Sentences with phrase «of licensed athletic trainers»

«The ATSNJ hopes that these courses will become a staple of education within the interscholastic and recreational sports community,» stated Eric Nussbaum ABOUT THE ATHLETIC TRAINERS» SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY ATSNJ, Inc. consists of licensed athletic trainers, physicians and other allied health care professionals whose goal is to promote quality healthcare for athletes in any setting.

An applicant who is a graduate of an approved athletic training education program and who has applied to take the examination may be granted a temporary license to practice athletic training under the onsite direct supervision of a licensed athletic trainer.

Direction — Supervision over the actions of a licensed athletic trainer by means of referral by prescription to treat conditions for a physically active person from a licensed physician, dentist or podiatrist or written protocol approved by a supervising physician, except that the physical presence of the supervising physician, dentist or podiatrist is not required if the supervising physician, dentist or podiatrist is readily available for consultation by direct communication, radio, telephone, facsimile, telecommunications or by other electronic means.

Moyer commented on the officials, «We intend to use the support of Representative Briggs, Senator Tomlinson and also Senator Browne to get the word out about the positive role of the licensed Athletic Trainer in the Commonwealth.

«This collaboration solidified the role of the Licensed Athletic Trainer as an approved health care provider in Pennsylvania as well as being an integral part of any concussion management program at any level,» added Moyer.

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The primary responsibility of the Office is to review applicants for licensure for the practice of athletic training, as well as to compile and maintain current information on licensed Athletic Trainers in the State oathletic training, as well as to compile and maintain current information on licensed Athletic Trainers in the State oAthletic Trainers in the State of Maine.

A youth athlete, who has been removed from play, may not return to play until the athlete is evaluated by a licensed physician who may consult with an athletic trainer, all of whom shall be trained in the evaluation and management of concussions.

The program must address the signs and symptoms of a concussion and require that an official must remove a student from competition and an athletic trainer must remove a student from practice, training or competition if (1) a student reports any sign or symptom of a concussion, (2) an official, coach or athletic trainer determines that the student exhibits any sign or symptom of a concussion, or (3) an official, coach or athletic trainer is notified that the student has reported or exhibited any sign or symptom of a concussion by a licensed, registered or certified health care provider.

The policy requires removal from play for any student, as determined by a game official, coach from the student's team, certified athletic trainer, licensed physician, licensed physical therapist or other official designated by the student's school entity, exhibits signs or symptoms of a concussion or traumatic brain injury while participating in an athletic activity.

One additional letter of recommendation from a licensed athletic trainer, faculty member, or clinical instructor on business letterhead.

The law requires that when an athlete has suffered an apparent brain injury — whether in a game or practice — he or she can not return to play without the approval of a licensed medical professional, which includes certified athletic trainers.

A letter of recommendation from a licensed athletic trainer, on business letterhead.

This course, which is approved for athletic trainer continuing education by the Board of Certification, Inc., also satisfies educational requirements established by New Jersey's new concussion law, which requires all athletic trainers licensed in the state to complete a course in concussion management.

(4) Documentation of practice as an athletic trainer, if licensed or certified in another jurisdiction, and verification as to whether there has been disciplinary action taken in that jurisdiction.

(b) Athletic trainers licensed by the Board or certified or licensed by the proper licensing authority of another state, province, territory or the District of Columbia who are working in a team setting, treating injuries which arise in the course of practices or team sports events, may treat the participant at the events under the conditions of the referral, or the standing written prescription or written protocol.

The mission of the ATAF is to offer a diverse range of services to its members, while protecting the public's interest by seeing that certified, licensed athletic trainer's are available to provide proper medical care to our state's athletes and the physically active.

(b) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, a person may not perform the duties of an athletic trainer unless that person is licensed by the Board.

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(c) Athletic trainers licensed by the State Board of Osteopathic Medicine are deemed licensed by the Board.

(a) Athletic trainers licensed by the Board or certified or licensed by the proper licensing authority of another state, province, territory or the District of Columbia shall comply with the following:

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The Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers» Society, Inc. is a progressive organization of health care professionals who work under the direction of a licensed physician.

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The mission of the Wisconsin Athletic Trainers» Association is to improve the quality of health care for the physically active in the state of Wisconsin by the promotion and advancement of the athletic training profession and the licensed / certified athletic Athletic Trainers» Association is to improve the quality of health care for the physically active in the state of Wisconsin by the promotion and advancement of the athletic training profession and the licensed / certified athletic athletic training profession and the licensed / certified athletic athletic trainer.

Your sponsorship dollars go to establish and maintain scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate athletic training students, Insure research grants for future scientific developments in athletic training, Supports educational meetings for the continuing education of currently certified & licensed athletic trainers in Indiana.

Our mission is to improve the quality of health care for the physically active in the state of Wisconsin by the promotion and advancement of the athletic training profession and the licensed / certified athletic trainer.

There is an urgent and compelling need to license athletic trainers in California to protect the public, protect employers of athletic trainers and protect athletic trainers.

The WATA Continuing Education Committee is responsible for the initiation and promotion of quality continuing education opportunities for licensed athletic trainers in the state of Wisconsin.

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The Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers» Society, Inc. is a progressive organization of licensed health care professionals who work under the direction of a licensed physician.

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With Act 123 and 124 taking effect on February 20, 2012, Athletic Trainers are now licensed health care providers within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

A wide variety of continuing education classes were offered for licensed athletic trainers which allows them to maintain their license to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Moyer stated «Our educational process allows the Licensed Athletic Trainer to recognize the potential use and abuse of PEDs by all athletes of both genders in our secondary schools and universities in the Commonwealth».

The percentage of Pennsylvania Secondary Schools who have access to professional quality health care provided by a Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT) at the school has risen from 81 % during the 2010 - 2011 academic year to 86 % during the current 2011 - 2012 academic year.

Licensed Athletic Trainers (LATs) working in the Commonwealth protect and enhance the health and welfare of our clients through prevention, recognition, management, and rehabilitation of injuries.

PATS President Elect, John Moyer, discussed how all Licensed Athletic Trainers in the Commonwealth have received in - depth education about injury management for the physically active, as well as, conditioning, nutritional and mental health aspects of sport.

Compared to other states, Pennsylvania boasts one of the highest numbers of athletic trainers having over 3,000 licensed athletic trainers and twenty Accredited Athletic Training Education Pathletic trainers having over 3,000 licensed athletic trainers and twenty Accredited Athletic Training Education Pathletic trainers and twenty Accredited Athletic Training Education PAthletic Training Education Programs.

He is the author of 4 books, a Licensed Physical Therapist, Certified Athletic Trainer and highly sought - after speaker.

Licensing laws now guard entry into hundreds of occupations, including jobs that offer upward mobility to those of modest means, such as cosmetologist, auctioneer, athletic trainer and landscape contractor.

The mission of the South Dakota Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners is to protect the health and welfare of the state's citizens by assuring that only qualified allopathic and osteopathic physicians, advanced life support personnel, athletic trainers, dietitians, genetic counselors, licensed nutritionists, medical assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, physician assistants, physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and respiratory care practitioners are licensed to practice in South Dakota.

The Board of Athletic Trainers was created in 2006 to succeed the Board of Medical Examiners in the licensing of Athletic Trainers.