BOC Volunteers w/ Miranda Newell (0.5)
Instructor
Shelby Daly
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Course Overview
Volunteerism is a critical component of professional advancement within athletic training and helps shape the future direction of the profession. Through volunteer service, athletic trainers can contribute expertise, provide feedback on initiatives, participate in leadership opportunities, and support the development of professional standards. The BOC relies on volunteers from diverse backgrounds and practice settings to strengthen decision-making and improve organizational effectiveness. Participation in volunteer activities can also enhance networking opportunities, leadership development, and professional engagement. Athletic trainers who volunteer not only contribute to the profession’s growth but also gain valuable personal and career development experiences.
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What You'll Learn?
- Describe the role volunteers play in supporting the mission and initiatives of the Board of Certification (BOC).
- Identify opportunities for athletic trainers to engage in volunteer leadership and professional service.
- Discuss how volunteerism contributes to professional growth, networking, and career development.
- Examine the impact volunteer involvement has on advancing the athletic training profession.
- Recognize the value of diverse perspectives and participation within professional organizations.
- A laptop, computer (Mac, Windows, Ubuntu/Linux) or mobile phone and enthusiasm and a desire to learn.
- On-Demand Learning Video
- Assessment of Knowledge Quiz
- Certificate of Completion