Sports Medicine
Mission statement
The Missouri S&T Sports Medicine Program seeks to provide cutting-edge healthcare that is organized, professional, and efficient as to ensure that our student-athletes can maintain a high quality of life and continue to achieve academic success.
About MISSOURI S&T sports medicine
The Missouri S&T sports medicine team consists of 4 full time athletic trainers, 2 intern athletic trainers, an in-house team doctor, an orthopedic nurse, an insurance coordinator, and works with 2 orthopedic surgeons that are employed by Phelps County Regional Medical Center. Our sports medicine team works under student health services, instead of athletics like most other schools. This allows for us to work closer with a medical team and helps us to be recognized as health care professionals.
We have 3 athletic training rooms that we utilize. The Kaczmarek Sports Medicine Facility is in the Student Health Complex and is primarily used for rehabilitation. The athletic training room in the Gale Bullman multipurpose building is used for pre- and post- practice treatments. Finally, we have an athletic training room located in the football fieldhouse which is used for all football pre- and post- practice treatments as well as track meets.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday, 9:00AM-2:00PM at Kaczmareck Sports Medicine Facility. Also available by appointment outside regular buisness hours. Athletic Trainers will be available 1 hour before scheduled practices and 30 minutes after at the Gale Bullman Multipurpose Building Athletic Training room.
- New Student Athletes
- Returning Student Athletes
- Visiting Athletic Trainer Information
- Forms
- Student Workers
New Student Athletes
Welcome to S&T Sports Medicine! View the New Student Athlete Letter 2018.
Click here to complete forms on patient portal.
Our physical process is very thorough and will be scheduled by your coach and athletic trainer. Before we do your physical we need all athletes to fill out the forms that are posted on their student portal. If you have had any surgery or fractures in the last 5 years we need the records before you arrive for your physical. During the physical process you will have a regular physical exam, an orthopedic screening, an EKG, an ImPACT test, and a sickle cell test if you have not already had one. It takes 2 days to get the results back from the sickle cell test and you cannot participate until then, so please have this done before you get to campus. If you have any questions please contact your athletic trainer.
Returning Student Athletes
At the start of every year we need all athletes to submit a copy of their most recent insurance card. You can email a copy to your athletic trainer and/or put it on ACS.
Also, please notify your athletic trainer if you have changed the dosage of any medications you are taking or started taking a new medication.
Visiting Athletic Trainer Information
Football: Two ATCs will be present at all games. There will be at least one doctor on the home team sideline at each game. An ambulance will be available at the northeast gate during the game. The following will be provided at each game: AED, crutches, splints, water, cups, towels, ice, ice bags/wrap, biohazard bag, sideline table. Hot packs will be available outside the visiting team locker room.
All other sports: At least one ATC will be present at all home games. A doctor will be on call for every game. The following will be provided at each game: AED, crutches, splints, water, cups, towels, ice, ice bags/wrap, hot packs.
Towels for the teams to shower will NOT be provided by our staff. If you are not sending an athletic trainer with your team please notify our staff and send a fully stocked kit with the supplies the athletes will need. If there is something that is not listed that you will need please contact the host ATC.
Visiting team practices are not typically covered by our staff. Please contact the host ATC to ensure you have everything you need.
Forms
Student Workers
Student Paraprofessionals will assist the Certified Athletic Trainers in the preparation and coverage of all Missouri S&T athletics team practices and competitions. Some duties may include but are not limited to: ensuring athletes have adequate hydration, activating the EMS based upon our emergency action plan (EAP), and any other tasks under the supervision or direction of the Certified Athletic Trainer or Sports Medicine Staff. Student Paraprofessionals are expected to be made available for the entire length of athletic events. This includes pre-game preparations (water, field set up etc.) and post-game clean up and treatments.
All students are encouraged to apply.
Work hours will be determined by Missouri S&T athletics practice schedules, events, and must be able to work some weekends. Students are allowed 20 hours work a week while school is in session and 40 hours work a week when school is not in session.
Contact:
Will Baum
Sports Medicine Staff & Athletic Training
Phone Number: 314-580-2973
Email: baumw@mst.edu
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