Athletic Training Symposium 2022

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Live on Marietta College campus.

Registration:

All Day Saturday with lunch	$50
Student Registration - All Day Saturday (high school and college students)	$15
Virtual Zoom Sessions	$35
Deadline for early registration: May 18th To Register.
Day of Registration: (check or cash)	$60.
Day of Student Registration: (check or cash)	$25

5.5 CEUs are available for Athletic Trainers

For information on registration by check please email Jena Blair, jlb013@marietta.edu

Currently Marietta College is mask optional. For any changes check back regularly

Hotel information:

Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 970 Pike Street, Marietta, OH 45750

Room block code: MC AT Symposium Available: May 20-22, 2022 Price: $84/night + tax per night

Speakers & Schedule

Dr. Chad Weber, D.O. '97

Orthopedic Associates of Southwest Ohio

Session 1- 8:30 am

"Surgical Hip Injuries in the Athlete"

Learning Objectives:

Demonstrate knowledge of clinical assessment and diagnosis of surgical hip injuries in athletes
Demonstrate knowledge of the acute care for surgical hip injuries in athletes
Identify the appropriate referral to advanced medical care for definitive surgical treatment
Demonstrate knowledge of basic surgical anatomy and surgical technique options for surgical hip injuries in athletics.

Dr. Mark Plumby, M.D.

Sports Medicine Marietta Memorial Health System & First Settlement Orthopaedics

Session 2 - 9:30 am

“Shoulder Instability – Be prepared for their first episode”

Learning Objectives:

Describe reliable physical exam maneuvers
Identify on field management techniques
Appraise in-season decision making compared to out-of-season decision making
Discuss AT’s role in post-op recovery

Jaclyn

Dr. Jaclyn Schwieterman Ed.D., AT

Athletic Training Program Director at Marietta College

Session 3 - 10:30 am

"Interprofessional Education and Practice - IPE How can you help me?"

Learning Objectives

Identify the difference between IPE and IPCP
Identify ways to incorporate IPE and IPCP into clinical practice
Identify ways to include students in IPE/IPCP

Lunch 11:30 am

Natalie Ball

Natalie Ball, PA-C '10

Marietta Memorial Health System

Session 4 - 12:15 pm

"The Benefits and Therapeutic Application of Yoga and Meditation for Stress Reduction and Disease Prevention" *

Learning Objectives::

Defining positive vs. negative stress
Describe the physiology of the stress cycle
Explain the link between stress and disease
Identify how yoga/meditation can reduce stress

*Bring a yoga mat if you own one or you can borrow one. Dress warm, wear comfortable clothes, and bring a towel/eye pillow/scarf to cover your eyes during the meditation.

2:15 - Conclusion/survey

Dr. Shawn Talbott, Ph.D. '89

PsychoNutritionist & Author

Possible Post Symposium Session Online CEU

"Mental Fitness & the Gut-Brain-Axis"

Learning Objectives

Describe mechanisms by which nutrition may influence stress, mood, resilience, mental focus, and sleep quality.
Identify the effects of nutrients and dietary patterns.
Identify how the feelings of physical energy and stress resilience emanate from a balanced Gut;
Identify the hallmarks of a balanced brain
Identify approaches to maximizing mood, motivation and mental fitness.
Describe the Gut-Brain-Axis

Cancellation Policy: Marietta College Athletic Training understands life circumstances occur, therefore our cancellation policy is listed below. If participants register for the event, but do not attend the symposium, they are still responsible for full payment. Participants need to contact Jena Blair by email, jlb013@marietta.edu with a notification of cancellation in order for your refund to occur. Refunds will be made within 14 days of your written notification.

Cancellation Policy:

May 6, 2022 or Before- 100% Refund
May 13, 2022 or Before- 50% Refund
May 16, 2022 and after- No Refund

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