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CATA NCE - Legalities (CATA-specific)
Questions with Correct Answers for a Specific
Exam Mail
What are the 5 practice domains/competencies of Athletic Therapy?
Ans: 1. Prevention
2. Assessment
3. Intervention
4. Practice Management
5. Professional Responsibility
How do you maintain your CAT(C) certification?
Ans: 1. Achieve 21 CEUs every 3 years
2. Maintain professional liability insurance
3. Maintain BLS certification
4. Pay annual dues for national + Provincial bodies
How do you become a Certification Candidate?
Ans: 1. Be enrolled at a CATA accredited institution
2. Hold a valid First Aid and BLS certificate, or a CATA-approved equivalent
3. Complete the Online Application for Certification Candidate Membership
4. Maintain status for 18 months prior to attempting the NCE
How does a Certification Candidate become a a CAT(C)?
Pretest - Stuvia US
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Ans: 1. Successfully complete a CATA accredited program and earn a
Bachelor's degree
2. Obtain a valid First Responder certificate or CATA equivalent in order to
attempt the exam
3. Maintain BLS certificate or CATA approved equivalent
4. Attempt and pass the NCE
5. Maintain status with CATA and Regional Chapter, and adhere to the
Scope of Practice, By-laws, and Codes of Ethics and Professional Conduct
How long do you have to attempt the NCE after graduation?
Ans: 2 years
How many months must you maintain status with the CATA prior to
attempting the NCE?
Ans: 18 months
What are the passing requirements for the written exam?
Ans: Certification Candidate must achieve a score equal to or higher than
the Minimal Passing Level (MPL) calculated for that particular exam
How does the CATA achieve self-regulation?
Ans: Through the CATA's Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct
How does the CATA protect the public through its Code of Ethics and Code
of Conduct?
Pretest - Stuvia US
CATA NCE - Legalities (CATA-specific)
Questions with Correct Answers for a Specific
Exam Mail
What are the 5 practice domains/competencies of Athletic Therapy?
Ans: 1. Prevention
2. Assessment
3. Intervention
4. Practice Management
5. Professional Responsibility
How do you maintain your CAT(C) certification?
Ans: 1. Achieve 21 CEUs every 3 years
2. Maintain professional liability insurance
3. Maintain BLS certification
4. Pay annual dues for national + Provincial bodies
How do you become a Certification Candidate?
Ans: 1. Be enrolled at a CATA accredited institution
2. Hold a valid First Aid and BLS certificate, or a CATA-approved equivalent
3. Complete the Online Application for Certification Candidate Membership
4. Maintain status for 18 months prior to attempting the NCE
How does a Certification Candidate become a a CAT(C)?
Pretest - Stuvia US
, 2
Ans: 1. Successfully complete a CATA accredited program and earn a
Bachelor's degree
2. Obtain a valid First Responder certificate or CATA equivalent in order to
attempt the exam
3. Maintain BLS certificate or CATA approved equivalent
4. Attempt and pass the NCE
5. Maintain status with CATA and Regional Chapter, and adhere to the
Scope of Practice, By-laws, and Codes of Ethics and Professional Conduct
How long do you have to attempt the NCE after graduation?
Ans: 2 years
How many months must you maintain status with the CATA prior to
attempting the NCE?
Ans: 18 months
What are the passing requirements for the written exam?
Ans: Certification Candidate must achieve a score equal to or higher than
the Minimal Passing Level (MPL) calculated for that particular exam
How does the CATA achieve self-regulation?
Ans: Through the CATA's Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct
How does the CATA protect the public through its Code of Ethics and Code
of Conduct?
Pretest - Stuvia US
