Continuing Education Courses for Athletic Trainers
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Athletic Trainers course on LearnTastic?
The Athletic Trainers training offers online continuing education (CE) courses designed to help professionals enhance skills, meet licensure requirements, and earn CEUs relevant to athletic training practice.
Who should take these CE courses for athletic trainers?
These courses are ideal for licensed athletic trainers, sports medicine professionals, and healthcare providers seeking continuing education credits or skill-building in specific areas like CPR or injury management.
What topics are covered in the Athletic Trainer courses?
Courses include CPR/AED & First Aid, injury prevention, pain management, metabolic syndrome, pressure injury prevention, fall prevention, and online bloodborne pathogens certification — all offering CEUs.
Are the courses valid for professional continuing education credit?
Yes — the CE courses provide credits that can count toward annual continuing education requirements for athletic trainers and related healthcare professionals.
Can I earn a certification after completing a course?
Upon successful completion of individual courses or CE packages, you receive a certificate showing earned CEUs, which can be used for professional development and licensure compliance.
Is the Athletic Trainer training self-paced and online?
Yes — all LearnTastic athletic trainer courses are fully online and self-paced, allowing you to complete the material and assessments on your schedule.
Is there a subscription option for multiple athletic trainer CE courses?
Yes — LearnTastic offers subscription packages that grant access to a range of courses and instant CE certificates across topics relevant to athletic trainers.
How is an athletic trainer different from a personal trainer or physical therapist?
Athletic trainers provide medical care and emergency response, while personal trainers focus on fitness and conditioning only. Unlike physical therapists, ATs are trained to respond to acute injuries and provide on-field care alongside medical teams.
What skills do athletic trainers focus on in their practice?
Key skills include injury prevention, emergency care, rehabilitation planning, assessment techniques, and therapeutic interventions for athletes or active populations.
Can these courses benefit non-athletic trainer healthcare professionals?
Yes — physical therapists, nurses, EMTs, and other healthcare professionals often take these CE courses to enhance their injury care and emergency response skills.
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