Britney Kate Parker-Webb, M.Ed. LAT, ATC, Professor of Instruction at Texas State University as the Clinical Education Coordinator for the Master’s in Athletic Training (MSAT) program, has been a proud Licensed Athletic Trainer since 1997 and certified since 2004. She has been employed at Texas State University since 2006.
Britney graduated magna cum laude from Tarleton State University, where she also earned her Master of Education while serving as a graduate assistant under the direction of Steve Simpson
As a dedicated Texas Athletic Trainer, Britney has worked as the Athletic Trainer for Abilene Christian University and Granbury High School. She has also worked as a Contract Athletic Trainer for Baird High School, Hays High School, Texas State University, San Marcos Academy, St. Edward’s University, San Marcos High School, and the Texas Charter School’s Athletic League. In addition, she has also served as an Athletic Trainer for Texas High School Girls All-Star, Mesquite Professional Rodeo, and the West Texas Fair and Rodeo.
Britney is dedicated to serving her profession. She is an active member of the Southwest Athletic Trainers’ Association (SWATA), the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), and the Texas State Athletic Trainers’ Association (TSATA). Her contributions to NATA include serving on the Women in Athletic Training Committee and the Honors and Awards Committee, as well as participating as a convention moderator. Within SWATA, she has held several leadership roles, including liaison to the Life Balancing Committee for the SWATA Work Options Program, Chair of both the Life Balancing Committee and the Women in Athletic Training Committee (WATC), and convention moderator. At the state level, she has contributed to Hit the Hill efforts in Austin and currently serves as an instructor for TSATA’s Sports Medicine courses, Parliamentarian for TSATA, and Chairwoman of the Athletic Training Advisory Board under the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
Britney has been honored for her contributions to the athletic training profession with the TSATA Hall of Honor, recognized by SWATA with the James Dodson New Horizon Award, the Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award, the Eddie Wojecki Award, and the Excellence in Athletic Training Award. At the national level, she received the NATA Athletic Training Service Award and was noted as a 35-year member of the association. At the community level, her impact has been celebrated with the Texas State University Presidential Distinction Award in Service, a Life Saving Award from the San Marcos Police Department, and a Civilian Certificate of Commendation from the San Marcos Fire Department. She was also recognized by Tarleton State University as the 2015 Outstanding Young Alumnus.
Of all her achievements, Britney considers her greatest honor to be the proud mother of her three exceptional sons—Gunner, Kannon, and Kutter-Gage. She lives by the moto her mother Carolyn Lesley instilled in her; “Leave it better than you found it”.