Support for MATA amending the Practice Act in relation to licensure of athletic trainers

Let’s make it happen

Allow the state of Maryland to benefit from the broad spectrum of skills the modern athletic trainer entails.

Restricted practice keeps quality healthcare from those who need it.

Please let us use our education!

AT's are healthcare!!! Please support MATA in their goals to provide quality healthcare as a qualified medical professional.

The same thing is happening in Michigan.

Athletic trainers save lives and money. We provide a wide spectrum of care from prevention to acute care to rehabilitation and have the educational background to facilitate our incorporation into a variety of settings.

NATA licensed and certified in Virginia/ New York for 27 years.

I support Maryland Athletic Trainers.

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Please support Certified ATs in the state of Maryland by allowing them to practice to the full extent of their professional qualifications.

I highly recommend a State Licensure for your State, Texas passed it in 1971, it is very comprehensive State Act.

Don’t make the same mistake they did in Michigan. Protect our profession

I support the efforts of MATA in working to ensure athletic trainers can work with patients in all settings in the state of Maryland. Indiana uses the term "physically active individuals".

Please support Certified Athletic Trainers in the state of Maryland by allowing them to practice to the full extent of their professional qualifications.

I support the efforts of MATA in working to ensure athletic trainers can work with patients in all settings in the state of Maryland.

I support the efforts of MATA in working to ensure athletic trainers can work with patients in all settings in the state of Maryland.

This needs to be done to bring Maryland into the 21st century. Athletic health care is important and the athletic trainer is their first responder. Critically needed especially in youth sports!

I support the proposed changes to the Maryland Athlel\tic Trainer practice Act.

I have turned down work in MD because of these limitations and the low pay.