Athletic Training

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In association with the National Athletic Training Association, the Cumberland Valley High School Athletic Trainers would like to remind you that:

• • Athletic Training is practiced by certified athletic trainers: healthcare professionals who work to prevent, diagnose, and intervene in case of emergency, acute and chronic medical conditions, particularly in the orthopedic and musculoskeletal disciplines.
  • Athletic trainers hold at least a bachelor's degree and are certified through an independent agency, the Board of Certification, Incorporated.
  • Athletic trainers are part of the sports medicine and health care team, that includes physicians and other health care personnel.
  • Athletic trainers provide a financial return on investment to secondary schools, occupational employers, physicians, hospitals and clinics; and help to ease the burden on the public and private health care system.
  • Athletic trainers differ from personal trainers or "trainers" who focus solely on fitness and conditioning. Athletic trainers have higher educational and certification requirements than personal trainers. 

The Cumberland Valley School District Athletic Trainers are committed to providing quality health care to the student-athletes of the Cumberland Valley School District through prevention, evaluation, rehabilitation, and treatment of athletic injuries and illness.

CPRS Physical Therapy

2016-2017 School Year

 Physicals must be done on or after June 1, 2016

NO ATHLETE WILL BE PERMITTED TO TRYOUT/PRACTICE WITHOUT A COMPLETED: 

-PIAA Physical Packet sections 1-6

-Risk of Injury Form

-Random Drug Testing Forms

-Section 7 is only for FALL to WINTER athletes and/or WINTER to SPRING athletes. Section 7 of the PIAA (re-certification form) can be completed at the very earliest 6 weeks prior to the WINTER or SPRING season.

Below are all the forms needed.

Related Files

PIAA Physical (PDF -280 KB)
Must have sections 1-6 fully completed (section 7 is the re-cert form for Winter and Spring athletes that played or tried out for a Fall and/or Winter sport)

Risk of Injury Form (DOCX -17 KB)
Must have this form completed to try-out

Drug Testing Forms (PDF -229 KB)
Must have these forms completed to try-out

NATA Position Statement on the Management of Concussions (PDF -1.23 MB)

NATA Position Statement on Lightning Safety (PDF -350 KB)

NATA Official Statement on Community-acquired MRSA infections (PDF -25 KB)

NATA Official Statement on Steroids and Performance Enhancing Substances (PDF -527 KB)

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Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association

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• CPRS
  Central Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Services