We are excited to recognize and award DCATA members, other supporting District of Columbia professionals, and organizations that have provided and supported high quality modern-day preventative, emergency, and rehabilitative care to the athletes and citizens of the District of Columbia. Click below to nominate a deserving individual today.
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The DCATA Honorary Merit Award recognizes an individual (specify non-athletic training medical or allied health medical provider) who promotes the field of athletic training in the District of Columbia.
Eligibility:
Must be a non-athletic trainer.
Must be nominated by a DCATA member in good standing.
The DCATA Athletic Trainer Service Award is an honor recognizing qualified DCATA members in the District of Columbia for their service and contributions to the profession of athletic training and the Association. This unique Statehood award recipient has been dedicated at the district and local level within the District of Columbia and adjacent jurisdictions.
Eligibility:
15 years BOC certification
10 years certified membership in DCATA (may include DC registration with NATA if DCATA is not active at that time)
Exemplifies the mission statements of the DCATA, MAATA, NATA and the NATA Code of Ethics.
May not be a current DCATA Board Member.
Must be nominated by a DCATA member in good standing.
The DCATA Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award is a prestigious honor that recognizes qualified DCATA members for their exceptional, unique and professional contributions to the athletic training profession at the local level. This award reflects a lifetime of dedication to the Association and the field of athletic training.
Eligibility:
NATA member in good standing
15 years BOC certified membership
10 years certified membership in DCATA. (Registration with the District of Columbia before active DCATA included.)
Not currently serving on DCATA Board.
Must be nominated by a DCATA member in good standing.
The DCATA Athletic Trainer of the Year award recognizes the athletic trainer working in the District of Columbia who exemplifies excellence in the field of athletic training.
Eligibility:
Current DCATA member in good standing.
Not a current DCATA Board member.
Must be nominated by a DCATA member in good standing.
The DCATA Hall of Fame award recognizes the exceptional and most prestigious athletic trainers working in the District of Columbia. This athletic trainer has shown passion, dedication and made contributions that have made an impact during their career as an athletic trainer on the local level. Nominations must be made by a DCATA athletic trainer.
Eligibility:
Current or retired NATA member in good standing.
At least 10 years certified membership in the DCATA.
Must have worked in the District of Columbia for at least 15 years. (May be non-consecutive.)
Must have made contributions to the Association at the District of Columbia level.
Not a current DCATA Board member.
Must be nominated by a DCATA member in good standing.
DCATA Honors & Awards Committee
Mission Statement: To recognize and award DCATA members, other supporting District of Columbia professionals, and organizations that have provided and supported high quality modern-day preventative, emergency, and rehabilitative care to the athletes and citizens of the District of Columbia.
"We cannot wait to celebrate you!"
Patricia Billingslea-Cox, MS,LAT,ATC,CEAS
Honors & Awards Committee Chair
Kemba D. Ford, MS,LAT,ATC
Honors & Awards Committee Member
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