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| Samuel E. Billik writes the first major Athletic Training text, the Trainers Bible |
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| charles and frank cramer develop a chemical company to produce athletic liniment for injured athletes |
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| the cramer family introduces the first aider |
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| Naseby Rhinehart was the first african american AT at the university of montana |
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| efforts were made to create a national orgnization of athletic trainers |
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| the attempt to start a national organization failed as many trainers were overseas; the organization had a lack of growth and financial problems |
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| Henry "Buddy" Taylor was the first african american to gain a masters degree in athletic training |
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| NATA was formed (national athletic trainers associaton) |
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| Pinkey Newell becomes the first executive secretary of the NATA; considered to be the father of the NATA |
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| the first journal of athletic training becomes published: Journal of Athletic Training |
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| the NATA becomes affiliated with the NCAA |
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| Dorothy Cohen becomes the first woman to join NATA |
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| sherry kosek babagain becomes the first woman to take the certification exam |
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| the first RDS (role delineation study) |
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| first edcational competencies were developed for althetic training |
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| the ATC and CAT become patented terms with the united states patent office |
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| the American Medical Association recognizes athletic training as a allied health care profession |
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| Eve Becker Doyle becomes the first female executive director of the NATA |
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| march is designated national athletic training month |
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| Ariko Iso becomes the first female athletic trainer in the NFL for the Steelers |
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| Marje Albohm elected the second female president of the NATA; she was the sixth female certified |
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| Sue Falzone becomes the first female to serve as head athletic trainer for one of the four professional sports organizations in the US |
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| CMU had the first athletic training major |
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| to clearly understand the limits of their ability to function as a health care provider in the state in which they are employed |
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| may assume the majority of the responsibility in providing health care for the athlete; works under the direction of the physician |
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| dental consultant for the team and should be available for first aid and emergency care |
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| trained in surgical procedures, foot biomechanics, and the fitting and constuction of orthotic devices for the shoe |
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| PA (physicians assistant) |
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| trained to assume some of the responsibilities for patient care traditionally done by the physician |
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| they supervise the rehabilitation programs for injured athletes; also they treat a variety of patient populations with different types of injuries |
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| strength and conditioning specialist |
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| advise athletes on training and conditioning programs |
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| an individual who possesses some expertise in the analysis of human motion |
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| gives input to the althletic trainer regarding training and conditioning techniques, body comp analysis, and nutrition |
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| deals with emotional damage after an injurey |
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