Frequently Asked Questions

-Supervise one or two athletic training students. Provide ample opportunities for them to learn. Demonstrate and communicate clearly expectations and hopes for them during camp. Provide encouragement and feedback when appropriate.

-Familiarize yourself with EAP and comment edits for future years.

-Review, flag, and follow up on all physicals during registration day and throughout the camp program.

-Provide medical coverage for labs (practice) and the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. (game time)

-Communicate effectively with SPECIAL Directors on a plan to provide a safe and optimal environment for all participants.

-Communicate with camp staff any individuals who are at high risk of injuries.

-Communicate with hydration specialists for the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. and school ATs.

-Take inventory of all medical supplies both prior to and after UTC week. Provide supplies order list to UTC ATs no later than one-week post camp.

-You will review health history and pre-participation physical forms, organize supplies and create a temporary treatment room, cover athletic events, respond to injuries and manage emergencies, triage and examine injuries, and provide treatments as necessary. Water and ice will be managed by a separate team of staff

-Under the direct supervision of a Certified AT you will be able to apply your athletic training skills. Including but not limited to intervention and prevention of injuries, diagnosing, emergency and immediate care, rehabilitation methods, and administrative tasks.

-You will assist the head athletic trainer with medical coverage for labs (practice) and the SPECIAL (game time).

-You will review health history and pre-participation physical forms, organize supplies and create a temporary treatment room, cover athletic events, respond to injuries and manage emergencies, triage and examine injuries, and provide treatments as necessary. Water and ice will be managed by a separate team of staff

Before camp starts our Sports Performance Staff (with UTC Leadership) will identify one Certified Athletic Trainer as the Head Athletic Trainer for that location. This person will be asked to attend two brief orientations prior to camp if they are attending for the first time. One meeting will be with UTC staff, another with only the medical team camp director(s).

No, the camp has a full medical kit at your disposal for the week along with ample supplies to restock if necessary. You will take inventory the first day on site and if you realize you need anything we can make a run prior to camp starting. We do recommend bringing a small fanny pack though if you prefer to have a smaller bag on you alongside your med kit.

All athletes are required either bring or (preferably) submit their heath history, current athletic physical form, and family insurance via SportWare. The health history forms can be filled out at registration. Their insurance will be the primary insurance, and AIA holds participant insurance that can act as secondary insurance if the circumstance qualifies.

Yes, if you would like to view the EAP for a location, let us know using the “send us an email” link above and we will connect with you.

You will provide medical service during two 2-hour blocks each day: One in the morning and one in the afternoon where athletes will scrimmage each other.

You will also host one hour of office hours after lunch, where athletes can see you for concerns.

Outside of these hours, you are off medically.

We encourage you to take part in the other aspects of camp and rest when needed.

If you would like to see a sample camp schedule we have put one on the FAQ page.

The camp is casual. You are allowed to wear T-shirts and athletic shorts as long as they are appropriate length and none of the graphics are offensive. Polos or professional attire are not required.

Unfortunately due to liability, we are unable to use the campuses’ ATR thus the only modalities we have available are ice, myofascial release, and any manual therapies that don't require equipment. The majority of your medical time will be spent diagnosing.

ARRIVAL

Although it’s not mandatory, we highly encourage Athletic Trainers to consider arriving a day before the campers arrive on Sunday.

ATs in the past have appreciated the extra time to settle in, take inventory of medical supplies, and grow relationships with other staff prior to campers’ arrival.

If you are unable to come early, we still encourage you to arrive as early as your schedule allows for ample preparation. If you are accepted, confirm expected arrival times with the UTC location director or Head AT.

DEPARTURE

You are free to depart as early as Saturday afternoon after the campers depart, though we’d love for you to stay until Sunday morning to join our staff celebrating what happened the past 10 days.

*These are preferred days and times that can be flexible if you have issues that arise. Consult Head AT as the camp date gets closer.

Dress is casual and chill. Towels, blankets, sheets, and pillows will be provided by location. These are generic linens so if you need particulars you will want to bring those with you. Please check weather patterns before you pack.

Required Packing List for Trainers:

- Fanny pack

- Hand roller

-Enough workout gear for five days

-Sweatshirt or light jacket for cool nights

-Pants/Jeans

-Running shoes

-Basketball shoes

-Another pair of training shoes in case the shoes get wet

-Toiletries

-Shower sandals

-Water bottle

-Sunscreen

-Sunglasses

-Bible (you will receive one at UTC if you don’t have one)

-Pens

-Extra cash for gifts, swag, snacks, etc.