Sports Medicine Program
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JOI’s sports medicine doctors are on the field with area athletes
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The physicians and staff of Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute are proud to be “On the Field” at area high schools, colleges and universities and the NFL Jacksonville Jaguars, the Jacksonville Armada, the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the Jacksonville Axemen, Your Call Football and the Jacksonville Sharks professional teams.
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Jacksonville Axemen
JOI and JOI Rehab are the official Sports Medicine providers for the Jacksonville Axeman.
Team Physicians: Dr. B. Hudson “Hud” Berrey
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Armada FC
JOI and JOI Rehab are the official Sports Medicine providers for the Jacksonville Armada Soccer Team.
Team Physicians: Dr. John Von Thron and Dr. Kamal Bohsali
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Jacksonville Sharks
JOI and JOI Rehab Are Where The Pros Go! JOI and JOI Rehab are the official Sports Medicine providers to the Jacksonville Sharks Arena Football Team.
JOI Provides The Team Physicians for the Sharks.
Dr. Michael Adams- Head Team Physician
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Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp
The Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute is proud to announce that we have become the Official Sports Medicine Providers for the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Baseball Team. JOI is Where The Pro’s Go.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Dr. Kaplan, Dr. Crenshaw and Dr. Yorio provide Sports Medicine services to the Jaguars. JOI is where the Pro’s Go! Congratulations to the Jags on a great season. JOI has been the official Sports Medicine provider since the team’s inception.
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JOI has been the exclusive sports medicine provider for the Jaguars since 1995.
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Jacksonville Jaguars Staff at the NFL Combine
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JU Athletics
Dr. Yorio and Dr. Crenshaw provided medical coverage for the Second Round of the NCAA Basketball Tournament yesterday at Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum. Jacksonville University is the host school for the tournament. JOI is the official Sports Medicine Provider for JU Athletics.
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Professional Teams
Jacksonville Jaguars Head Team Physician Dr. Kevin Kaplan Team Internal Medicine Physician Dr. Michael Yorio Assistant Team Physicians: Dr. Steven Crenshaw
Jacksonville Sharks Head Team Physician Dr. Michael Adams Athletic Trainer Luke Bratton, ATC
Jacksonville Armada Head Team Physicians Dr. Kamal Bohsali and Dr. John Von Thron Athletic Trainer – JOI Rehab – Stephen Westfall, ATC
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Head Team Physician Dr. Steven Lucie, Dr. Gregory Smith, Dr. Kevin Kaplan, and Dr. Brett Frykberg
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Local high schools
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JOI Certified Athletic Trainers
What is an Athletic Trainer? By: Michelle Duclos, MA, ATC, LAT Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute employs the largest number of athletic trainers in the Jacksonville area. What is an Athletic Trainer? Athletic trainers are health care professionals who specialize in the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of injuries and illness in the athletic and physically active population. Athletic trainers are often referred to as “trainers,” leading a person to believe that athletic trainers are the same as personal trainers. There is, however, a big difference in the education, skill set, job duties and patients between an athletic trainer and a personal trainer. Athletic trainers are required to have at least a bachelor’s degree from a nationally accredited athletic training education program. Many athletic trainers choose to continue their education, earning a master’s degree to supplement their knowledge and gain experience. They are also required to maintain current First Responder CPR/AED certifications. In Florida, athletic trainers are required to be licensed by the Department of Health as well. Once certified and licensed, athletic trainers must meet ongoing continuing education requirements to remain certified. Athletic trainers must also work under the direction of a physician and within their state practice act. Athletic trainers have a background in: acute care and assessment of injuries and illnesses; exercise physiology; anatomy and physiology; kinesiology; biomechanics; nutritional aspects of injury, pathology of illness, pharmacology, psychosocial intervention and referral; strength training and reconditioning; therapeutic exercise and rehabilitative techniques; and therapeutic modalities. They possess the added skills necessary to evaluate injuries on the field and determine if the athlete needs to be transported to the emergency room, seen in the office by a doctor, or treated conservatively by the athletic trainer at the school. Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute provides athletic training services to several high schools in Jacksonville including Bishop Kenny, Episcopal, Bolles, Bishop Snyder, Paxon, Fernandina Beach, and Atlantic Coast. JOI also provides athletic training services for the Jacksonville Armada and Florida State College at Jacksonville. These athletic trainers serve as a liaison between the athletes and the orthopedic physicians and serve to coordinate and administer the athlete’s care.