On December 18th, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center received its first shipment of the Pfizer vaccine. Three of the first recipients were athletic trainers.

This year, more than ever, ATSNJ is thankful for our members' hard work and dedication.  We are proud to present this video highlighting Athletic Trainers and their response to COVID-19.

Now available:  Survey results of 152 licensed athletic trainers employed at New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) member schools.

Proposals for the Annual Conference & Business Meeting are now being accepted.

ATSNJ announce change in format for the 19th annual Golf Outing.

Learn what athletic trainers are and how valuable they are to organizations.

Even though athletics are currently halted, New Jersey athletic trainers (ATs) remain on the front lines of healthcare. No longer on the sidelines of an athletic event, ATs state-wide are now helping fight the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has caused an increased need for healthcare professionals and first responders - a need that athletic trainers are more than qualified to fill.

ATSNJ will be celebrating the accomplishments of our scholarship and award winners at the annual awards program & brunch on Monday, March 2, 2020 during the 34th Annual ATSNJ Conference & Business Meeting.

Management of Hamstring Injuries​

Interested in learning more about managing hamstring injuries? Here is some advice from Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, one of our Silver Corporate Sponsors.