Repost: Top 5 Reasons to Have an Athletic Trainer at Your Event No matter how many stories we read about life-saving action, or how many times sport’s largest figures highlight the necessity of...

Quick–what do you do when your student/athlete has a diabetic emergency? When the medical emergency happens, you need to enact your life saving skills immediately. Adding to the collection of one-sh...

When you’re working with students in particular, emergencies can happen off the field just as quickly as they do on the field. Be prepared to utilize your life saving skills in every environment...

Burns come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and mediums. As a Healthcare Provider, you’re responsible for knowing how to treat a burn correctly, and prevent further injury. Check out the latest bi...

It’s nearly that time of year. Fall sports. And an increased incidence of concussion. Our good friend Nick Pfeifer, EdM, ATC from Boston University recently published an article on the Go4 blog...

Calling all Industrial Athletic Trainers! As worker safety continues to be at the forefront of industrial innovation, it is the job of athletic trainers to protect workers from heat illness, injury, a...

Tournaments will run through July and August, and you know it’s going to be HOT! Very, very, very hot. So, let’s be very, very, very aware. And let’s be very, very, very safe. To tha...

How long is a typical graduate program in athletic training? The typical graduate program in athletic training is at least 2 years. It is a 64 credit professional master’s program. Professional clin...

What type of registered nurses gets paid the most? Using data from 2021, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists were the highest-paid category of registered nurse. This was closely followed by regist...

What are the responsibilities of a registered nurse? The responsibilities of a registered nurse include, but are not limited to: preparing patients for exams and procedures, observing and liaising wit...