What’s It Like Being an Athletic Trainer? Athletic trainers are professionals who specialize in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Where Do Athletic Trainers Work? Athletic tra...

How to become an athletic trainer for the NFL? Becoming an athletic trainer with the NFL typically begins with an application to their internship program. The majority of teams require you to already...

How many years of college to be an athletic trainer? It takes a minimum of four years to get an undergraduate degree as an athletic trainer. To increase their competitiveness, some will spend an addit...

What is Evidence-based Practice? Evidence-based medicine means integrating clinical expertise and the best available external clinical evidence, arrived at by systematic, replicable research. Evidence...

The Go4Ellis team has spent the Spring hitting District Conferences across the country and meeting with State athletic trainer leaders.  It’s important to us that state leaders understand and s...

What is Continuing Education (CE)? Continuing Education is a catch-all term covering post-secondary learning activities. It’s sometimes narrowed to Continuing Medical Education in the health care in...

Job Listing Best Practices For Staffing Per Diem Healthcare Providers 1. List your job early Remember–A lot of per diem healthcare providers also have full-time positions. That means that they know...

An emergency action plan or EAP is a document that prepares event operators and athletic trainers to handle emergency situations that may arise during an event. Emergency action plans should be review...

Child abuse laws are pieces of legislation that are aimed at protecting children from child abuse. These clearances can include national and state criminal history records, child abuse databases, FBI...

Athletic Trainers roll into practices, games, tournaments and events ready for action with a big bag loaded with supplies. Like Batman’s utility belt, the AT’s bag contains the goodies and gadgets...