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Dorenbos to Deliver NATA Convention Keynote Address
This year's keynot address at the NATA Convention is likely to be one of the most unique, entertaining presentations ever provided to convention attendees.Jon Dorenbos, a former NFL long snapper, a motivational speaker and a... more »
Suited for New Settings
Athletic trainers (ATs) have been shown to be a valuable addition to urgent care centers, especially as these locations become utilized more and more for sports medicine-related injuries. For those individuals who have successfully challenged... more »
Speaking from Experience
The Orthopedic Physician Extender (OPE©) Program from the American Society of Orthopedic Professionals (ASOP) can support an Athletic Training Program’s compliance with Standard 78. In this roundtable, three AT Clinical Faculty who have aligned with the OPE© program discuss its benefits.
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Orthopedic Physician Extender and the Orthopedic Technologist
A distinction for the Athletic Trainer interested in the Orthopedic Physician Practice Setting.
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Approved!
Training & Conditioning’s Continuing Education Program (CEP) can now provide BOC Approved Category A CEUs for its webinar series. Watching each webinar and passing the corresponding quiz will net the viewer 1.0 Category A CEUs.The... more »
Simple Cold-Water Immersion
Cold-water immersion is recommended by organizations such as the NATA and the Mayo Clinic for rapid cooling of athletes, but most institutions rely on a logistically difficult system of large immersion tubs requiring up to... more »
The Ultimate Heat Illness Prevention Guide – Rebecca Moore
In 2015, the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) published a Position Statement on Exertional Heat Illnesses to present best-practice recommendations for the prevention, recognition and treatment of exertional heat illnesses and to describe the relevant... more »
Exclusive Discounts on Cold Compression Therapy!
Athletic Trainers know the value of cold and dynamic compression therapy to reduce pain and swelling, helping athletes get back in the game faster and stronger. That's why more and more Athletic departments are choosing... more »
