Sports Coverages - Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program

Each fellow will longitudinally follow one high school football team and one collegiate athletic team throughout the year, fostering meaningful, lasting relationships with athletes, coaches, and athletic training staff while providing continuity of care across the athletic season. In addition, fellows will have unique exposure to other opportunities including marathon medical coverage, Olympic sports, and professional athletics, preparing them to deliver comprehensive, athlete-centered care across all levels of competition.

Local Sports Medicine Opportunities

New Orleans Pelicans NBA team logo featuring a navy blue and gold pelican with outstretched wings, holding a basketball in its beak, above the bold navy text 'NEW ORLEANS PELICANS'.

New Orleans Pelicans
(National Basketball Association)

New Orleans Saints NFL team logo featuring a metallic gold fleur-de-lis emblem outlined in black and white against a plain white background.

New Orleans Saints
(National Football League)

Logo for the Laketown Squadron featuring a large navy blue star outlined in gold, centered with a red and blue basketball graphic, and the words

Laketown Squadron
(National Basketball Association G League)

Baton Rouge Kingfish ice hockey logo featuring an aggressive teal and blue fish wearing a crown, biting down on a hockey puck amidst splashing water, with the text 'BATON ROUGE KINGFISH' prominently displayed across the center.

Baton Rouge Kingfish
(Federal Prospects Hockey League)

Longitudinal Sideline Coverage

Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns primary pirate logo featuring a stern-faced buccaneer in purple and gold, wearing a tri-fold pirate hat adorned with a white fleur-de-lis, with a gold mustache and beard.

LSU New Orleans
(NCAA Division I)

Loyola Wolf Pack athletics logo featuring a snarling maroon wolf head outlined in gold facing right, positioned above bold maroon text outlined in gold that reads 'LOYOLA' and smaller text underneath reading 'WOLF PACK'.

Loyola University of New Orleans
(NAIA, transitioning to NCAA Division II)

Mass Event Coverage