Jeff Strahm

Biography

Alma Mater: Kansas State University Jeff Strahm joined Demon Deacon sports medicine in August, 1998. He was promoted to Associate Head Athletic Trainer, Director of Olympic Sports in Jan. 2022. He currently works as the head athletic trainer for the Wake Forest baseball team. He is responsible for the team's day to day care including prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries. Strahm has been instrumental in the team's run of seven NCAA regional appearances, two super regional appearances, and two Atlantic Coast Conference championships. While at Wake Forest he also worked three years with the men's soccer program and four years with the women's volleyball program. Strahm graduated from Kansas State University in 1996 with a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology while working as an athletic trainer for the football, basketball, and baseball teams. While at Kansas State he gained valuable experience under the tutelage of head athletic trainer Jim Whalen, now of the New England Patriots. Strahm is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Atlantic Coast Conference Sports Medicine Association, and the North Carolina Athletic Trainers Association. He and his wife Sarah have three children, son Levi, and daughters Taryn and Cambry. Professional Publications:"ACC Sports Sciences Feature: Tennis Elbow," Official Website of the Atlantic Coast Conference: Sports Sciences; www.TheACC.com; July 2005 Presenter at the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOS