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Here is Your February 2018 PR Tip
The NATA Public Relations Committee has developed targeted PR packages to assist ATs with promoting the profession and connecting with external stakeholders during National Athletic Training Month (NATM).
Statement on Handling Sexual Abuse
A recent high profile sexual abuse and misconduct case in athletics and a subsequent bill that details new reporting requirements, passed in both the U.S. House and Senate, have prompted many organizations to take action to help protect others from these types of horrific and unconscionable actions.
NCAA Addresses Exertional Rhabdomyolysis
Exertional rhabdomyolysis, an excessive breakdown of muscle fiber during physical activity, is a dangerous health and safety issue – and one that is preventable. To shine a light on exertional rhabdomyolysis, NCAA Chief Medical Officer Brian Hainline, MD, has issued guidelines that athletic trainers can use to prevent this life-threatening occurrence from taking place.
January 2018 PR Tip
Build relationships with other local health care professionals.
New Hire Checklist Available
The January NATA News featured an article by the Transition to Practice Workgroup, detailing its findings in relation to helping athletic trainers successfully transition into the field of their employment. The article discussed various aspects of transitioning to practice and recommendations for the individual, employer and professional education program.
Developing an Athletic Medical Review Board
By Timothy Neal, MS, ATC, CCISM
Volunteers Help NATA Succeed
Each year, hundreds of NATA members and nonmembers give their time and effort to the association. Without their dedication, NATA could not be successful in everything we do. In 2017, more than 728 members and 36 nonmembers volunteered with NATA. Whether serving on a committee or helping with the NATA convention, NATA thanks all of it’s volunteers for sharing their talents.