Stockard A R
Department of Femily Medicine, University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth 76107-2699, USA.
J Am Osteopath Assoc. 1997 Feb;97(2):89-95. doi: 10.7556/jaoa.1997.97.2.89.
Virtually all National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I universities have physicians who evaluate and treat athletic injuries and other medical conditions. The relationship of these physicians to these institutions ranges from a very loose arrangement to full-time employment. The specialties of the physicians working with the athletes of NCAA Division I universities vary as well. This study attempts to determine the specialty of current team physicians at NCAA Division I universities and their qualifications as well as the preferences of athletic directors when they are seeking to employ a team physician for their university. By comparing IA and non-IA Division I institutions, an attempt is made to determine the possible reasons for differences. This information will then be useful both for physicians-in-training who aspire to be team physicians at the university level and for administrators at these institutions who will be recruiting physicians with the most desirable credentials in the future.
几乎所有美国大学体育总会（NCAA）第一分区的大学都有医生负责评估和治疗运动损伤及其他医疗状况。这些医生与这些机构的关系从非常松散的安排到全职工作不等。与NCAA第一分区大学的运动员合作的医生的专业也各不相同。本研究试图确定NCAA第一分区大学现任队医的专业及其资质，以及体育主管在为其大学招聘队医时的偏好。通过比较第一分区的甲组和非甲组机构，试图确定存在差异的可能原因。这些信息对于渴望成为大学级队医的实习医生以及未来将招聘具有最理想资质医生的这些机构的管理人员都将是有用的。
