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This month’s focus: Lower Extremity Injury Prevention! 🦵 Evidence-based PTPs can reduce injury risk by up to 70%! 💪 Learn how to design effective warm-ups with strength, agility, balance & more.
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🌟 November Issue Alert: Mentorship Matters! 🌟
Mentorship plays a key role in the growth of Athletic Trainers (ATs) at every stage. This month, we explore how formal & informal mentoring supports Early Professional (EP) ATs & promotes lifelong learning.
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🌟 Join the NATA Foundation! 🌟
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🚀 Career Enhancing Series is here! 🚀
Check out the NATA Foundation’s Research to Clinical Practice newsletter featuring topics:
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⚖️ Work-Life Balance
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September’s Research to Clinical Practice: Negotiating
Athletic Trainers often report lower salaries than peers. This month’s issue focuses on negotiation skills to help you advocate for your worth during the hiring process.
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The “Research to Clinical Practice” series captures and organizes educational resources specific to topics in athletic training.
Check out the August issue on Social Determinants of Health https://t.co/lV6zUnUQa0
The “Research to Clinical Practice” series captures and organizes educational resources specific to topics in athletic training.
Read the June issue on LGBTQ+ Athletic Trainer & Athlete Mental Health:
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Congrats to our amazing undergraduate research assistants who presented their work at the Spring Poster Symposium! We're so thankful you are part of our team! @OSU_Health
The “Research to Clinical Practice” series captures and organizes educational resources specific to topics in athletic training.
Check out the May issue on Management of Lower Body Tendinopathy in Athletes https://t.co/nrKxEZFdbV
The “Research to Clinical Practice” series captures and organizes educational resources specific to topics in athletic training.
Check out the April issue on Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport at https://t.co/4PcDlwXebk
Mindfulness has been reported to support overall wellbeing, enhance athletic performance, and to promote injury prevention & post-injury recovery.
📰Learn more about Mindfulness in Rehab in the March issue of Research to Clinical Practice.
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The “Research to Clinical Practice” series captures and organizes educational resources specific to topics in athletic training.
Check out the Jan issue on Sleep and Athletic Performance at https://t.co/ebOxHQtQFQ
Are you being asked to write a letter or recommendation but not sure where to begin? The Educational Resources Committee created a guide with direct links to resources providing tips for writing an effective recommendation.
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We are searching for a limited term instructor that would serve as the clinical education coordinator within the MSAT program. See the position announcement below and don’t hesitate to reach out with questions. Please feel free to share with anyone you think might be interested!
I’m recruiting a PhD student to join our Sports Injury Prevention Research Group!
Preference is for an athletic trainer (ATC) or applicant with a clinical background.
Contact: [email protected]