This free program provides high school students with practical sports medicine skills and career exploration opportunities, taught by Certified Athletic Trainers.
The West Coast Sports Medicine Foundation (WCSMF) Summer Mentoring Program, also known as the Team to Win Summer Mentoring Program, offers high school students a free, in-person opportunity to explore careers in sports medicine and athletic training. The program provides educational workshops and hands-on experiences, emphasizing fundamental skills and knowledge. Students learn about injury recognition, treatment, and rehabilitation, and gain practical skills such as First Aid/CPR/AED, wound care, taping, bandaging, and splinting. The curriculum also covers careers in sports medicine, college opportunities, and emergency management care of injuries. Guest speakers from various medical professions share their expertise, providing valuable insights into the field. The program aims to equip students with the tools to work with athletic trainers at their high schools and serves as a resume builder for those interested in competitive athletic training, nursing, or physical therapy programs.
A typical day involves educational workshops, guest speakers from various medical professions, and hands-on practice of skills such as First Aid/CPR/AED, taping, bandaging, and splinting.
This program is best for high school students in the Los Angeles area who are interested in pursuing careers in sports medicine, athletic training, nursing, or physical therapy.
Mira Costa High School, Manhattan Beach, CA
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