Kristina Estis, LAT, ATC, NRP, is a seasoned athletic trainer with diverse experience in secondary school athletics, sports medicine education, emergency medical services, and professional leadership. She currently serves as the Head Athletic Trainer and CTE Health Science teacher at Foley High School, where she oversees a comprehensive sports medicine program and works collaboratively with physicians, physical therapists, coaches, and school staff to provide quality healthcare and education for student-athletes.

A 2003 graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi, Kristina’s experience includes managing multi-site medical coverage for high school athletics, developing youth coaching education programs, and creating educational content for the Andrews Research and Education Institute. Her emergency healthcare background includes service as a paramedic, providing additional expertise in emergency response, athlete safety, and interdisciplinary healthcare.

Kristina is committed to professional service and leadership within athletic training and healthcare education. She has served ALATA as At-Large 3 and on the ATs Care and CSMM Planning Committees and is the current Secondary Schools Committee Chair. She also serves on the Alabama HOSA Board of Directors, supporting healthcare education and opportunities for future healthcare professionals.

Through her roles as an athletic trainer and educator, Kristina is dedicated to advancing the athletic training profession, strengthening support for secondary school athletic trainers, and promoting collaboration, education, and quality patient care. Her experience in the athletic training room, classroom, emergency medical services, and professional organizations provides a broad perspective that she would bring to the ALATA At-Large 1 position.