Our Staff

Medical Director


Greg Soghikian, MD
Safe Sports Network Medical Director
Education: Harvard University; University of Texas, Southwestern Medical School
Residency: George Washington University Medical Center; Washington, D.C.
Fellowship: Tahoe Fracture Clinic
Board Certified: Orthopedic Surgery

Safe Sports Network services are provided under the supervision of our medical director, Gregory Soghikian, MD. Dr. Soghikian is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with New Hampshire Orthopedic Center (NHOC). He received his medical degree from University of Texas, Southwestern Medical School and completed his residency at The George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C. He also completed a sports medicine fellowship at Tahoe Fracture Clinic. Dr. Soghikian finds the most satisfaction treating high school and college aged athletes. He is a member of the NHMI Board of Directors.

Team physicians and physician assistants provided by New Hampshire Orthopedic Center. Visit them at www.nhoc.com

Leadership

Amy Hollingworth, N.H.LAT, ATC, RN
NHMI Executive Director
Education: BS, Ithaca College, Summa Cum Laude, 1999; RN, Manchester Community College, Cum Laude, 2012.
Experience: Experience: Amy participated in NHMI's Residency (then "fellowship") after graduating from Ithaca in 1999. Since then she has worked in various settings in the Greater Manchester area, from high school to professional sports. She worked as the head athletic trainer and health officer at Trinity High School for over a decade, where she was active in the school community as a Campus Activity Advisor. Amy also served on the Greater Manchester Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors from 2001 to 2012. She has also served on the NH Athletic Trainers Governing Board. Amy has presented about important sports medicine topics at the local and national level. She was recognized for her contributions to the profession with the 2017 New Hampshire Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award.
Contact: amy@nhmi.net
 
Dawn Belmore, MEd, N.H.LAT, ATC
Program Director
Education: BS in Health & Human Performance/Athletic Training, Iowa State University, 2006; MEd in Health Education & Promotion/Sport Psychology, University of Missouri, 2008.
Experience: Dawn completed the NHMI Residency following graduate school, using it to launch her career combining her passions of clinical practice and education. Dawn has worked clinically in nearly all settings athletic trainers can be of value to the health care system. Her experience spans hospital and physician practice settings, recreational athletics, adaptive sports, ROTC, and performing arts in addition to the “traditional settings” of secondary and collegiate athletics. Dawn also has over a decade of college and university experience in a variety of faculty roles. Her teaching experience includes professional AT education at the bachelor’s and master’s level, as well as undergraduate and graduate health science coursework and health professions education. Dawn earned her certificate in effective teaching practices from the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) in 2020. Dawn’s contemporary expertise includes primary care, orthopedics and rehabilitation, concussion diagnosis and rehabilitation, and behavioral health. She is also actively engaged in the areas of interprofessional education (IPE) and practice (IPP), patient centered care, and social determinants of health. Originally from the Midwest, Dawn enjoys all that New England has to offer. She likes hiking, skiing, and going to the beach with her husband Keith and sons Kaden and Easton.
Contact: dawn@nhmi.net
Michele Masse
Development & Communications Manager 
Education:  St. Johnsbury Academy, 2000, Lyndon State College, 2004
Experience: Michele is from Waterford, VT and moved to New Hampshire after college in 2004.  With all of Safe Sports Network's (SSN) services provided without cost to students, Michele's role is focused on raising the financial support from donors and community-minded businesses to sustain and expand SSN's community-based work.  Michele's first career was with a large nonprofit organization helping raise money for kids and adults with Muscular Dystrophy.  After her 14-year career with the nonprofit organization she took a few years off to be a stay-at-home mom.  In 2022 Michele went back to work as the finance administrator for Orchard Medical Management (OMM) and that is where she connected with Safe Sports Network's and after almost three years at OMM she decided that fundraising was where she was meant to be.  Michele has a very shiny personality and is very outgoing and brings lots of joy and laughter.  In her free time, Michele enjoys spending time with her three boys who all love the same activities as fishing, riding dirt bikes/ATV's, spending time in Vermont with family and friends, skiing, cooking, and gardening.                                        Contact: michele@nhmi.net

Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainers

Jesse Corriveau, MS, N.H.LAT, ATC, NASM-CES
Education: MS in Athletic Training, Plymouth State University, 2022; BS in Athletic Training, Colby Sawyer College, 2020
Experience: Jesse will be serving as the Safe Sports Network athletic trainer at Campbell High School. Jesse graduated from Colby Sawyer in 2020 and continued his education at Plymouth State University while working as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. In his free time, Jesse enjoys staying active through outdoor activities like hiking, gravel biking, and snowshoeing.
Contact: jesse@nhmi.net
 
