Welcome to the Tower Hill School Athletic Training web page. We hope that you'll check in regularly for updates and information on items such as school policy, forms for return to play, the athletic training profession and informative articles on a variety of sports medicine topics. 

What Does the Athletic Trainer Do?
The Athletic Trainers at Tower Hill are health care professionals. Athletic training encompasses the prevention, recognition and intervention of emergency, acute and chronic medical conditions. We are responsible for our students health before, during, and after athletic activities.  http://www.athleticbusiness.com/high-school/understanding-the-roll-of-athletic-trainers-in-high-school-athletics.html

ImPACT Testing
http://impacttest.com/

Doctor's Notes for Return to Play
If your child is injured while participating in athletics at Tower Hill, it is our responsibility as athletic trainers to evaluate, treat and make recommendations as to what their level of activity should be in order to ensure a safe return. Some children may require taping/bracing, practice modification and some may require a visit to the doctor. Whether a visit to the doctor is a recommendation by the athletic trainers or arranged by the parent, it is the policy of school that we have a note from the physician clearing your child to return to play. Documentation protects both the school and your child; it allows us to keep track of injury history and to better communicate with the coaches and the school nurse. The physician's note may be brought in or emailed to the athletic trainer. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.  

• Fitness classes led by certified trainer
• Gatherings with others such as Quizzo
• Faculty and Staff Talent Show
• Faculty and Staff Lounge with breakfast, gathering and collaborating, and quiet workspace
• Faculty and Staff Advisory Committee to the Head