November 18, 2020 by Claire Williams

Jewish AT's Personal Experiences Inform Care

Being a culturally competent health care provider is not limited to understanding variances in gender identity, race or ethnicity – ATs must also be aware of their patient’s religious values. This type of education and awareness can come from personal experience and/or a proactive effort to increase personal awareness of religious traditions that may vary from the one’s own. 
November 12, 2020 by Elizabeth Quinn

NATA is Ohana, Family

Home to athletic trainers throughout their careers, NATA provides its members access to professional growth, support, connection and advocacy. Through this semiweekly blog series, members will share what made them join NATA, the value of membership and how, together, we are NATA. Don’t forget, the deadline to renew your 2021 NATA membership is Dec.
November 10, 2020 by Claire Williams

NATA Benefits Don’t Stop for Student Members

Home to athletic trainers throughout their careers, NATA provides its members access to professional growth, support, connection and advocacy. Through this semiweekly blog series, members will share what made them join NATA, the value of membership and how, together, we are NATA. Don’t forget, the deadline to renew your 2021 NATA membership is Dec. 31.
November 9, 2020 by Beth Sitzler

Get Ready for Member Appreciation Week

Get ready for a special week as NATA celebrates its first-ever Member Appreciation Week Nov. 16-20!

This week was created as a way for NATA to say “thank you” to members for their commitment to the athletic training profession and the instrumental role they play in the success of the association.
September 10, 2020 by Elizabeth Quinn

Taking Action in a Suicide Crisis

By Lovie Tabron MS, LAT, ATC, CISM, ATs Care Commission Chair

Athletic trainers impact health care through action before, during and after an injury. What about when the action needed is a silent yet present response? ATs must take action to prevent suicide.