Per Diem Questions w/ Andy Carter, Paul Rupp, and Jason Doctor (1.25)
Instructor
Shelby Daly
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Course Overview
Per diem athletic training offers flexibility and income opportunities but requires clinicians to understand legal, ethical, and business responsibilities beyond patient care. Athletic trainers must ensure compliance with state practice acts, licensure requirements, and venue-specific policies before accepting assignments. Proper documentation, emergency action planning, and adequate liability insurance are essential components of risk management. Independent contractors should understand contract terms, negotiate fair compensation, and verify insurance coverage to protect themselves professionally and financially. Successful PRN athletic trainers combine strong clinical skills with sound business and legal decision-making to provide safe and compliant healthcare services.
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What You'll Learn?
- Identify legal and professional responsibilities associated with per diem athletic training practice.
- Describe the importance of state practice acts and licensure requirements when providing PRN services across different jurisdictions.
- Discuss risk management strategies including liability insurance, emergency action plans, and documentation practices.
- Evaluate common business considerations for independent contractors including rate negotiation, contracts, and insurance coverage.
- Apply professional responsibility principles to reduce legal exposure and improve patient safety in PRN athletic training settings.
- 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