Britney Webb came to Texas State University in 2006.  She is currently a Senior Lecture in the Athletic Training Educational Program and Clinical Site Coordinator.  Her duties include teaching athletic training classes as well as overseeing the off-campus clinical site where the athletic training students participate in clinical rotations. 

Webb, a magna cum laude graduate from Tarleton State University (TSU) also received her Master of Education from TSU and is a licensed and certified athletic trainer.

Britney comes from Abilene Christian University were she spent two years as assistant Athletic Trainer and two years as the Head Women’s Athletic Trainer.  Her duties included athletic trainer for volleyball, basketball, tennis, softball, cheerleaders, and recruitment of athletic training students.  Other experiences consist of Co-Head Athletic Trainer at Granbury High School in Granbury Texas for four years and contract Athletic Trainer for Baird High School, Baird Texas.  Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at Tarleton State University for two years (1995-97) as well as Texas High School Girls All- Star Athletic Trainer (2000).  She has also worked as an Athletic Trainer for Mesquite Professional Rodeo(2001-02) and the West Texas Fair and Rodeo(2005).

Britney is active in the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association (SWATA) National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Texas State Athletic Trainers Association (TSATA) and Tarleton State Athletic Trainers Association (TATA).  She is currently the chair of the Life Balancing committee for SWATA.  She has previously served as SWATA chair for Women in Athletic Training committee (WATC) and member of the NATA WATC.  Britney is also an instructor for TSATA Sports Medicine I and II courses. 

In 2007, she received the James Dodson New Horizon Athletic Training Award.  Her husband, Bryan is the head baseball and assistant football coach at San Marcos High School.  They have three children Gunner, Kannon and Kutter-Gage.