The bill proposes the establishment of the Athletic Trainer Compact in Ohio through the enactment of sections 4755.72 and 4755.721 of the Revised Code. This compact aims to facilitate the practice of Licensed Athletic Trainers across member states, thereby enhancing public access to athletic training services. Key objectives include promoting workforce development, reducing administrative burdens, and ensuring public health and safety through cooperation among states. The bill outlines definitions relevant to the compact, eligibility criteria for states to join, and mandates criminal background checks for applicants seeking a Compact Qualifying License.

Additionally, the bill creates the Athletic Trainer Licensure Compact Commission to oversee the compact's implementation and operations. It introduces an Executive Committee with defined powers, mandates public meetings, and establishes a coordinated Data System for managing licensure records and adverse actions. The bill also details a comprehensive rulemaking process, including public hearings, and outlines the withdrawal process for member states. Amendments to existing compact governance include provisions for data privacy and the authority of the Commission to enforce compliance among member states. Overall, the bill aims to create a streamlined framework for athletic trainers while ensuring regulatory compliance and public safety.