Information For Student-Athletes
All student-athletes, incoming and returning, are REQUIRED to fill out Medical Information Forms EVERY academic year. Included in the file are page-by-page instructions for completing the packet. Please use the link below to access the forms. Please note that these forms ARE IN ADDITION to the forms required by the College's Health Services Department. Please return Health Services' forms directly to them and Sports Medicine's forms to the address indicated. Additionally, please reference the following documents for information on the NCAA Policy for Medical Exceptions (Banned Drugs) and the NCAA/Curry College Insurance Coverage Policy.
Download Medical Information Forms 2010-2011
Download Concussion Testing Memo and Instructions
Download NCAA Policy for Medical Exceptions (Banned Drugs)
Download NCAA/Curry College Policy for Proof of Primary Insurance Coverage
Download ADHD Medical Exception Form
The Curry College Sports Medicine Department's program delivers traditional athletic training and sports medicine services to the college's varsity student-athletes. There are various types of services offered: injury prevention (i.e., taping, bracing, padding, and special padding), management of athletic injuries, emergency care, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. In addition, whenever possible, the sports medicine department strives to integrate education about athletic injuries so that student-athletes can be empowered to lead healthier, injury-free lifestyles. The sports medicine department is committed to the continuing education of its staff regarding technology and techniques in sports medicine as well as staying current regarding the College’s and NCAA’s policies and procedures.
Mission Statement
The purpose of the sports medicine program is four-pronged. First, to allow easy access to the sports medicine services so student-athletes will be assured of outstanding quality of care. Second, to encourage a philosophy of physical activity that places a high value on health and wellness. Third, to enable injured student-athletes to return to their sports as soon as is medically safe. Finally, the sports medicine department is committed to educating interns and athletic training students in both the art and science of practicing athletic training in an ethical and moral environment. Furthermore, Curry College requires the sports medicine staff to maintain the highest standards of care consistent with the National Athletic Trainer's Association Code of Professional Practice and the credential statues of the State of Massachusetts.
Visiting Team Information
The Curry College Sports Medicine Department welcomes you and your teams to campus. The athletic training room for football, lacrosse, soccer, baseball, and softball is located in lower level of the Miller Field House. For the rest of our sports, we utilize the athletic training room in the lower level of the Student Center. A Certified Athletic Trainer will be available at least one hour before contests as well as one hour after contests to assist with any of your medical needs. Visiting teams will be provided with water coolers, water bottles/cups, injury ice, and biohazard supplies. All emergency medical equipment will be on-site for contests and readily available.
If your team will be traveling without a Certified Athletic Trainer, please make arrangements prior to your team's arrival for any tapings, treatments, etc. that your student-athletes may require. Also, please send a medical kit stocked with the appropriate supplies for any treatments and tapings your student-athletes may require.
Below are some useful contact numbers and information that may assist you during your visit.
Miller Field House Athletic Training Room
617-333-2203
Student Center Athletic Training Room
617-979-3588
Athletic Department
617-333-2216 (office)
617-333-2027 (fax)
Milton Hospital
199 Reedsdale Road
Milton, MA 02186
617-696-4600 (main)
617-313-1140 (radiology)
Team Physicians
The Curry College Department of Sports Medicine is affiliated with the Massachusetts General Hospital and the MGH Sports Medicine Department. In conjunction with MGH Sports Medicine, Curry College student-athletes have access to some of the finest orthopedic surgeons and specialists in the nation. With a MGH team physician on-site for all home football games and ice hockey games as well as being readily available for all student-athlete sports medicine needs, we feel that the Curry College student-athlete receives the best possible medical care available in the region, if not the country.
Massachusetts General Hospital- Sports Medicine
175 Cambridge Street, 4th Floor
Boston, MA 02114
Tel: (617) 726-7500
Fax: (617) 643-2030
www2.massgeneral.org/sports/