The season following graduation ushers forth a blend of prospects and a touch of existential anxiety. A new chapter looms, teeming with infinite opportunities – whether from finishing undergrad or your professional athletic training program, venturing straight into a career in athletic training, or embracing unconventional paths. This juncture brims with promise, a potent mixture of liberation and trepidation.
While discussed studies largely track heat-related deaths, they likely overlook a broader population suffering from heat’s impact, in ways not leading to hospitalization or death.
Wet bulb temperature is important due to the lethal combination of heat and humidity it signifies, potentially imperiling human lives.
Maintaining good health while pursuing your athletic training degree can present unique challenges, especially for individuals dealing with chronic illnesses. Juggling your health and academic goals may seem overwhelming, but we’ve compiled a few tips to help you set realistic expectations and prioritize your physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Embarking on the journey of athletic training graduate school can be both thrilling and daunting. While it offers an opportunity for in-depth study and growth, it can also lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness.
To help you navigate the exciting yet challenging world of graduate studies, we have put together a five-step roadmap to guide you through the process.
To improve your chances of passing the BOC exam, it is essential to assess and identify your strengths and weaknesses as a test-taker and learner. So, what is the difference between successful and unsuccessful BOC exam test takers?
If you are running on fumes and have a busy schedule, it can be difficult to find time to study. If you’re in a crunch, here are our tips for studying for the BOC exam in just one month.
When selecting the right athletic training program for you, there are multiple factors to consider. It is essential to thoroughly research potential programs and assess how well they align with your personal needs. Here are some key considerations to keep in mind as you navigate your options: Accreditation Status: Ensure that the athletic training program …
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As a new athletic trainer entering the workforce, it can be challenging to navigate the transition from student to professional. Joining the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) (if you aren’t already a member as a student!) can help make this transition smoother and provide numerous benefits to support your career as an athletic trainer.
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