Athletic Training Overview in Deer Valley Unified School District
This overview provides insights into the athletic training program in Deer Valley Unified School District. It includes details about the athletic trainers, their combined experience, educational requirements, domains of athletic training, and daily duties involved in providing medical services, injury prevention, emergency care, and administrative tasks.
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Deer Valley Unified School District Athletic Training Overview March 7, 2023
DVUSD Athletic Trainers Kim Rodgers, MS, AT Mountain Ridge Mike Utter, AT Barry Goldwater Angel Locke, AT Boulder Creek Jessica Rushforth, AT Deer Valley Akayla Dolezal, AT Sandra Day O Connor Todd Fandrich, AT Sandra Day O Connor Melissa Portela, AT Sandra Day O Connor
109 Years Combined Athletic Training Experience 1 to 17 years Of Employment in DVUSD
Educational and Professional Requirements Graduate from an accredited program Pass Board of Certification Exam Obtain licensure by Arizona Board of Athletic Training To maintain national certification and state licensure athletic trainers must complete Minimum of 50 hours of continuing education every 2 years Maintain Emergency Cardiac Care certification Athletic Trainers practice under supervising physician standing orders
Domains of Athletic Training Domain 1: Injury/Illness Prevention and Wellness Protection Domain 3: Immediate and Emergency Care Domain 4: Treatment and Rehabilitation Domain 2: Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis Domain 5: Organizational and Professional Health and Well being
Daily Duties Preparation for practice and games Provide medical services at practices and games Preventative measures including assessments, equipment assessment and fitting Evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and documentation of athletic injuries and illnesses Determine participation status Refer to outside medical providers for further diagnosis and treatment Perform orders from outside medical providers Emergency action planning, risk management and minimization
Daily Duties, continued Administrative duties including, budget, purchasing, scheduling of staff and volunteers, fundraising Physician, parent, student and coach communications Liaison between counselors, teachers, nurses, administration and district personnel Supervise high school student volunteer programs; CTE and non CTE Develop standing orders and other guidelines Clinical preceptor for Athletic Training Education Program - Grand Canyon and Northern Arizona University
AIA Sports Fall Winter Spring Badminton Cross Country Boys/Girls Golf Boys/Girls Football Spiritline Swimming Boys/Girls Volleyball Girls Basketball Boys/Girls Soccer Boys/Girls Wrestling Boys/Girls Baseball Softball Tennis Boys/Girls Track Boys/Girls Volleyball Girls Beach Volleyball Boys Additional sports and levels will be added for the 2023-2024
Data At A Glance 1000 Athletes Average number of athletes seen in DVUSD Athletic Training Rooms to date during 2023-2024
21-22 Data Example Mountain Ridge High School Number of Athletes per Register My Athlete 903 Number of Athlete Sign Ins 1648 Approximate Number of Services 2332 Value of Services Performed $88,126.04 One Athletic Trainer
Benefits to DVUSD Stakeholders Health and safety of athletes Certified, licensed medical professional provides healthcare for students after school hours Work based learning and volunteer opportunities for students Cost saving Athletic Training services provided save families money Minimizing risks can reduce potential liability
