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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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William Woods University also hosted the first Missouri Athletic Trainers' Association Collegiate Quiz Bowl Competition. Teams from seven of Missouri's accredited programs competed in the Jeopardy-style format. William Woods University placed first, followed by Missouri State University and Culver-Stockton College.
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See how some of our members celebrated National Athletic Training Month
in 2010!

Saint Louis University Student Athletic Trainers developed presentations at their clinical sites. Pictured from Left to Right: Laura Gosewisch and her T-shirt, Mollie Cole, Geanie Butts, and Meghan Gehrs at SLU, and Diane Schlesselmann's display at Webster Groves High School.

SLU Student Athletic Trainers also enjoyed a night out at the SLU Men's Basketball Game.
Missouri State University's Athletic Training Education Program recently hosted a program for area coaches and athletic trainers. "Assessing and Managing the Adolescent Athlete's Concussion," a three hour program drew around 60 participants.
William Woods University hosted their Third Annual High School Athletic Training Student Workshop. Twenty-two students from Missouri and Illinois attended the daylong event.
WWU athletic training student Sara Pinkston assists Jessica Muskopf of Columbia IL and Kimmy Micotto of Webster Groves High School.

Blair Haskamp of Moberly and Ethan Martin of South Callaway High School work to form an Aquaplast thumb splint.
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The Missouri Athletic Trainers' Association (MOATA), is a member of The National Athletic Trainers' Association, District V.Send mail to
crrajkovich@yahoo.com with questions
or comments about this web site.
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