Nationally certified and Idaho-licensed athletic trainers with Bingham Healthcare Orthopedics and Sports Medicine provide complete sports medicine coverage, including free injury assessments, for student athletes at 16 Eastern Idaho high schools. These services include support with taping, bracing, and the use of other protective equipment. They consult with student athletes and parents regarding questions about personal health, nutrition, and fitness. The trainers also work with the school to develop an emergency action plan that ensures timely and coordinated response to a serious injury during a game or practice.
The team at Bingham Healthcare Orthopedics and Sports Medicine also assists schools in following all state and national guidelines to allow for the student athlete’s safe return to the sport following an injury. Additionally, they provide athletic training services to each school during the school year. Coaches have the opportunity to receive First Aid and CPR training along with other coaching education on injury prevention and care. Student athletes’ in grades 9 through 12 can also receive a free pre-participation physical exam.
The athletic trainers with Bingham Healthcare Orthopedics and Sports Medicine are always going the extra mile to guarantee the safety of the student athletes throughout Eastern Idaho. Plus, they’re making it a priority to encourage all of the schools that we work with to aspire to this level of safety for their student athletes.”
They are leaders in sports safety and work tirelessly to create a safer environment for student athletes at 16 Eastern Idaho high schools. They are committed to keeping student athletes safe during physical education classes, team practices, and games and provide them with complete sports medicine coverage, including free injury assessments. These services include support with taping, bracing, and the use of other protective equipment. The trainers also work with the school to develop an emergency action plan that ensures timely and coordinated response to a serious injury during a game or practice and consult with student athletes and parents regarding questions about personal health, nutrition, and fitness.
Not to mention, our athletic trainers provide coaches with the opportunity to receive First Aid and CPR training along with other coaching education on injury prevention and care
Micah Moeai – Aberdeen High School
Caitlin Daniels – American Falls High School, Rockland High School
Craig Richardson – Soda Springs High School, Grace High School, North Gem
Haiden Siepert – Snake River High School
Dallin Lund – Blackfoot High School
Kodi Hyde – Firth High School
Charissa Smith – Skyline High School
Cindy Anderson – Idaho Falls High School
Nate Zahn – Bonneville High School
Dave Andersen – Hillcrest High School
Logan Mesia – Hillcrest High School, Ririe High School
Chase Nelson – Rigby High School
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Bingham Healthcare
98 Poplar Street
Blackfoot, ID 83221
Bingham Healthcare
98 Poplar Street
Blackfoot, ID 83221