Hannah Oyedeji joined the UCSF PlaySafe program in the summer of 2022. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Boston University in 2019. After graduation, Hannah worked with Precision Athletic Training, providing athletic training services to collegiate, high school, and middle school athletes in the greater Boston area. Before relocating to California in 2020, she worked as a licensed Athletic Trainer in the Phoenix area while enjoying climbing in Sedona, AZ. At UCSF, Hannah has been the head athletic trainer for Urban High School, where she has been instrumental in advancing injury prevention, functional movement training, and concussion education within the athletic community.

Hannah believes that athletic trainers are crucial in high school settings, as they provide student-athletes with access to appropriate healthcare and specialists, ensuring early screening and minimizing delays in care. She aims to contribute to the profession's efforts in reducing the burden on the healthcare system.

Coming from a family of sports enthusiasts, Hannah enjoys watching basketball and volleyball in her spare time.