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What is an ATC?
- Diverse and unique health care professionals. ATCs follow a medical-based education model.
- Graduate from an accredited Masters educational program and pass a comprehensive certification exam.
- Are licensed and otherwise regulated in 49 states and the District of Columbia.
- Must keep their knowledge and skills current by participating in continuing education.
- Work in elementary schools, middle schools and high schools; colleges and universities; professional and amateur sports organizations; hospitals and clinics;
Continuing Education for ATCs - Per the Board of Certification
Continuing education requirements are intended to promote continued competence, current knowledge and skills development, and professional skills and judgment enhancement. Therefore, these activities must focus on increasing knowledge, skills, and abilities related to athletic training.
As information continually changes, professionals must learn the latest about athletic training. Continuing education requirements ensure ATs resume to learn to provide the most up-to-date care.
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Education
PlaySafe provides sports medicine, rehab, health, and wellness as well as training clinics to share knowledge.
Safety
PlaySafe promotes and monitors safe athletic participation, rehab, and return to play.
