What: The 16th Annual Triangle Sports Medicine Symposium
When: Saturday, December 10th, 2011 from 8:00am-4:00pm
How much: $40 Registration (no refunds)
You Get: 6.0 CEUs
Where: The American Institute of Healthcare & Fitness
8300 Health Park- Suite 10
Raleigh, NC 27615
Whom to Contact:
Lindsay Bray, MPRTM, LAT, ATC
The American Institute of Healthcare & Fitness
8300 Health Park - Raleigh, NC 27615
(P) 919.238.2000 x127 (F) 919.232.0059
or lbray@cfpsm.com
This event includes lectures, break out sessions, and a "hands on" approach to the new and exciting topics involved in sports medicine!
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What: UNC Sports Medicine Seminar
When: Saturday, February 25th, 2012 from 10-4 (Registration at 9)
Where: UNC Chapel Hill - Fetzer Hall
Cost: $30 for ATC's (Reduced rate if you bring students - see website for details). $16 for AT Students. (Lunch will be provided)
Deadline for Registration: February 12th
Details:
This will be a dual seminar (students and professionals) presented by Carolina Athletic Training Students Association and the UNC Sports Medicine Staff. Same as last year, the entire seminar will have a split program for the high school students and the professionals/college students attending the seminar. The Certified Athletic Trainers, First Responders, and collegiate athletic training students will attend lectures with faculty/staff from UNC and other colleagues in the area. High school athletic training students will attend presentations by UNC's undergraduate athletic training students and CATSA members. Please visit our website, http://studentorgs.unc.edu/catsa, which will be updated with information about the Seminar and registration.
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What: 23rd Annual Cabarrus County Sports Medicine Symposium
When: January 21, 2012
Where: Carolinas Medical Center – NorthEast
Concord, NC 28025
Contact Information :
Scott Barringer, M.Ed., LAT, ATC
704-403-1205 office
704-619-1206 cell
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Wake County held its 8th Annual Athletic Training Olympics on Saturday, March 19, 2011 at Millbrook High School. There were about 43 students representing five area high schools and five ATs on hand for this year’s competition. Representatives from UNC-CH attended to discuss Athletic Training education and responsibilities at the college level. The students practiced Kinesio Taping and casting, which was taught by Carolina Family Practice and Sports Medicine. All the students who participated had a great time meeting others who have similar interests. We would like to congratulate Panther Creek High School for winning the 2011 Athletic Training Olympics.
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The NATA has posted two awards of interest to Secondary School ATs on the NATA webpage:
The NATA Secondary School Gatorade Service Award recognizes a certified athletic trainer at the secondary school level who has provided outstanding service to their school. Eligible recipients must have served at least 5 years but not exceeding 15 years. The application deadline is December 15th. Complete criteria and application materials can be found here:
http://www.nata.org/ns/NATASSATCGatoradeServiceAward/index.htm
The Jack Cramer Scholarship awards a $2000 scholarship to a senior HS student who plans on pursuing a career as a certified athletic trainer. Deadline is March 1st, 2010. Details and application materials can be found here: http://www.nata.org/cramerscholarship/index.htm
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| 2009 NCCA East/West All Star Games Sports Medicine Staff |
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| L-R: Steve Ashby, Cara Ashby, Mark White, Tim Samsel, Jeff Guffey, Lexie Smith, Hunter Smothers & Ray Davis
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COLLEGE ATHLETIC TRAINING EDUCATORS: REWARDS GALORE FOR YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS!
Want $100 for your college’s athletic training student club? Want free convention registrations?
NATA is going all-out to encourage student members to join. If you’re an athletic training educator working in a college/university, you can participate in our exciting new campaign.
We’re making it easy for you, too – go HERE to read all about it. http://www.nata.org/members1/documents/educator_contest.cfm
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STUDENT NATA MEMBERS: NEW, FREE ONLINE RESOURCE JUST FOR YOU!
CHATS is NATA’s new online forum for students. It’s Communications Helping Athletic Training Students, and it lets student members post messages, profiles and photos. They can share their thoughts and ideas on any issue related to athletic training, or talk about anything else with their fellow students.
It’s free, it’s fun, it’s useful and it’s running now. STUDENTS: If you haven’t already signed on to CHATS, CLICK HERE http://www.nata.org/members1/chats/
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Click HERE to email an inquiry about any athletic training job opportunity (seeking employment/posting employment). You will receive an auto-reply message referring you to various websites where such athletic training employment inquiries may be answered. Thank you.
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