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Football Officiating => Texas Topics => Topic started by: Official_21 on November 26, 2011, 05:14:45 PM
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I am planning on going back to school next year and start a new career in healthcare (Planning on getting certified as an EKG tech). With school and possibly a new job coming, I won't have time to call football.
I was thinking about becoming an auxiliary member of TASO football/my chapter, but what exactly does an auxiliary membership qualify you to do and will it really help me remain active in the chapter?
I would have emailed the appropriate chapter contacts, but both gmail and my comcast email are acting a bit strange this afternoon.
TIA for any insight that can be provided.
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From what I've gathered online, you're covered under TASO insurance, but cannot step onto the field as an official. In order to be a timer or other auxiliary officiating member, you must be at least an aux member. Not sure if this gets you voting rights in chapter matters or not.
Best regards,
Brad
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Thanks Brad, that's what I was thinking too, but wanted to make sure.
That will help me keep in the loop as it were as I start my new healthcare career after school :)