Title: Identify the legal practice limitations of student aides vs. paraprofessionals vs. professionals in sports medicine.
Course: Sports Medicine/Athletic Training I (Condensed) (14062-IA) > Section: Understanding Legal and Ethical Issues in Sports Medicine

Identification should include the scope of practice of student aides, personal trainers, paraprofessionals, and professionals in sports medicine and any legal consequences associated with practicing outside the scope of practice.

See Secondary School Student Aides (https://www.nata.org/professional-interests/job-settings/secondary-school/resources/student-aid-faq) on NATA website.
See NASM-CPT Candidate Handbook (https://www.nasm.org/docs/default-source/pdf/2016-pdf/nasm-candidate-handbook.pdf) for scope of practice.
See NASM-BOC Code of Professional Conduct (https://www.nasm.org/docs/default-source/PDF/nasm-code-of-professional-conduct.pdf?sfvrsn=2).

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is the procedure to obtain licensure for sports medicine-related professions?
- What is the certification process for sports and fitness-related professions?
- What is the scope of practice of sports medicine and fitness-related professions?
- What are the differences and similarities in the scope of practice for student aides vs. personal trainers vs. paraprofessionals vs. professionals in sports medicine?

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