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Last week, fourth graders launched their new social studies unit—an in-depth study of the geography, history, civics and stories of Central Park.
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Athletic Training
The athletic training program at Columbia Prep provides healthcare for students athletes in grades 7-12 participating on any of the 41 sports teams throughout the academic year. Our goal is to ensure the health and safety of our student-athletes. We provide accessible sports medicine services for injury prevention and wellness programs. In addition, we guide injured athletes on return to athletic participation as quickly and safely as possible.
Our full-time athletic trainer on staff delivers sports medicine services divided into the following areas:
- Injury prevention and wellness programs
- Immediate and emergency care
- Clinical evaluation and assessment
- Treatment, rehabilitation and reconditioning
As an allied health care professional, the athletic trainer works closely with the School nurses as well as physicians in the tri-state area to optimize the health needs of our student-athletes.
Student-athletes can make an appointment to meet with our Head Athletic Trainer, John Caputo here, or reach her at 212.749.6200 x399.