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Sports-Related Eye Injuries: An Educational Fact Sheet for Parents

This NJ Department of Education has announced the availability of Sports-Related Eye Injuries: An Educational Fact Sheet for Parents.

ATSNJ Regional Meetings

Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization for the Athletic Trainer

ATSNJ Southern Region Meeting 4/23/2015

The ATSNJ Southern Region is hosting a CEU event on Thursday, April 23rd at 9am. The topic is Concussion Rehab: A Team Approach, This event will be held at the Ivy Rehab facility in Mt Laurel, NJ.

This event is free for ATSNJ Members and $25 for non-members. Please visit the registration website for more information.

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DOE releases Student Cardiac Assessment Module

The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) is pleased to announce the availability of the Student Cardiac Assessment professional dev

Expanded Epinephrine Mandates

On March 3rd, the NJ Department of Education released the Expanded Epinephrine Mandates. These mandates directly affect secondary s

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ATSNJ Northern Meeting 2/18/2015

ATSNJ Northern MeetingFebruary 18, 2015 - 7:00pm-10:00pm3 BOC CEU'sFree to all who RSVP to Tom Cutalo at

Eric LeGrand to speak at ATSNJ Annual Conference

The ATSNJ is proud to announce that this year's Keynote Lecture at the Annual Conference on March 2nd will feature former Rutgers football player Eric LeGrand, Rutgers Team Physician Dr. Robert Monaco, and Rutgers Athletic Trainer David McCune.

In October 2010, Rutgers University football star, Eric LeGrand, sustained a spinal cord injury at his C3 and C4 vertebrae during a fourth quarter play at MetLife Stadium. While the initial prognosis was grim, Eric demonstrated his titan strength by shattering all expectations for his recovery and rehabilitation. However, recovery was not enough.

With close to six million Americans living with some form of paralysis, including 1.3 million spinal cord injuries, Eric harnessed the national spotlight he attracted from his injury to give back to the community and inspire those living with and impacted by paralysis to bELieve.

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NJ Scholastic Student-Athlete Safety Act

If you work in the Secondary School, please read the letter below from The New Jersey Department of Education on the Scholastic Student-A