Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE Hour

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

November 25th, 2024 12:00PM-1:15PM ET

Workman's compensation claims have unique obstacles and constraints that lead to poor prognosis and lower than average success rates for surgeries addressing musculoskeletal injuries. Athletic trainers with their knowledge of musculoskeletal injury care, and understanding of patient factors and work factors are well posed to positively support case outcomes from a case management perspective.

Athletic trainers in the industrial setting are often responsible for managing claims from initial visit to discharge even if they are not the ones delivering care. This program will review the history of case management and why it is a critical tool, the characteristics of a good case manager and what function they must serve, as well as principles of case management and how to deliver the best case management. This course is great for those who are involved in any aspect of case management at their workplace, and those would like to be more informed about the process.

Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE Hour

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

September 30th, 2024 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM EST

Prepare to take ACTION. This CEU will be full of tips and ideas to influence Athletic Trainers to become part of Action Research. Taking a look at the program you are involved with then making the decision to improve it a great starting point.

In this presentation Athletic Trainers will be supported with practical examples and evidence-based research on how to always improve. Injury prevention is evolving; individuals find new ways to get hurt. Staying one step ahead is key. Consider the performance indicators of the your injury prevention program. Get ready to learn more ways to measure the effectiveness of injury prevention programs while maintaining a growth mindset to the role of Athletic Trainers in the Industrial Setting.

Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE Hour

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

August 31st, 2024 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST

Join us for a comprehensive presentation on "Special Considerations for the Diabetic Worker," aimed at bridging the knowledge gap for athletic trainers in managing diabetes in the workplace. This presentation addresses critical practice gaps by encouraging ATs to participate in wellness screenings, become familiar with diabetes-related complications, and advocate for necessary accommodations for diabetic workers. This training is essential for ATs to extend their expertise beyond athletes to include industrial workers, ensuring comprehensive care and support for all populations.

In this presentation Athletic Trainers will recall and articulate the definition and characteristics of diabetes mellitus, gaining a clear understanding of this prevalent condition and also recognize and list various complications associated with diabetes that may impact work performance and safety, ensuring they are prepared to address these issues effectively. The session will examine and evaluate necessary accommodations to support diabetic workers, promoting a safer and more inclusive workplace environment. In addition, strategies for effective screening and early detection of diabetes will be formulated and discussed, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and continuous monitoring. By the end of this session, participants will be equipped with the knowledge to better support diabetic workers, thereby enhancing workplace safety and well-being.

Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

July 27th, 2024 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EST

The Industrial Athletic Trainer’s main objective in the workplace is to improve the overall health and safety of the employees. In order to do so appropriately, the industrial athletic trainer must understand the specific health and wellness needs of the industrial athlete. Is there a difference between the traditional athlete and the industrial athlete? How does an industrial athletic trainer properly care for the industrial athlete? This course is designed for any athletic trainer or student athletic trainer interested in learning more about the industrial athlete and how to best support them. 

In this presentation, Athletic Trainers will learn the importance of integrating health and wellness principles to help employees perform at their best. Employee wellbeing encompasses four key pillars: emotional, physical, financial, and social wellness. Understanding and promoting the available wellness resources, in collaboration with company stakeholders, supports the overarching goal of reducing incidents and injuries. The course will discuss strategies for proactively addressing health and wellness concerns through leadership support to prevent potential occupational health injuries. Additionally, techniques for translating wellness initiatives into measurable data will be reviewed.

Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

May 18th, 2024 9:00 AM-10:00 AM CST/10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EST

Industrial ATs know that documentation can have a large impact on case management. Understanding the components involved in documenting workman's compensation claims can be critical in ensuring the best care and outcomes for our patients. In this course you'd get a broad look at documenting workplace injuries along with a deep dive into the Healthy Roster documentation system.

Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

April 27th, 2024 10:00 AM-11:00 AM CST/11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST

Ergonomics is one of the most popular injury prevention methods in the world. A general understanding of ergonomics as well as common risk factors and fixes enable athletic trainers to meet needs in the industrial setting and help their working population avoid work related musculoskeletal disorders. This course is designed for student athletic trainers and certified athletic trainers who are new to the industrial setting. 

Cost: $0 - Free

1 CE

Level: Essential

Delivery: Synchronous Virtual

February 10th, 2024 11:00 AM-12:00 PM CST

Federal regulations by the Occupational Health & Safety Administration (OSHA) have had a noticeable impact on how occupational illnesses and injuries are managed. These regulations are often cited by Athletic Trainers as a point of concern regarding practice in the setting. Don’t let a misunderstanding of OSHA regulations negatively impact your practice. In this course you will learn what OSHA’s reporting requirements are, how they protect employees, and how to deliver high quality care when managing work related injuries. This course is designed for student athletic trainers and certified athletic trainers who are new to the industrial setting.