The athletic trainer view.
The athletic trainer works from a dedicated care roster. Access follows the athlete’s consent and the trainer’s role—not the coach’s permissions.
Care-team context
Rehab roster
Care context with its boundaries intact
Access boundary
Clinical scopes are approved separately by the athlete; coach sharing never carries over.
Designed for the job
The right context. Nothing extra.
Bring approved injury, recovery, flag, and clearance context into the care workflow.
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Rehab roster and permission-scoped detail
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Existing triage and case handoff
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Reset authoring and messaging in development
A real working sequence
How the athletic trainer view fits the day.
Availability follows the status shown above. Pilot and in-development workflows are confirmed before a program relies on them.
Review the care queue.
See care flags, coverage, and clearance items that belong to the athletic-training role.
Open athlete-approved context.
Injury and recovery information appears only inside a separately consented care relationship.
Close the loop without widening access.
Use the existing case workflow while coaches retain only their own approved view. Shared athletic-trainer messaging remains in development.
Evaluate the boundary with the workflow
The right context only works when “nothing extra” is specific.
Use the Trust Center to review the permission model, then bring this role into a scoped team conversation.