California Schools Short of Full-Time Athletic Trainers

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High school athletic trainers are an important part of the student-athlete experience, providing services that enhance athlete safety that include preventive and emergency care. But in California, 80 percent of high schools don’t employ an athletic trainer full-time, according to The San Diego Union-Tribune.

California is unique in that it’s the only state that doesn’t require certification or licensing for people who call themselves athletic trainers.

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