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Advance
registration
for the
32nd
Annual
District
IX
Meeting
March
22-25,
2007 at
the
Franklin
Marriott
Cool
Springs,
Franklin,
TN will
soon
close.
This
year's
excellent
educational
program
will
feature
numerous
presentations
on the
shoulder
with a
grand
total of
26.5
CEUs if
you
attend
all of
the
regularly
scheduled
sessions
(14.5
CEUs),
all of
the
mini-courses
(6 CEUs)
and the
Casting
and
Splinting
Techniques
for the
Upper
and
Lower
Extremities
One Day
Workshop
(6
CEUs).
Complete
details
are on
the
SEATA
website,
but
below
are a
few
highlights.
-
SEATA
Governmental
Affairs
Committee
Social/Fundraiser
sponsored
by
DonJoy
on
Friday
evening
March
23rd
to
help
promote
legislative
advancements
in
every
state.
Our
share
of
this
is
based
upon
how
many
Florida
members
we
have
attending.
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The
Inaugural
SEATA
Hall
of
Fame
Induction
ceremony
on
Saturday,
March
24th
during
the
Tim
Kerin
Awards
Luncheon
featuring
the
36
NATA
Hall
of
Fame
members
from
District
IX
which
include
Florida
Athletic
Trainers:
Don
Fauls,
Al
Green,
Sue
Stanley-Green,
Sam
Lankford,
and
Chris
Patrick.
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Mini-courses
and
presentations
feature
some
speakers
from
Florida
including
Larry
Starr
presenting
on
the
History
of
Sports
Medicine
in
Major
League
Baseball,
Brady
Tripp
providing
a
min-course
on
The
Scapula
Counts
Too!
Incorporating
Scapular
Exercises
into
Shoulder
Rehabilitation.
Tom
Rokovitz
presenting
Lightning,
Lightning
Safety,
and
Lightning
Detection,
Ken
Shields
presenting
The
Athletic
Training
Profession….at
a
Crossroads?,
Monique
Mokha
on
How
to
Conduct
and
Make
Sense
of
Your
Gait
Analysis,
and
Jeff
Konin
on
Youth
Sport
Injuries.
Additional
presentations
include
Facemask
Removal,
Pitching
Injuries
in
Adolescents,
Biomechanics
of
the
Shoulder
during
Baseball
Pitching,
Shoulder
Dissection,
NSAIDs,
Special
Test
Sensitivity,
Return
to
Play
Guidelines,
SEC
Case
Studies,
Fellowships/Physician
Extender
Programs,
and
much,
much
more.
Advance
registration
closes
March 3
for
mail-in
& March
10 for
online.
Rooms at
the
Franklin
Marriott
Cool
Springs
must be
reserved
on or
before
Saturday,
March
10, 2007
to
ensure
the
$109.00
room
rate by
calling
615-261-6100
or
888-403-6772.
Cancellations
must be
made
more
than 72
hours
prior to
arrival.
After
that
time,
attendees
will be
charged
for the
first
night of
their
reservation.
Request
"the
Southeast
Athletic
Trainers
Association
group
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ATAF
High
School
Athletic
Training
Student
Aide
Award |
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Attention
all high
school
juniors
and
seniors: |
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If you:
-
Are
a
junior
/
senior
in
high
school
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Have
completed
4
seasons
or
500
hours
as
an
athletic
training
student
aide
under
the
supervision
of a
licensed
and
certified
athletic
trainer
who
is a
member
of
ATAF
-
And
have
worked
a
minimum
of 2
sports
other
than
football
You are
eligible
to apply
for this
award
and
possibly
be
chosen
and
recognized
for your
valid
contributions
to your
school’s
athletic
training
program.
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The
application
for this
award
can be
downloading
for
print by
opening
the
HSATSAA
link at
http://ataf.org/SecondarySchools.html
or
http://ataf.org/HS_AT_Student_Aid_Award.doc.
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All
APPLICATIONS
MUST BE
POSTMARKED
AND
RECEIVED
BY MARCH
5th,
2007. |
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19th
Annual
ATAF
Clinical
Symposium |
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We are
excited
to
announce
the
theme of
“General
Medicine”
for the
Annual
ATAF
Symposium
April
13-15,
2007 at
the
Orlando/Altamonte
Springs
Hilton.
We have
some
OUTSTANDING
speakers
already
scheduled
and are
looking
for some
athletic
trainers
with
specific
case
studies
that
would be
willing
to
present.
Speakers
will
receive
10 CEU’s
for
presenting.
Space is
limited.
If you
are
interested,
please
contact
Elizabeth
Swann at
swann@nova.edu
ASAP.
We would
like to
team ATs
with a
physician
and will
offer
some
“technology”
assistance
with the
presentation
if
requested.
Please
consider
taking
advantage
of this
unique
opportunity
to
network
with you
colleagues.
Meeting
Agenda
Registration
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Steps to
Obtain
an NPI
Number |
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Several
members
have
asked
how
exactly
does one
go about
getting
this NPI
number?
Here are
the
details:
-
Go
to
the
NPI
site
https://nppes.cms.hhs.gov/NPPES/Welcome.do
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Click
to
register
as
"Health
Care
Provider"
-
Click
"Apply
online
for
an
NPI"
-
Follow
directions
for
name,
address,
phone,
etc.
-
Screen
prompts
you
to
"Add
Identifier
--
Please
Enter
All
Other
Provider
Identifiers
(UPIN,
Medicare,
Medicaid,
and
Others):"-meaning
Medicare/Medicaid
identifiers
for
you
that
already
exists
somewhere.
We
do
not
have
these,
so
hit
"Next"
-
Screen
prompts
you
to
"Add
Taxonomy":--
Click
provider
type
#22:
"Respiratory,
Rehabilitative
&
Restorative
Service
Providers",
then
click
next
--
Scroll
down
the
list
on
the
next
screen
to
"2255A2300X
Specialist/Technologist-Athletic
Trainer",
highlight
this
area
-
Enter
your
state
license
number
from
the
GBAT
into
the
appropriate
box
and
hit
next.
-
Read
and
agree
to
legal
page
-
You
will
receive
an
email
with
your
NPI
info
within
a
day
or
so.
This
really
is
important
to ALL
of us,
whether
you are
billing
for
services
now or
not. You
may one
day need
to, or
at least
someone
you know
may need
to. The
greater
our
numbers,
the
better
chance
we have
of being
heard on
the
national
level.
THAT
certainly
impacts
us all.
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