TSSAA/TMSAA Bylaws Article II, Section 10 bar a Tennessee student from practice or contests until a preparticipation medical evaluation is on file with the principal. The nine-page PDF opens with a letter from TSSAA, the Tennessee AAP chapter and TennCare encouraging PPEs at well visits, then the PPE history, exam and eligibility pages and parental consent.
A doctor of medicine, osteopathic physician, physician assistant or certified nurse practitioner examines the student and signs the exam and eligibility pages. The student and parent complete the history and sign the emergency contact and legal/parent consent page.
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Preparticipation Medical Evaluation Form & Emergency Treatment/Parent's Consent Form
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Bylaws Article II, Section 10 list a doctor of medicine, osteopathic physician, physician assistant or certified nurse practitioner. The provider must state that the student passed a physical examination and is physically fit to participate. The eligibility page's signature line reads MD, DO, NP or PA.
The bylaw requires the physical examination to be given not prior to April 15. The form must be on file with the principal before the student takes part in any practice session or athletic contest, together with a signed parental consent certificate.
Yes. In lieu of the form, the principal may accept a signed statement from the health care provider certifying that the student passed a physical examination covering all elements of the preparticipation medical evaluation form and is physically fit for interscholastic athletics.