The Indiana Athletic Trainers Association Resource Center is a hub for anyone interested in athletic training—from students and professionals to educators, parents, and community members. Here you’ll find information about becoming certified, exploring the profession, accessing printable infographics, and reviewing public materials that support health, safety, and awareness. These resources are designed to inform, educate, and highlight the vital role athletic trainers play in keeping Indiana’s active communities healthy.
BECOMING CERTIFIEDBecoming certified is a foundational step toward your career as an athletic trainer. In this section, you’ll find step-by-step guidance on how to complete your education, sit for the national Board of Certification (BOC) exam, and fulfill any related requirements like CPR/First Aid documentation. We aim to make the process clearer and more manageable so you can focus on what matters: building your skills and confidence. |
INTERESTED IN ATHLETIC TRAINING?Curious whether athletic training is the right path for you? This section is for students, parents, and career explorers. You’ll discover what athletic trainers do day to day, required course pathways, and how the profession can make a difference in health, sports performance, and injury prevention. If you're wondering where to start, this is your place. |
INFOGRAPHICS
Sometimes a picture tells the story better than words. Our infographic posters are designed to educate, inspire, and spread awareness about the impact of athletic training. Each downloadable piece highlights key topics, from injury prevention to the value of certified athletic trainers, and can be printed and displayed in offices, training rooms, gyms, and community spaces. Use these visuals to start conversations, promote safety, and showcase the vital role of athletic trainers across Indiana. Click Here to Learn More |
PUBLIC RESOURCESWe believe in accessibility, not just for members but for everyone. In this section, you’ll find public documents, toolkits, advocacy materials, fact sheets, and downloadable resources that support health, safety, and best practices in athletic training. |
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