NATA Now

The July issue of NATA News focuses on the different aspects of athletic training entrepreneurship, which can include how to manage time. An entrepreneur’s schedule can be unpredictable, as can an athletic trainer’s, but seeing how one AT...

The Athletic Training Education Journal (ATEJ) is seeking applications from qualified individuals to serve on the Editorial Board and begin service in fall 2021. The term of appointment is three years and may be renewed with agreement from the...

By Sara Richardson, MS, LAT, ATC Chair, NATA COPA Private & Emerging Practice Committee As evidenced in the July NATA News on entrepreneurship, there are several questions and opinions to starting your own business, especially as a health care...

The Athletic Training Education Journal invites submissions for a special issue focusing on diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice. It is critical that athletic training education programs prepare graduates to work respectfully and...

By Brandy Ramaj Jewett, DAT, LAT, ATC It has been estimated that 63 percent of individuals participating in sports will suffer a spondylolysis and 6 to 8 percent of individuals suffering low back pain (LBP) are diagnosed with a spondylolithesis. 1...

In June, NATA welcomed two new board members: Scott Galloway, MBA, LAT, ATC, representing District Six, and Donna Wesley, MS, LAT, ATC, representing District Nine. In the July NATA News , Galloway and Wesley discuss their goals as new board members...

In honor of Pride Month, throughout June the NATA Now blog will highlight NATA’s LGBTQIA+ resources to assist members in their pursuit of providing compassionate, culturally competent patient care to all. In April, NATA released a member statement...

The NATA Research & Education Foundation Free Communications Program provides a forum for researchers and clinicians to disseminate research and clinical case studies, and is often the first time they’re able to present their research. During...