Jaime is a certified athletic trainer and is dedicated to empowering active individuals reach their goals. Her primary focus lies in accurately assessing and treating musculoskeletal injuries, chronic conditions, and joint mobility restrictions in order to ensure optimal physical comfort as you continue to do the physical activities you love to do. Regardless if you engage in recreational golf, weightlifting, crossFit, or hiking, Jaime’s mission is to deliver high-quality injury care to active individuals of all ages and abilities.
With over 25 years of experience in athletic training and sports medicine, Jaime has worked with athletes at various levels, ranging from high school to professional, nationally and internationally. She gained experience in diverse settings, including the Montana State University Bobcat athletic training room, the sports medicine team for the ESPN X Games, and her private practice in Bozeman and Great Falls.
Jaime received her bachelor’s degree from Adams State University and her master’s degree from Montana State University. She stays up-to-date with the latest research and technology, continuously expanding her knowledge. By doing so, she has since gained a structure & function dry needling (SFDN) credential and trained in the STECCO method of fascial manipulation. Nationally board certified by the NATABOC and licensed in Montana, she is committed to providing personalized and compassionate care to help clients stay active and healthy.
Athletic History
During her time at ASU, Jaime played basketball for two years before choosing to focus on meeting the standards for the NATABOC athletic training certification. After establishing her career and becoming a mother to two daughters, she joined CrossFit to improve her overall fitness. Eventually her competitive nature took over and she qualified for the Granite Games.
Following a partial ACL tear, Jaime turned to weightlifting to stay active while healing. She also checked off a bucket list item during this time by completing a Spartan Beast race. It’s also worth saying she is a firearm instructor for TACTIC and, alongside her teammate Sarah Hurlburt, won the women’s division in the Tactical Games Sniper Challenge. They were the only women’s entry, but a win is still a win.
Recently, Jaime has excelled in weightlifting. After meeting her coach, Justin Meyer, she decided to see how competitive she could be. At the USA Master’s Nationals she was honored to be selected for Team USA Master’s weightlifting. She then competed at the IWF World masters championships where she earned a silver medal overall, placing 1st for the snatch and 4th for the clean and jerk.
