Policy & Procedure

Manual

The AATA is a nonprofit organization that represents, promotes, and provides leadership and opportunity for athletic therapists across Alberta. We are a regional chapter of the Canadian Athletic Therapists’ Association (CATA) and work to ensure that all of its members have met and maintained both National and Provincial membership requirements.

AATA Policies and Procedures

This document details the operational policies and procedures of the Alberta Athletic Therapist Association, covering areas such as professional standards, membership management, and organizational functions.

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AATA Bylaws

This document outlines the governing rules, policies, and procedures for the Alberta Athletic Therapist Association (AATA), including membership eligibility, meetings, and board responsibilities.

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The Alberta Athletic Therapists’ Association (AATA) is a registered not-for-profit organization in Alberta, operating under the Societies Act (Registration No. [Insert Number]). The association is authorized and regulated by the Alberta Ministry of Health and complies with all applicable provincial laws and regulations governing professional associations. All services and resources provided by AATA align with provincial standards to support Athletic Therapists and their clients effectively and ethically.

The Alberta Athletic Therapists’ Association (AATA) acknowledges that we operate on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Nations and Peoples. We honor and recognize the Treaty 6, 7, and 8 territories, as well as the Métis Nation of Alberta, whose histories, languages, and cultures continue to enrich our communities. We are committed to fostering respectful relationships and meaningful collaboration with Indigenous communities as we work to support the health and well-being of all Albertans.