RANGER SPORTS MEDICINE
The Athletic Training Staff at the University is pleased that your daughter/son will be participating in NCAA Division II Intercollegiate Athletics while at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.
The Athletic Training Staff consists of three Certified Athletic Trainers (ATC’s) licensed by the State of Wisconsin. The staff provides coverage for all home practices and events. ATC’s duties include prevention of injuries, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and consultation to all student-athletes.
UW-Parkside has a relationship with local physicians (one orthopedic surgeon and one general practitioner with sports medicine training) that assist with the care of our athletes. These physicians visit the athletic training room weekly for evaluations and referrals for student-athletes. Additionally, the physicians provide coverage for championship home events. Student-Athletes must be evaluated by an ATC prior to visiting with the physicians. The UW-Parkside Team physicians have the final say on the participation of an injured/ill student-athlete.
Prior to any participation in intercollegiate athletics – including practices or strength and conditioning activities- all necessary paperwork must be completed.
Freshman/Transfers Must complete the following paperwork. Write legible.
· Physical – must be completed on the UW-Parkside form and must have completed no later than 3 months prior to classes starting. Must be completed by a Licensed Medical Doctor (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO)
· Health History Questionnaire – Must be completed prior to the physical and signed by the physician completing physical form. All yes answers must be explained. Form is found the homelink system.
· Insurance and Medical Information on Homelink – each athlete with be given a password and login in information
· NCAA Insurance Form – Must include copy of front and back of Insurance Card
· Authorization Form – Must be signed and returned prior to participation
Returning Student Athletes Must complete the following. Write Legible
· Physical – must be completed on the UW-Parkside form and must have completed no later than 3 months prior to classes starting. Must be completed by a Licensed Medical Doctor (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO)
· Insurance and Medical Information on Homelink – each athlete with be given a password and login in information
· NCAA Insurance Form – Must include copy of front and back of Insurance Card
· Authorization Form – Must be signed and returned prior to participation
UW-Parkside does not provide insurance for any student-athlete. All student-athletes must provide their own primary medical insurance for the entire duration of the academic year. The University assumes no legal obligation to pay any such medical expenses due to an injury/illness suffered during athletic participation. The NCAA requires a student-athlete to have a minimum coverage of $90,000.
For those athletes who are taking an ADHD medication please click on the link below - NCAA ADHD Medication. This will guide you through the NCAA ADHD Medical Exemption Form.
The Athletic Training Staff looks forward to working with your daughter/son. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Kenneth Wilka, M.Ed., LAT, ATC
Director of Sports Medicine
University of Wisconsin – Parkside
900 Wood Rd.
Kenosha, WI. 53041
262-595-2164
Schedule:
Appointments available Monday through Friday (Appointment times are for championship seasons as well as non-championship season athletes)
8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Pre and post practice and event athletic training room hours (This time is primarily for championship season athletes)
2:00 pm - end of last practice and or event
The times will change depending on the time of year and the need for services.
Authorizations Athletic Training Tryout Form Physical Form NCAA ADHD Medication