Dan is currently in his sixth season with the Providence Bruins after spending seven seasons at The College of the Holy Cross (2014-2021) working with the men’s ice hockey and men's rowing programs. Prior to his time at Holy Cross, Hickey’s professional experience included serving as an assistant athletic trainer for the football team at Boston College (2012-2014) in addition to being the head athletic trainer for the softball team. Hickey earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Clinical Exercise and Sports Science from Fitchburg State University in 2010, with a concentration in Clinical Exercise Physiology. He then went on to receive a Master’s Degree in Athletic Training from Plymouth (N.H.) State University in 2012. Hickey interned with several American Hockey League teams, including the Worcester Sharks (2010), the Lowell Devils (2006-2009) and the Lowell Lock Monsters (2005-2006). Hickey currently resides in Leominster, MA with his wife Kaitlyn and daughters Teagan and Finnley.

Dylan enters his second season with the Providence Bruins after spending the last eight years at Harvard University working with the women’s ice hockey, women’s tennis and rowing programs. Prior to that, Lothian was an athletic training fellow at Harvard during the 2016-17 academic year. During the 2017-18 academic year, he took a position as an assistant athletic trainer at Bridgewater State University, where he worked primarily with the football team. Lothian completed his Master of Sciences in Athletic Training at Western Michigan University.  While there, he served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Hopkins High School in Hopkins, Mich., for two years before joining the Harvard sports medicine staff. A native of Franklin, Vermont, Lothian graduated from the University of Vermont with his Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training in 2014. He now resides in Massachusetts with his wife Erin and his son, Graham.

Entering his 16th season with Providence, David Pezzullo is the P-Bruins Physical Therapist. Prior to working with the Providence Bruins, Pezzullo served as the Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist for the University of Rhode Island Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey team. Pezzullo received his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Connecticut and a Master’s of Science in Sports and Orthopedic Physical Therapy from the University of Pittsburgh. He currently resides in Narragansett, Rhode Island with his wife Shelby and their two children, Alyssa and Thomas.

Kenny is a licensed Sports Massage Therapist with a Bachelor's in Exercise Science from Rhode Island College and over five years of experience running a private practice focused on athletic performance and recovery. Now entering their fourth season with the Providence Bruins, Kenny has worked with athletes at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels, blending clinical expertise with a deep understanding of movement and biomechanics.

In his 13th season with Providence, Anthony Pelleccione is in his seventh year as the Head Equipment Manager for the P-Bruins. Prior to his promotion, Pelleccione was an Assistant Equipment Manager for the P-Bruins for nearly two years and broke in with the organization as a member of game night equipment staff. Pelleccione obtained a Bachelor of Science from New England Institute of Technology in Criminal Justice in 2016 and currently resides in North Kingstown, Rhode Island.

In his tenth season with Providence, Matt Emerson is in his third year as Assistant Equipment Manager for the P-Bruins. He previously supported the team as a member of the game night equipment staff. A native of Newport, Rhode Island, Emerson spends his off-seasons bartending in downtown Newport at The Landing.

Wyatt Lawrence enters his second season as the Performance Coach for the Providence Bruins. He previously served as Director of Performance at Athletic Performance Training in Falmouth, Massachusetts for three years. He also gained professional experience as a Strength and Conditioning Intern with the Dallas Stars in 2023, Stonehill College in 2022, and Full Plate Strength and Conditioning from 2021-2022. The Sexsmith, Alberta, native played three seasons of collegiate hockey at Westfield State University, where he earned his degree in Exercise Science and was named Male Scholar Athlete of the Year his senior season. Lawrence holds the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification through the NSCA.

Jordan Conn enters the 2026-27 season in his fifth with the Bruins, serving as the Communications Specialist and the primary media contact for Providence. Prior to being hired by the Bruins, Conn graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2022 with a degree in Sport Studies, where he worked for the women’s hockey team as their social media coordinator and play-by-play voice. He also was an athletic communications intern and equipment room assistant. The Woodbridge, Conn. native also served as a place kicker on the Wildcats football team. He graduated from Amity Regional High School in 2018, where he played hockey and football.