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| National Athletic Trainers' Organization | ||
| This site connects to several links that provide valuable information to athletic trainers, athletic training students, and those interested in pursuing a career in athletic training. These links connect you directly to sites such as membership, certification, job placement listings, meeting schedules, test requirements, sites and dates, NATA staff, and the Board of Certification's home page. There is also a link that leads to a brief description of the role of the athletic trainer, the educational and certification requirements, a typical day for a certified athletic trainer, and some statistics regarding female athletic trainers. A section displaying a chart containing the domains of Athletic Training and the knowledge and skills particular to each domain can also be found at the NATA web site. ( http://www.nata.org/ ) | ||
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| American College of Sports Medicine | ||
| The American College of Sports Medicine promotes research, education and practical applications of sports medicine to maintain and enhance physical performance, fitness, health, and quality of life. To learn more about the ACSM this web site provides links to hot topics in sports medicine, ACSM research grants, ACSM's meeting schedule, publications, and membership services. The ACSM is the largest and most respected sports medicine organization in the world. ( http://www.acsm.org/ ) | ||
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| NATA Board of Certification | ||
| This site provides up-to-date information on requirements for certification as well as a listing of certification test dates and sites. ( http://www.bocatc.org/ ) | ||
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| NATA Education Council | ||
| This site contains information pertaining to the academic preparation of the athletic trainer. ( http://www.nata.org/ECE ) | ||
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