Sports Medicine Services Sample Clauses

Sports Medicine Services. Beacon and/or TriHealth shall provide the services and its employed athletic trainers (individually an "AT" or collectively, the "ATs") as described on Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. All ATs shall be licensed as athletic trainers by the Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Athletic Trainers Board and shall be certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification ("NATABOC"). ATs shall provide the Services under the direction of a Beacon, TriHealth, or TriHealth- affiliated physician licensed to practice medicine in Ohio. Beacon employs physicians who are engaged in the practice of sports medicine and orthopaedic surgery. Beacon shall provide the services described in Exhibit A, including physicians who will serve as Medical Directors to provide medical supervision and consultation to the School and its student athletes. Physicians shall be licensed to practice medicine in the state of Ohio. Such physicians and the ATs are collectively referred to as "Professionals." Each Professional shall maintain a close working relationship with School's coaches, athletic director, and health athletic trainer(s) to ensure consistent communications DocuSign Envelope ID: 6B9D9574-8334-41DD-8E1A-6BA1F7D765DD DocuSign Envelope ID: 10D0A97D-2266-4ABF-B2C3-08420A84A407 and quality of service, but School shall at all times respect each Professional's independent medical judgment and control over his or her professional services. At no time shall School knowingly issue to a Professional any direction or impose any requirement that would require the Professional to violate professional ethics or the mandates of his or her profession. In addition, the Parties acknowledge and agree that college students who are enrolled in a college Athletic Training Program (“Student AT”), may be precepted by Professionals at School. At all times Student AT will be under the supervision and direction of Professionals. There will be no charges to School for any Services provided by Student AT. School shall be responsible for entering into an Affiliation Agreement with the college(s) where the Student AT’s are enrolled.
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Sports Medicine Services. TriHealth shall provide the services and its employed athletic trainers ("AT") as described on Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. In the event that School requests TriHealth to provide the services of an additional AT (“Additional Coverage”), TriHealth shall, whenever possible, provide such Additional Coverage in exchange for payment of Thirty-Five Dollars ($35) per hour. There is no guarantee that any request for Additional Coverage will be granted. TriHealth shall invoice School for Additional Coverage and School shall pay such invoices within 30 days of the date on the invoice. In addition, Beacon shall provide the services of one AT, as described on Exhibit A. All ATs shall be licensed as athletic trainers by the Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Athletic Trainers Board and shall be certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification ("NATABOC"). ATs shall provide the Services under the direction of a Beacon, TriHealth, or TriHealth- affiliated physician licensed to practice medicine in Ohio. Beacon and TriHealth employ physicians who are engaged in the practice of sports medicine and orthopaedic surgery. Beacon shall provide the services described in Exhibit A, including a physician who will serve as Medical Director to provide medical supervision and consultation to the School and its student athletes. Physician shall be licensed to practice medicine in the state of Ohio. In addition, TriHealth shall provide the services of one physician who will share the role as Medical Director. Such physician and the ATs are collectively referred to as "Professionals." Each Professional shall maintain a close working relationship with School's coaches, athletic director, and health athletic trainer(s) to ensure consistent communications and quality of service, but School shall at all times respect each Professional's independent medical judgment and control over his or her professional services. At no time shall School knowingly issue to a Professional any direction or impose any requirement that would require the Professional to violate professional ethics or the mandates of his or her profession. In addition, the Parties acknowledge and agree that college students who are enrolled in a college Athletic Training Program (“Student AT”), may be precepted by Professionals at School. At all times Student AT will be under the supervision and direction of Professionals. There will be no charges to ...
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Sports Medicine Services. During the term, SportsPlus Athletic Training will provide the following services for the Program: 2.1 Certified Athletic Trainer. SportsPlus Athletic Training will provide a dedicated Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) for all major sports (practices, home games, home tournaments and home meets), according to a schedule to be mutually agreed. As of the date of this contract, these sports consist of Men’s and Women’s Cross Country; Men’s and Women’s Soccer; Men’s and Women’s Basketball; Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving; Men’s and Women’s Water Polo.
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Sports Medicine Services. MNPG shall provide the following sports medicine services to BEASD: 1. Deliver responsive, coordinated sports medicine services; 2. Implement clinical protocols which improve the treatment and rehabilitation of the injured athlete; 3. Reduce the risk of catastrophic injuries or medical events resulting from interscholastic program participation; 4. Establish productive, interactive working relationships with coaches, athletes and athletic department staff; 5. Provide the BEASD Board of Directors, Administration and Athletic Department, qualified risk management consultation; and 6. Provide sports medicine education and clinics for parents, athletes, coaches, and training staff.
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Sports Medicine Services. CMH hereby agrees to provide, by and through CMH physicians and other staff, sports medicine services to District as further described in this Section 4 (“Sports Medicine Services”). Hereinafter, Athletic Trainer Services and Sports Medicine Services are collectively referred to as “Services”. The Sports Medicine Services will be provided in accordance with recognized sports medicine standards and shall include the following:
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