About

Grace Marth is a board-certified athletic trainer with experience covering many different kinds of athlete, from youngsters to community members to collegiate football, basketball and lacrosse teams. She’s also been a supervisor and mentor to aspiring young athletic trainers.

Ms. Marth was born and raised in Alaska and graduated from East High. An athlete herself, she grew up playing soccer, competed in high school flag football, and continued in soccer for a few years in college. After graduating, she accepted a position in Tulsa Oklahoma and among other duties, worked as an athletic trainer for the largest high school in the state, covering roughly 1,500 athletes.

A few years there, she and her husband were both were “itching for the mountains” and everything Alaska has to offer. Today she’s a part of the OPA team. In addition to preventing, diagnosing and treating injuries on the field, she works with physicians and families to help injured athletes get back in the game safely.

In her spare time she loves to bake, hike, bike, fish, ski, and do “really anything outside” and spending time with her family and dogs.