The Athletic Training Practice-Based Research Network provides a variety of Category A CEUs for certified athletic trainers. Athletic Trainers from across the nation and world have completed more than 100,000 free CEU courses through the AT-PBRN.
Below you will find links to the courses we offer.
Each link takes you to an online module that includes narrated videos. Each course requires a short multiple choice assessment in order to qualify for your CEUs. Participants must score 70% or greater on the assessments to earn their CEUs.
Upon completion of the course and successful assessment, you will receive your Statement of Credit via email within a few hours.
The Athletic Training Practice-Based Research Network is excited to announce that we have recently had several courses approved by the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association (CATA) for continuing education credits. The following courses are now available for CATA Approved CEUs in addition to BOC Category A credits.
Click on any of the links below to jump directly to the course description and objectives. Use the back button to return to this list. You can also scroll down the page to browse through the available courses.
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Promoting Patient Mental Health: Lessons & Considerations from a Sport Psychology Perspective (1.25 Category A CEUs / 0.4 CATA CEUs - FREE)Course Instructor:
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Social Determinants of Health in Athletic Healthcare (0.75 BOC Category A CEUs / 0.4 CATA CEUs - FREE)Course Instructor:
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Examination of Concussion Reporting Influences and Educational Programs (0.75 CEUs - FREE)
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Role of Sports Specialization on Injury, Overtraining, Burnout, and Mental Health Considerations (0.75 Category A CEUs - FREE)
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Medicolegal Considerations for Sport-Related Concussion (1.25 Category A CEUs - FREE)
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How Much Information is too Much? The Role of Unlearning in Athletic Health Care (1.0 Category A CEUs - FREE)Course Instructor:
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Quality Improvement in Athletic Healthcare (1.0 Category A CEUs - FREE)Course Instructor:
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Concepts of Diagnostic Accuracy in Athletic Training (1.0 Category A CEUs - FREE)
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Optimizing Lateral Ankle Sprain Rehabilitation (0.75 Category A CEUs - FREE)
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Lower Limb Preventive Training Program Best Practice and Implementation (1.0 Category A CEUs - FREE)
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Pain: How it Affects Stability and Movement (.75 BOC Category A CEUs / 0.4 CATA CEUs - FREE)
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Guidelines for Best Practices in Concussion Management: The Development of Position and Consensus Statements (1.5 Category A CEUs - Free)
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Clinical Outcomes Assessment in Athletic Training: An Overview (1.75 Category A CEUs - Free)
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Incorporating EBP into Athletic Training: Overview of Practice-Based Partnerships (.75 - Category A CEUs - Free)
Course Instructor: Cailee E. Welch Bacon, PhD, ATC
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Health Information Technology in Athletic Training (1.25 Category A CEUs - Free)
Course Instructor: Kenneth C. Lam, ScD, ATC
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Evidence-Based Practice in Athletic Training (3 Category A CEUs - Free)
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A.T. Still University is recognized by the Board of Certification, Inc. to offer continuing education for Certified Athletic Trainers.
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Doctor of Athletic Training (DAT)
Among the first programs of its kind, A.T. Still University’s (ATSU) Doctor of Athletic Training (DAT) degree develops clinical and academic leaders who advance the athletic training profession. Doctors of Athletic Training serve as expert clinicians, educators, and administrators with advanced knowledge and skills for analyzing, developing, and implementing practical solutions to improve the delivery of athletic healthcare and the health outcomes of physically active individuals and their communities. ATSU’s online athletic training degree is designed for those who seek a doctorate in athletic training and desire a terminal degree in athletic training, not a terminal academic degree (i.e. PhD) in another area with a concentration in athletic training. Most athletic trainers who are best fit for this advanced online athletic training degree are elite clinical, educational and industry professionals who gain a powerful educational benefit as students embedded in a work setting while progressing through the curriculum. Educators are prepared with the advanced graduate training needed to effectively teach their own students to succeed as athletic trainers. Instructors for these courses report no financial or non-financial disclosures. Cancellation/refund policies for these courses follow the ATSU University policies for refunds related to course work. Students are referred to the university handbook for these policies. |
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Graduate Certificate in Clinical Decision-Making in Athletic Training
The Graduate Certificate in Clinical Decision-Making in Athletic Training is an online program providing advanced instruction in evidence-based practice, clinical outcomes assessments, clinical informatics and technology, and epidemiology. The purpose of the program is to prepare practicing athletic trainers and athletic training educators with the clinical practice and educational competencies in clinical decision-making skills that will enhance the quality and effectiveness of patient care. |
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Graduate Certificate in Orthopaedics
The Graduate Certificate in Orthopedic Rehabilitation is an online Athletic Training program designed to provide advanced instruction in orthopedic basic science, surgical considerations for orthopedic rehabilitation, assessment of movement dysfunction, and corrective techniques for movement dysfunction. The purpose of the Graduate Certificate in Orthopedic Rehabilitation is to provide advanced knowledge and skills in the field of orthopedic rehabilitation. |