Athletic Trainers(ATs) are professionals that work with physicians to provide emergency care, clinical diagnosis, rehabilitation of injuries/medical conditions, and much more. To become a athletic trainer, a degree from athletic training is required. Accredited programs required include formal instruction in injury prevention, emergency care and first aid, therapeutic teachings, human anatomy and physiology, assessment of injury, and nutrition.More than 70% of certified ATs hold at least a master's degree. Athletic trainers provide physical medicine, preventative services and rehabilitative. Patients treated are usually athletes, dancers, musicians, and military personnel.
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