Athletic Training Services Sample Clauses

Athletic Training Services. During the athletic events at which Athletic Trainers are in attendance, they shall attend to any injuries sustained by School students as a result of the student's participation in the athletic event. Services provided by Athletic Trainers may include, without limitation: (1) performing physicals for student athletes as necessary, (2) conducting an initial assessment of an athlete's injury or illness and formulating an impression of the injury or illness in order to provide emergency care and referral to a physician for definitive diagnosis and treatment, if necessary; (3) administering first aid and emergency care for acute athletic injuries and illnesses; and (4) providing health care information to and counseling athletes while at the athletic event. Before athletic events, Athletic Trainers may carry out injury prevention measures to minimize the risk of injury during play. In addition, Athletic Trainers will provide on- site injury checks each week during competitive seasons, pre-participation physicals to student athletes at each school (mass participation format only), and will offer ImPACT testing for all high school student athletes in district after district approval (cost paid by student athlete or school). All examinations and treatment of student athletes will be performed in the presence of the parent, coach, another student athlete, or school designee. All services provided by Athletic Trainers will be in accordance with state and federal law, Board of Education policies and administrative procedures, and MSHSAA standards and guidelines with respect to the provision of such services, specifically including the assessment and treatment of concussions.
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Athletic Training Services. The Athletic Trainer providing AT Services to the School will have (or will be in as of the Commencement Date diligently pursuing) received certification by the Board of Certification, Inc. and licensure from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In addition, the Athletic Trainer will have completed (or will be in the process of completing) the training requirements of the Child Protective Services Law and a PA Criminal Background Check, PA Child Abuse History and PA FBI Clearance. Copies of all documentation will be forwarded to the School upon request.
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Athletic Training Services. During the School Year, the ATs will attend practices and games of the School District’s sports teams (“School Events”), except where the School District has scheduled multiple events at the same time, one or more of which is scheduled to occur outside the School District property. In the event of conflict, the ATs and the Athletic Director will determine which events are to be covered. • Upon request, ATs will provide Services for additional events that are not School Events, such as playoff games and league games. School District shall notify LGMG no less than 48 hours in advance of the non-School Event when requesting Athletic Trainer Services. • ATs will see out-of-season student athletes as time permits, while granting first priority to in-season student athletes. • ATs will advise the School District as to the supplies and training equipment required for the School District’s athletic training programs. • ATs will assist the School District’s faculty and coaching staff in the design and implementation of a student athletic training aide program. • ATs will provide continuing education programs to the School District’s coaching staff. • ATs will attend preseason coaches’ meetings, and upon request, PTO and school board meetings. • ATs will coordinate and provide injury follow up and evaluations for the School District’s team physician. • ATs will monitor athletic injuries and develop injury prevention training and programs with the advice and consent of School District’s team physician. • School District is responsible for contracting with Emergency Medical Services (“EMS Personnel”), if so desired. Therefore, services under this agreement shall not include emergency medical services, unless such treatment is needed prior to arrival of EMS Personnel or to assist EMS Personnel as needed. • LGMG will work to provide priority access for School District student-athletes to LGH physical therapy at all Lancaster General Health locations. • LGMG shall provide information and treatment protocols to School District and student-athletes regarding concussions and other common sports injuries, as well as guidelines addressing post-injury return-to-play. • LGMG shall, in coordination with athletic department provide 1 mass sports pre-participation physical over the summer in preparation for the upcoming school year on-site at a designated school district facility. School District and LGMG agree upon the following additional terms • School District/Athletic Departm...
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Athletic Training Services. The Athletic Trainer shall provide the Services as generally set forth in Subchapter H issued under Section 51.1 of the Medical Practice Act of 1985 (63 P. S. § 422.51a(d)); amended under Sections 8 and 51.1(d) of the Medical Practice Act of 1985 (63
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Athletic Training Services. Contractor agrees to furnish those athletic training services as set forth on Exhibit A attached hereto (the “Athletic Training Services”) during such times and at those events set forth on Exhibit B attached hereto. In the event Contractor’s attendance would be required at more than one (1) event as set forth on Exhibit B as a result of multiple events being scheduled for the same time, the Athletic Director for the School will give Contractor reasonable prior notice as to whether Contractor shall divide its time between events or whether the Contractor shall only attend one (1) of the events. Contractor represents that its Athletic Training Services shall be provided in a first-class high quality and professional manner and that it has the background and expertise and personnel necessary to provide the Athletic Training Services for the School.
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Athletic Training Services. MNPG shall provide up to two (2) licensed athletic trainers (the “Athletic Trainers”) for the period beginning on the first day of fall sports heat acclimation practices and shall continue to provide such Athletic Trainers until the conclusion of spring sports competition. As long as MNPG is exercising reasonable efforts to hire such Athletic Trainers in a timely manner, MNPG shall not be liable for any delays in performance related to its inability to hire such Athletic Trainers. The Athletic Trainers, in cooperation with BEASD’s athletic department staff and coaches, shall provide: 1. Athletic event and practice coverage; 2. Injury assessment; 3. Injury rehabilitation; 4. On-field first aid management; 5. Post injury triaging and care coordination; 6. Pre & post-competition taping and treatment; 7. Strength training, conditioning and nutrition consultation; 8. Athletic training student supervision; and 9. Care consistent with the protocols determined in cooperation with the Physician (as defined below).
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Athletic Training Services. During the athletic events at which Athletic Trainers are in attendance, they shall attend to any injuries sustained by School students as a result of the student's participation in the athletic event. Services provided by Athletic Trainers may include, without limitation: (1) performing physicals for student athletes as necessary, (2) conducting an initial assessment of an athlete's injury or illness and formulating an impression of the injury or illness in order to provide emergency care and referral to a physician for definitive diagnosis and treatment, if necessary; (3) administering first aid and emergency care for acute athletic injuries and illnesses; and (4) providing health care information to and counseling athletes while at the athletic event. Before athletic events, Athletic Trainers may carry out injury prevention measures to minimize the risk of injury during play. In addition, Athletic Trainers will provide on- site injury checks each week during competitive seasons, pre-participation physicals to student athletes at each school (mass participation format only), and will offer ImPACT testing for all high school student athletes (cost paid by student athlete or school). All examinations and treatment of student athletes will be performed in the presence of the parent, coach, another student athlete, or school designee. Overland Park Regional Medical Center will be recognized as the exclusive/sole provider of Sports Medicine/Athletic Training Services for Wellsville High School (school).
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Athletic Training Services. The Athletic Trainer providing AT Services to the School will be certified by the Board of Certification, Inc. and licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In addition, the Athletic Trainer will have current clearances required by Pennsylvania law. UPMCSM shall maintain copies of all clearances and will forward to the School upon request.
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