Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic has many dedicated physicians whose days do not always end when office hours or surgery is over. In the evenings and on weekends our sports medicine experts cover local high school athletic events  to provide orthopaedic care. 

Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic serves as the team physician for the following high schools: Broughton, Garner, Knightdale, Millbrook, Sanderson, Southeast Raleigh and St. David's.

Sports Physicals

Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic offers sports physicals for the local Wake County high schools to give every student-athlete the opportunity to get a physical exam and assessment for the upcoming school year.  For the convenience of the athletes, coaches, trainers and parents, Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic conducts the sports physicals on the schools campus with 100% of the sports physical proceeds donated back to the high school.

2010 Sports Physicals Schedule:

• Millbrook- TBD

• Southeast Raleigh- TBD

• Sanderson- May 19,2010 @6:30 pm

• Knightdale- May 27, 2010 @ 6:30 pm

• Garner- May 25, 2010 @ 6:30 pm

• Broughton- TBD

2009 Athletic Participation Forms

Fall Sports Injury Clinic

Raleigh Orthopaedic's Fall Sports Injury Clinic is a weekly Saturday morning clinic to encourage all fall student-athletes to address early signs of injuries with appropriate medical intervention.  The Saturday clinic is held from August to the second week in November from 9:00 am- 11:00am at the 3515 Glenwood Avenue location. 

The clinic is staffed by sports medicine surgeons, clinical assistants and physical therapist.  There is a $20 processing fee, and no insurance is necessary.  Middle school and high school athletes under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. 

Student Athletic Trainer Scholarship

For the past 5 years Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic has awarded students at six area high schools with scholarships and savings bonds in recognition of the National Athletic Trainers Month.  Six graduating seniors receive $500 each.  The students are selected by the athletic directors and head athletic trainers on criteria including exemplary academic performance and dedicated volunteer service to the sports medicine program. 

All students at each high school are eligible to receive one of six $100 savings bonds awarded.  The students are selected for career aspirations in athletic training or the sports medicine field, exemplary academic performance and volunteer service to the sports medicine program.

2009 Recipients:

Student-Athlete Scholarships

Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic's Athletic Performance Center (APC) is committed to providing resources and information to student-athletes throughout Wake County, to assist them in succeeding in their athletic development.   
This year, we are recognizing student-athletes that receive recognition in the News & Observer or VYPE Magazine, and offering them a free 1 week trial of our sports performance programs at the APC.  If the athletes are interested and take us up on the offer will be entered into a drawing for a $500 Athletic scholarship for one female athlete and $500 Athletic Scholarship for one male athlete, or a free training offer for one of the APC's summer programs, to prepare for their next step in their athletic career. 

Broughton High School
AD: Jack Spain

ATC: Aaron Minger

Team Physician: Dr. Andrew

Garner Magnet High School
AD: Doc Harrell

ATC: Mike Guerrero

Team Physician: Dr. Smith

Knightdale High School
AD: Guy Blough

ATC: Brian Boadwine

Team Physician: Dr.Boes

Millbrook High School
AD: Scott McInnes

ATC: Shannon Poole

Team Physician: Dr. Wyker

Sanderson High School
AD: Bob Catapano

ATC: Christie Clem

Team Physician: Dr. Boone

Southeast Raleigh High School AD: Gary Powers

ATC: Ryan Hahner

Team Physician: Dr. Mankin

St. David's School
AD: Wes Wilder

ATC: Danielle Roland

St. Mary's School

AD: Seth Lieberman

ATC: Michelle Iorio

Team Physician: Dr. Smith