Athletic Training Clinic Operation Hours
Monday through Thursday: 10 a.m. – 30 minutes after the last "on campus" scheduled practice.
- Injury evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation appointments available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Friday: Noon – 30 minutes after the last "on campus" scheduled practice.
- Injury evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation appointments available from noon to 3 p.m.
Weekends: Open for in-season varsity team practices (1 hour prior to start) and contests (2.5 hours prior to start).
*Sunday open treatment hours are posted via Instagram the day prior*
Athletic Training Clinic Rules
- Student-Athletes should report all injuries in a timely manner.
2. Student-Athletes are not permitted in the AT Clinic without supervision.
- Unnecessary gear and equipment (i.e. cleats, helmets, shoulder pads, gloves, balls, etc.) should not be brought into the athletic training clinic. Utilize storage cubbies inside the entrance for backpacks/coats/etc.
4. No cell phone use while being treated/evaluated.
- Food and drinks are not permitted in the treatment and rehabilitation areas of the Athletic Training Clinic.
6. Clean up after yourself: Put away heat packs, throw away ice bags/garbage, place used towels in designated area, return rehab equipment to original locations, etc.
- Shoes are not allowed on the treatment tables.
8. Be respectful of other students and all staff members.
- The hours of 3-4:30 p.m. are for IN-SEASON varsity student-athletes only. NO evaluations at this time unless an appointment is set
10. Abusive and/or foul language, horseplay, loud talking, and/or loitering is not allowed in the Athletic Training Clinic.
- All Student-Athletes must shower before receiving treatments and/or aquatic therapy.
12. No supplies are to be taken from the athletic training clinic without the permission of a staff Athletic Trainer.
- Student-Athletes are not to operate equipment and/or perform "self-treatments". Exceptions include maintenance/recovery equipment: Game Ready, Marc Pro, and Normatec if you have been instructed on its proper operation.
14. All Student-Athletes are expected to strictly adhere to the rules and regulations at all times. Failure to comply with the rules and regulations may result in disciplinary sanctions.
As part of the athletic department, and under the direction of the team physicians, the sports medicine staff provides high quality medical care for all Continental student-athletes as well as the entire Hamilton community.
All full-time staff members are certified by the BOC and are members of the National Athletic Trainers' Association, Inc., the Eastern Athletic Trainers' Association, and the New York State Athletic Trainers' Association.
Athletic training is an allied health profession recognized by the American Medical Association. Athletic trainers are responsible for the evaluation, management, rehabilitation and treatment of injuries and illnesses that occur during participation in sports.
The prevention of injuries/illnesses, where possible, is the highest priority for the sports medicine staff. The staff works with team physicians, the Health Center staff, surrounding medical facilities, the Hamilton athletic department and the student-athletes to meet these goals.
