This free program provides high school students with hands-on sports medicine training and mentorship from certified athletic trainers, offering a significant advantage for future healthcare careers.
The West Coast Sports Medicine Foundation Team To Win Summer Mentoring Program is a free educational workshop designed for high school students interested in pursuing careers in sports medicine and athletic training. The program offers hands-on learning experiences, educational workshops, and insights from guest speakers in various medical professions. Students gain practical skills in injury recognition, treatment, and rehabilitation, including topics like First Aid/CPR/AED, wound care, taping, bandaging, and splinting. The curriculum also covers career opportunities in sports medicine and college pathways. Certified Athletic Trainers from Team to Win serve as instructors, providing a fun, relaxed, and challenging learning environment. This program aims to provide students with a basic knowledge of sports medicine and equip them with the tools to work with athletic trainers at their high schools. It also serves as a valuable resume builder for those aspiring to enter competitive athletic training, nursing, or physical therapy programs.
A typical day involves educational workshops, interactive sessions on injury recognition and treatment, and presentations from guest speakers in various medical fields. Students participate in hands-on learning for skills like taping and splinting.
This program is best for Los Angeles Area high school students with an interest in sports medicine and athletic training, particularly those considering careers in healthcare fields like athletic training, nursing, or physical therapy.
Mira Costa High School, Manhattan Beach, CA
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