Athletic Training Department of The College of St. Scholastica

Athletic Training Department of The College of St. Scholastica
MS in Athletic Training offers the opportunity to earn additional certifications at no additional cost, such as the Graston Technique, taught by Athletic Training faculty, Kim Moncel. Learn more about Kim’s Athletic Training journey and the two-year professional athletic training program at St. Scholastica. http://www.css.edu/graduate/masters-doctoral-and-professional-programs/areas-of-study/ms-athletic-training.html

How can team sports quantify transmission risk in training and matches, and go about tracing in the event of a positive test? This can help guide that process!

http://owl.li/Hpjj30qVAag

Congrats to the newest ATCs. Alex Thompson, Aaron Rose, and Sam Noelder. Join me in welcoming them to the profession and recognizing their tremendous accomplishments!!

Congrats to the newest ATCs. Chloe Deutsch, Ashley Qualley, Ryan Johnson, Mary Becerril-Gonzalez, Claire Woebke, Caleb Thill, Emily Boyle, and Jennifer Rahman. Join me in welcoming them to the profession and recognizing their tremendous accomplishments!! Stay tuned for more results.

Throughout June, NATA Now is sharing a blog series presented by the NATA LGBTQ+ Advisory Committee. Learn about the ethical and legal aspects to consider in terms of health care for the transgender community in a post written by Lorin Cartwright, Sean Rogers and Rebecca Lopez. https://www.nata.org/blog/claire-higgins/ethical-legal-considerations-ats

Please read and forward, as a founding member of the AATE, we support, endorse, and will strive to live these tenants. These are an expression of our Benedictine values. Important for our students, our alumni, our faculty, our preceptors, and the patients we treat! We must use our privilege and positions to do better!

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” - MLK Jr.

The AATE is making a stand to end systematic racism. Find our full statement at aated.org.

Please see the post below from Dr. Eric Sauers-CAATE President. Our program embraces the fullness of this statement and is committed to standing with BIPOC communities. Utilizing our collective privilege to advance the principles of social justice in our program, in our clinical sites, and for our students and patients.

Excellent conversation

We had an impactful AATE Conversation: How's it going #3 yesterday. The recording is now up on our website in the member resources area. https://aated.org/member-resources/

Return to Play After a Lateral Ligament Ankle Sprain - a summary of the literature

http://ow.ly/cG5650zOMap

Clear messages in this paper - kudos & team!

Comparison of Cardiovascular Screening in College Athletes by History and Physical Examination with and without an Electrocardiogram: Efficacy and Cost

http://ow.ly/X8eR50zzEKE

The NATA Intercollegiate Council for Sports Medicine created a document to assist athletic departments with preparation and implementation strategies to ensure a safe return to campus and athletic activity following the pandemic. Institutions can personalize the content of this plan to incorporate campus-specific policies and resources. The document is available to download now. https://www.nata.org/professional-interests/job-settings/college-university/resources