“By enacting these measures today, we are making sure that student-athletes have the resources and protections to enjoy school sports programs safely,” said Governor Murphy.
The BME waiver from the NJ Consumer Affairs has approved courses from Rowan University that will meet the opioid requirement for the NJ Athletic Training Licensure.
Non-Operative Management of Musculoskeletal and Sports Related Injuries
Undertreated Pain Due To Lack Of Patient (Data) History
Opioid Tapering In The Geriatric Patient
Managing Opioid Analgesia In The Setting Of A SCS
Management Of Opioid-Induced Hyperalgesia
Pseudoaddiction Vs. Undertreated Chronic Pain From AVN
Shared Decision-Making: The Role Of OMM In Opioid Taper
This year, more than ever, ATSNJ is thankful for our members' hard work and dedication. We are proud to present this video highlighting Athletic Trainers and their response to COVID-19.
Now available: Survey results of 152 licensed athletic trainers employed at New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) member schools.
Management of Hamstring Injuries
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The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) held their annual convention in late June. Several New Jersey athletic trainers were honored during the convention.