Labrina Jackson

Labrina is an accomplished athletic trainer with over two decades of experience providing comprehensive sports medicine care across high school, collegiate, and elite athletic settings. Currently serving as the Athletic Trainer at David W. Carter High School in the Dallas Independent School District, she oversees the health and performance of student-athletes across multiple sports, including football, basketball, track, cross country, softball, and baseball.

Labrina’s career spans leadership roles such as Director of Women’s Sports Medicine at Prairie View A&M University and Interim Head Athletic Trainer at Alabama State University, where she managed medical operations for hundreds of athletes, developed rehabilitation protocols, coordinated NCAA drug testing, and directed athletic training staff. Her expertise extends beyond the sidelines, with extensive experience in injury prevention, emergency care, rehabilitation, program development, and medical supply management.

A certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner and licensed Emergency Medical Technician, Labrina also holds advanced credentials in CPR and First Aid instruction. She has provided medical coverage for premier sporting events including Nike’s The Opening and the Texas State Track & Field Championships, and has served as a guest lecturer at athletic training symposiums and university courses.

Dedicated, knowledgeable, and passionate about athlete safety and performance, Labrina continues to mentor future athletic trainers while ensuring that every athlete in her care receives the highest standard of sports medicine support.