Louisiana 2023 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR102

Introduced
5/18/23  

Caption

Commends the members of the Louisiana Athletic Trainers' Association and designates Tuesday, May 30, 2023, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes the importance of athletic training as a recognized allied healthcare profession according to the American Medical Association. Certification for these professionals requires adherence to rigorous educational standards. By designating a specific day for recognition, the bill seeks to enhance public awareness of the role of athletic trainers and possibly lay the groundwork for greater support and resources for these essential healthcare providers in Louisiana.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 102, introduced by Senator Boudreaux, commends the members of the Louisiana Athletic Trainers' Association (LATA) for their dedicated service to athletes in Louisiana. The bill designates May 30, 2023, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol, aiming to acknowledge the contributions of athletic trainers to the health and safety of athletes. Athletic trainers are recognized professionals who specialize in the prevention and treatment of sports-related injuries, making their work vital in the context of health and sports.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding SR102 is positive, highlighting the acknowledgment and appreciation for the unwavering commitment of athletic trainers. This resolution serves not only to honor the past achievements of these professionals but also aims to inspire future growth and recognition within the athletic community. The initiative reflects a broader recognition of healthcare providers who often work behind the scenes to ensure athlete safety.

Contention

While SR102 is primarily a resolution honoring athletic trainers, discussions may arise surrounding public health resources for athletic training programs and their integration into sports at various levels. However, the nature of the resolution appears to evoke consensus rather than contention, as it serves to uplift a professional group and raise awareness of its significance in the state.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR21

Commends Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association members for their work on behalf of Louisiana athletes and designates March 27, 2024, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the State Capitol.

LA SR106

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates Tuesday, April 17, 2018, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR6

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates Tuesday, April 11, 2017, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol

LA SR61

Commends the members of the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association for their dedicated hard work on behalf of the athletes of Louisiana and designates April 23, 2019, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol.

LA HR195

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates May 24, 2016, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol

LA HR27

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates March 29, 2022, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol

LA HR61

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates April 23, 2019, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol

LA HR193

Designates May 30, 2023, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol

LA SR19

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association for its dedicated hard work on behalf of the athletes of Louisiana and to designate

LA HR101

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates April 17, 2018, as LATA Day at the state capitol

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