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Sep 18, 2004
What does your school do about students injured during
sporting events? I've always wanted to know. At one time
in my life, even though I'm not yet 30, I was a
firefighter/paramedic. I still am a KY paramedic, and I
was thinking of becoming a coach/athletic trainer.
Question: who initially dianoses and treats students
injured on the field or court? Is it their coach, or is
there a coach specially trained for this?
I know most health teachers are coaches so that's why I
posted here too.
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