and his wife, Jean, have three children: Zachary (22), Rebecca (19) and Rachel (17).

Education

• East Carolina University, B.S., Health and Sports Medicine, 1982

Job Experiences

• Head Athletic Trainer & Medical Director, Texas Rangers, 2003-Current
• Head Athletic Trainer, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, 1997-2002
• Assistant Athletic Trainer, Baltimore Orioles, 1989-1996
• Athletic Trainer, Baltimore Orioles Minor Leagues, 1982-1988
• Athletic Trainer, U.S. Naval Academy, Football & Basketball, 1982-1984

Certifications

• National Athletic Trainers Association
• American Red Cross, CPR and First Aid

Honors

• President, Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Association, 2002 – Current
• 2000 American League All-Star Athletic Trainer
• 1995 PBATS Major League Athletic Training Staff of the Year
• 2005 James R. Andrews Excellence in Baseball Medicine Award Winner
• 2006 Anne Arundel County (MD) Sports Hall of Fame