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Nominations Needed!

Please submit nominations for the position of Secretary of the NEVATA, for 2 Nevada State Board of AThletic Training member at large positions to Mack Rubley by May 31, 2009.

mack.rubley@unlv.edu

NATA News

Public Safety Athletic Trainer toolkit information on the NATA website to assist in the development of a program -- look for this late May/early June.

Public Safety website

Public Safety Athletic Trainer Workshop

June 17, 2009 in San Antonio

1 pm to 5 pm

4 CEUs

Questions: contact Nancy Burke at:

ncbatc@verizon.net

or 703.629.2038

FWATA News

Far West Athletic Trainers' Association

arrowFar West Meeting

Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
April 17-19, 2009 in San Diego, California at the Town & Country Hotel & Convention Center.

 

College Athletic Trainers Association Meeting

2009 Spring Symposium for Athletic Trainers and Team Physicians

Dates:  May 14 – 16, 2009
Location:  The Orleans Hotel and Casino
Attendees:  Athletic Trainers, Team Physicians and Healthcare Providers who work with athletes in the collegiate setting.


March is National Athletic Training Month

Annual Meeting Info HERE

NATA requests your participation

The NORA Project:

National Outcomes Research Analysis

NORA Application

NPI Provider Number Drive

To Apply

For further instructions on the procedure, go to the NATA web site specific for NPI

When filling out your application use:
Provider Code 22 (Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative Service Providers)
and Taxonomy Code 2255A2300X (Athletic Trainer)

To view the CMS Background and Application Process Information for Healthcare Providers Viewlet.

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There is a link to help on the NPPES website, a toll free number 1-800-465-3203 or
Contact Patty Ellis, NATA Manager of Markets & Revenue 214-637-6282 ext. 133

   
Nevada ATA - Athletic Trainers Association
"Working together to advance, promote and improve the Athletic Training profession in the State of Nevada and across the country"

The purpose of the Nevada Athletic Trainers Association (NEV-ATA) web-site is to provide any person with information and resources regarding the latest state, regional and national news regarding health care and the Athletic Trainer. It is our goal to provide up to date information for Nevadans concerning athletic training clinical practice, links to Nevada's Legislative requirements and educational opportunities for Athletic Trainers living and working in Nevada.


Licensure Information

You MUST have your Nevada State Athletic Training License to practice Athletic Training in our state. To review the practice act NRS 640B regarding licensure for practicing Athletic Training visit: http://www.nevadaathletictrainers.nv.gov/

Please update your contact information with the NATA and the BOC that way we have the correct information. Thank you.

ATC Information

AT at UNLVWhat is an ATC?
Certified athletic trainers (ATCs) are unique health care providers who specialize in the prevention, assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses that occur to athletes and the athletically active. Click here to download a PDF Document to learn more. Click here to learn about athletic training education in Nevada.

Certified athletic trainers are recognized by the American Medical Association as allied health care providers. Through an advanced educational background, athletic trainers are able to provide the professional care, early evaluation and treatment of athletic injuries, and proper medical referral. Athletic trainers provide quality health care, and educate athletes in prevention of injuries.

The certified athletic trainer specializes in five domains. These domains have been identified as those necessary to function effectively as a certified athletic trainer.

1. Prevention of athletic injuries
2. Recognition, evaluation and immediate care of athletic injuries.
3. Rehabilitation and reconditioning of athletic injuries
4. Health care administration
5. Professional development and responsibility

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