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What is the official job title of a person who works with athletes on their injuries?
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Athletic trainer: Certified athletic trainers, atcs, work directly with athletes to treat their injuries. They are educated in acute treatment of injury, exercise prescription, taping and bracing, biomechanical evaluation, sports-specific training, and injury prevention.
Answered 2/9/2017
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