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Duke Sportsmedicine and Physical Therapy presents:
Rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete: Shoulder Complex
Proper return to sport requires a sound understanding of the functional rehabilitation progression for shoulder pathologies. This course will review key concepts in the rehabilitation of the injured athlete as well as instruction in specific functional rehabilitation techniques that can be utilized for the restoration of muscular flexibility, strength, endurance, and power. In addition, specific return to sport progressions will be discussed. The breakout sessions will focus on sport specific rehabilitation theories, concepts, and techniques as well as dynamic sports specific interventions and biomechanics.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify and understand key concepts for functional rehabilitation.
- Apply a framework for progression with minimal risk of re-injury during the rehabilitation process.
- Effectively utilize and incorporate dynamic intervention strategies/techniques to return athletes to their prior level of functional performance.
- Utilize return to sport progressions to return athletes to competition safely and effectively
Click the hyperlinks to the right for the appropriate documentation.
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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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Wake County holds 6th annual Student Sportsmedicine Olympics
On Saturday, April 18, 2009, several Wake County high school sportsmedicine student assistants gathered for a time of learning and showing off their skills. Participating schools were Athens Drive, Apex, Cary, Enloe, Leesville, and Millbrook. The workshop included lectures/labs on casting, foam roller implementation, and athletic training on the collegiate level. The students also had a friendly competition involving written tests and a skills relay. This year's winner was Millbrook High School. The students had a lot of fun getting to know people from other high schools as well as being involved in the hands on lab sessions.
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| 2009 Sportsmedicine Student Assistant Olympic participants |
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Relay video |
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| Guest speakers address the audience |
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| Thumb taping Lab |
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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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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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Enjoy Track & Field? Want to assist the greatest D2 track and field athletes in the country?
Meet new people, make friends, network, and make great memories by volunteering for the 2010 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships!
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May 25-May 29, 2010 (Practice Sessions May 25 & 26) |
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Events throughout the day (see volunteer form) |
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Irwin-Belk Complex on the campus of Johnson C. Smith Univ. |
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100 Beatties Ford Road; Charlotte, NC 28216 |
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Official apparel, hospitality, housing, and meals |
Johnson C. Smith University invites you to be a part of 2010 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships May 25th through 29th in sunny Charlotte, NC. Practice sessions will be held May 25 and 26, 2010 on campus. Please complete and return the medical volunteer form (found below) either via fax (704-378-1170) or by email (tbotic@jcsu.edu) by April 30, 2010 to reserve your place at this exciting event.
Johnson C. Smith University Sports Medicine thanks you, in advance, for your participation to help make this the best NCAA Division II track and field championship ever. If you need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 704-378-3506 or 704-378-1222.
To get all of your questions answered please contact:
Timothy Botic, MS, LAT, ATC, CSCS Head Athletic Trainer Johnson C. Smith University 100 Beatties Ford Road Charlotte, NC 28216 (704) 378-3506 (704) 378-1170 Fax tbotic@jcsu.edu
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