Public

Member Benefits - Networking & Social Media

Networking:

Networking at a national, district and state level (your professional development package automatically makes you a member at all 3 levels) and the Online Membership Directory, the up-to-date on-line resource for finding your colleagues across the country and around the world.

Member Benefits - Athletic Training Publications

Athletic Training Education Journal

This open access journal serves as an interface for scholars, educators and clinicians and is free for users to read, download and print.

Journal of Athletic Training

NATA’s award-winning scientific publication keeps you up-to-speed with professional research. 

Member Monthly

Member Benefits - Professional & Career Development

The purpose of continuing education is to insure that individuals stay current in the field of athletic training.  A Certified Athletic Trainer must continue to:

  • Obtain current professional development information
  • Explore new knowledge in specific content areas
  • Master new athletic training-related skills and techniques
  • Expand approaches to effective athletic training
  • Further develop professional judgment

NATA Lifesaver Recognition Program

Each year NATA members are involved in saving the lives of athletes, officials, spectators, coworkers and the general public. The NATA recognizes and applauds these heroic efforts through its Lifesaver Recognition Program.

About the Program

The NATA Lifesaver Recognition program is open to any NATA member who is directly involved with a lifesaving event*. A lifesaving event is defined as a situation in which the victim(s) would have or most likely would have died had the athletic trainer not intervened by providing skilled medical care and assistance.

John A. Mayes Scholarship

  1. Have been accepted into an entry- level Master’s level athletic training degree program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE) or into a Doctoral level athletic training and/or athletic training degree program

H.R. 6172: Protecting Student Athletes from Concussions Act

HR 6176

ATEC Call for Abstracts (Poster Presentations) - Instructions

Link to submit Abstract at bottom of page. 

Please read all instructions thoroughly before submitting your Abstract.

Submitting Abstracts: Individuals are encouraged to present posters in any area of athletic training including, but not limited to, the theme of the conference. In order to capture a broad array of scholarship please use the following definitions and abstract guidelines to present your work:

Combined ACL rupture, MCL grade II sprain

Our team OrthoSpec recommends early operative repair of both. I have done some research and am having trouble finding anything conclusive on the best way to manage prehab and initial post-op care. My goal is to find a balance between allowing the MCL to heal without too much stress, while still working to prevent decreased ROM and strength loss. The most important piece of initial ACL rehab focuses on early motion and quad control/strength, while on the other hand the MCL is under the most stress in full extension and full flexion.

Webinar: Nutrition Recommendations for Pre, During and Post-Exercise

RECORDED WEBINAR

(View the Course) | (Browse All Courses)

Syndicate content