Christopher Hardy, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: BS in Athletic Training, University of New Hampshire, 2021
Experience: Chris is currently the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainer for Manchester Central High School. Before joining Safe Sports, he served as the Head Athletic Trainer at Pembroke Academy. While at Pembroke, Chris had the opportunity to work with numerus local junior hockey programs, including the NH Avalanche, New England Wolves and NH Monarchs. In his free time, Chris enjoys going to the gym, watching sports and spending time with friends and family.
Contact: chris@nhmi.net
 
Chantal Filiau, N.H.LAT, ATC

Education: BS in Athletic Training, University of New Hampshire, 2016
Experience: Chantal is the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainer at Goffstown High School. Before joining Safe Sports, Chantal worked with Winnacunnet High School. When not at Goffstown HS, she is helping Safe Sports Network run smoothly the Development Manager for NHMI. In her free time, she enjoys figure skating and spending time with family and friends. Contact: chantal@nhmi.net
David Bailot, MS, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: MS in Athletic Training, Springfield College, Springfield MA
Experience: Dave is the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainer at Bedford High School. He has over 7 years of experience as an athletic trainer, working in college, clinic and secondary school settings. He has also held roles as a teaching fellow, assistant professor, clinical preceptor and academic advisor. In his free time, Dave enjoys spending time with his family and dog, mostly doing outdoor activities. 
Contact: dave@nhmi.net
 
Sara Horne, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: BS in Athletic Training, University of Maine, Orono, 2018
Experience: Sara is one of the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainers at Bishop Guertin High School. Sara served as the DEIA liaison for two years for the NH Athletic Trainers' Association. In her free time, you can find Sara on a beach catching up on some reading.
Contact: sara@nhmi.net
 
Jonathan Bettencourt, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: BS in Athletic Training, Bridgewater State University, 2015
Experience: Jon is the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainer at Manchester Memorial High School. Prior to coming to Safe Sports, Jon has honed his skills and expertise in athlete-specific injury rehabilitation through numerous clinical settings. In addition, he is the co-owner of Functional Fitness Solutions, LLC where he worked one-on-one with clients performing sessions of assisted stretching, personal training and yoga. In his free time, he likes to stay active, go to the gym, and enjoys any outside activity.

Contact: jon@nhmi.net
 
Cassie Lammers, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: MS, Adelphi University, 2020; Dual Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and Kinesiology 2018, SUNY Brockport
Experience: Cassie is one of the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainers at Bishop Guertin High School. In her free time, Cassie enjoys reading, painting, and hiking. Her dream is to one day work with and travel the world with Team USA. 
Contact: cassie@nhmi.net
 
Brook-Lynne Carbone, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: BS in Athletic Training, Colby-Sawyer College, 2021
Experience: Brook-Lynne is the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainer at Trinity High School. In her free time, she enjoys staying active, traveling, and going to the beach.
Contact: brook-lynne@nhmi.net
 
Katelyn Metzger, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: BS in Athletic Training, Endicott College, 2015
Experience: Katelyn is the Safe Sports Network Athletic Trainer at Bishop Brady High School. After completing the NHMI residency in 2016, Katelyn was the project manager for the Safe Sports Network Middle School Sports Safety Infrastructure project. She was instrumental in creating and maintaining this pilot project. When she is not at school, Katelyn is in the NHMI office helping Safe Sports Network run smoothly in her role as Outreach Program Manager. In her free time, Katelyn enjoys skiing, recreational running, and relaxing with friends and family.
Contact:katelyn@nhmi.net

2024-2025 Resident

NHMI's Athletic Training Residency recruits top candidates from around the country for this unique one-year opportunity. Included in their experience is providing professional sports medicine care at our schools and drop-in clinic in service to the community.

Haley Liptrap, MSAT, N.H.LAT, ATC
Education: BS in Athletic Training, University of Tampa, 2022; MS in Advanced Athletic Training, University of South Carolina, 2024
Experience: Haley is from Salem, NH and graduated Magna Cum Laude from her undergraduate and graduate programs. Haley gained immense experience in the field with her work with the DI Dance Program, Marching Band and Football Team at University of South Carolina. These experiences have allowed for exposure to numerous healthcare professionals and expanded her inter-professional collaboration. Haley is excited to utilize her newly honed knowledge and clinical skills in performing the highest quality patient-centered care to her athletes. She is excited to be back in New Hampshire and spend time with her family and friends. In her spare time, Haley enjoys baking, going to the beach, and listening to music.
Contact: athletictrainer@nhmi.net