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| Scott Winslow |
The Athletic Trainer Service Award
recognizes NATA members for their contributions to the athletic training
profession as a volunteer at the local and state levels.
For more than two decades, Winslow
has been a committed volunteer, giving of his time and talents to organizations
in both Kansas and Missouri. Among Winslow’s volunteer work, he has served as a
certified athletic trainer during the NAIA Division II Men’s National
Basketball Championship since 2005. His other roles include serving as
educational program chair of the Missouri Athletic Trainers’ Association since
2010 as well as Youth Activities Chairman for the Knights of Columbus Council
#6470.
“We
are always excited to recognize the dedication, excellence, inspirational
outlook and commitment of our honorees, and this year is no exception. These
recipients serve as role models to their peers and represent some of the best
of the best of the athletic training profession,” said NATA Honors & Awards
Committee Chair Chuck Kimmel, ATC. “We know they will continue to contribute to
their place of work and their community at large in ensuring quality of care
and optimal health moving into the years ahead.”
“I
feel honored to have been nominated and selected to receive this service
award,” Winslow said. “It is a great feeling to be recognized by my peers for
the work that I have done and enjoy doing.”
Winslow will be honored with the Athletic Trainer Service
Award during NATA’s 67th Clinical Symposia & AT Expo in Baltimore on June
24.
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