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MISSOURI ATHLETIC TRAINERS' ASSOCIATION Established in 1984 MoATA is now on Facebook!
Athletic training is practiced by athletic trainers, health care professionals who collaborate with physicians to optimize activity and participation of patients and clients. Athletic training encompasses the prevention, diagnosis, and intervention of emergency, acute, and chronic medical conditions involving impairment, functional limitations, and disabilities. Source: www.nata.org, "What is an Athletic Trainer?"
Our MissionEstablished in 1984,the Missouri Athletic Trainers' Association is a not-for-profit organization of athletic trainers and other allied health personnel concerned with the care of athletes. MOATA members are dedicated to educating and promoting the need for Certified and Licensed Athletic Trainers in all settings where athletes compete. |
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Honors and Awards Each year the Missouri Athletic Trainers' Association recognizes those who contribute to the care and safety of athletes in Missouri through three awards: The Outstanding Athletic Trainer of the Year Award, MoATA Hall of Fame, and the Glenn L. McElroy Service Award. Criteria for each award is below. To submit a nomination, please contact: Cindy Robb, MA, ATC, LAT William Woods University, Fulton, MO 65251-2388 email: crobb@williamwoods.edu Phone (573)592-1689 MOATA Outstanding ATHLETIC TRAINER OF THE YEARNOMINATIONSDo you know a Certified Athletic Trainer who has done an outstanding job this past year? Someone who has represented the profession in the community and made a difference in the lives of others? Nominate this person for the Athletic Trainer of the Year Award!
REQUIREMENTS Nominee must be an active member of MOATA Nominee must be Certified through the NATABOC and Licensed in Missouri Nominee must have made outstanding contributions in the field of Athletic Training during this past year.
PROCEDURE You must send a letter stating why this person should be recognized
NOMINATIONS DUE April 1st
MOATA SPORTS MEDICINE HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONSDo you know a Certified Athletic Trainer, Team Physician, or Prominent Person in Sports Medicine who deserves recognition? Someone who has represented the profession in the community and made a difference in the lives of athletes for the last 15 or 20 years? Nominate this person for the Sports Medicine Hall of Fame!
REQUIREMENTSTo be considered for recognition in the MOATA Sports Medicine Hall of Fame nominees must meet one of the following criteria: I. NATABOC Certified Athletic Trainer A. Minimum of fifteen years as a NATABOC certified athletic trainer within the State of Missouri B. Minimum of fifteen years as a member of MOATA C. Licensed athletic trainer within the State of Missouri D. Dedicated service and contributions beyond the call of duty II. Team physician for high school, college, or professional teams A. Minimum of twenty years as a team doctor B. Licensed physician that provides medical coverage for a high school, college or professional team within the state of Missouri C. Dedicated service and contributions beyond the call of duty III. Special Category A. Prominent personality in sports medicine within the State of Missouri exhibiting: 1. Contributions in athletic training. 2. Contributions in service. 3. Resident of Missouri for minimum of 20 years
PROCEDURE To have a Nominee considered for induction into the MOATA Sports Medicine Hall of Fame, a Sponsor must follow this procedure: I. Nominee must qualify under section I, II, or III listed above under requirements II. Sponsor must be a NATABOC certified member of the Missouri Athletic Trainers' Association and licensed as an athletic trainer in the State of Missouri III. Sponsor will compile data to support the inductee’s qualifications and reasons for recommendation. The Nominee should not be aware of the recommendation and investigation if at all possible IV. Sponsor will present material both in written form and in an oral presentation to the Hall of Fame Committee for consideration of the Nominee V. Upon presentation of material to the Hall of Fame Committee, the Nominee must receive two-thirds of the yes votes of the Hall of Fame Committee. This vote is on a written ballot and the voting is not to exceed 14 days after sponsor’s presentation.
The Glenn L. McElroy, MD Distinguished Service Award NOMINATIONS “The Glenn L. McElroy, MD Distinguished Service Award shall be awarded to an individual who has made a significant contribution to the profession of Athletic Training in the State of Missouri. This award may be bestowed upon any individual who is or has been involved in the advancement of athletic training and is passionate about treating athletes with excellence.”
PROCEDURE You must send a detailed letter stating why this person should be recognized NOMINATIONS DUE BY APRIL 1ST To receive additional information or to submit a nomination, please contact: Cindy Robb, MA, ATC, LAT One University Avenue Center for Human Performance, Office 121 William Woods University Fulton, MO 65251-2388 email: crobb@williamwoods.edu Phone (573)592-1689
Nominations for the MOATA Hall of Fame and Athletic Trainer of the Year are due April 1st. If you know someone deserving of recognition, make sure you get your recommendation submitted!
District 5 Nominations MAATA SPORTS MEDICINE HALL OF FAME
National Athletic Trainers' Association Award recommendations http://www.nata.org/honors-awards
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