The MIAA requires all coaches to earn 6 clinical hours over a 1 year period.

 Methods include: workshops, seminars, conferences, and conventions.

For clinical hour standards contact the MIAA Athletic Health Services office.

Every head coach is required to fill out an TSSAA Eligibility Report 1 week prior to the his/her first contest. Complete a new report when players are added or dropped and resend. Only student-athletes, who have a completed Athlete's Health Record  properly signed and on file should be listed.

MIAA Athletic Health Services validates all  Secondary Insurance Claims according to the most recent eligibility report.  If a student-athlete's  name does not appear on the report, the payment process will not be processed..

All  faculty and non-faculty coaches are required to be certified in CPR & First Aid before working with student-athletes.

A copy of you CPR/First Aid Card should be on file at the school.  Please contact your Athletic Director for further instructions.

Student-athletes must have a general primary health insurance policy. Documentation of the insurance carrier and policy number should be recorded on the Emergency Information section of the Athlete's Health Record.

If the student-athlete is not covered, the coach must obtain a letter from the parent/guardian as verification of “No Primary Insurance Coverage.”

MIAA Secondary Insurance for Student-Athletes is mandatory. Insurance is required for each sport the athlete participates.

This record consists of  Pre-Participation/Medical Clearance, Release of Claims/Informed Consent and Emergency Information. 

All coaches are required to carry a copy of the Athlete's Health Record completed and signed to all practices and competitions. A copy of the student-athlete’s insurance card should accompany this information.