JSOH puts doctorate-led athletic training on the sidelines, in the training rooms, and at the tournaments where Indiana’s athletes compete. Game coverage, injury evaluation, concussion care, and return-to-play — delivered by a network of licensed, certified athletic trainers operating under standing orders through JSOH.
This is not a list of markets we hope to enter. These are the schools, campuses, and clubs across southern and central Indiana where JSOH athletic trainers are actively covering athletes right now — on sidelines, in training rooms, and at events.
Per-diem event coverage available statewide. If your school, club, or tournament isn’t on this wall yet — let’s talk about your season.
An athletic trainer on site changes what happens in the seconds after an injury — and in the weeks that follow. JSOH coverage means every game, practice, and tournament has a licensed clinical professional whose only job is your athletes.
These are the two risks that define a season. Exertional heat illness is survivable when it’s recognized in minutes — and a sideline concussion decision follows an athlete for years. This is exactly why an athletic trainer is standing there.
Single games, full seasons, weekend tournaments, and multi-field events — staffed by licensed, certified athletic trainers operating under standing orders through JSOH.
Sideline concussion evaluation, removal-from-play decisions, and structured return-to-play progressions that protect athletes and the adults responsible for them.
Practice and event-day heat safety: environmental monitoring, hydration protocols, and rapid recognition of exertional heat illness before it becomes an emergency.
Venue-specific emergency action plans, coordination with local EMS, and an on-site professional trained to run the plan when seconds matter.
Orthopedic evaluation of strains, sprains, and overuse injuries, with rehabilitation and exercise prescription that gets athletes back safely — not just quickly.
Onsite training room hours for student-athletes, plus care models that can extend to school staff and faculty — the same relationship model in place at our partner schools today.
JSOH athletic therapy includes thorough examination, diagnosis, treatment, and return-to-play guidance for orthopedic and sports injuries — from strains and sprains to concussions, tendinopathies, and low back pain. Treatment options include manual therapy, dry needling, cupping therapy, and exercise prescription.
Clinic appointments available in Washington, Indiana. Call or text 812-202-7070 to schedule.
Book Clinic Care →Big hospital-system staffing programs tell schools what coverage they’re getting. JSOH starts by listening. Every partnership begins with a conversation — and no two end up looking the same, because no two schools are the same.
Brandy sits down with your administration to understand the culture and climate of your organization. No services get pitched until we understand you.
Together, we determine what coverage actually fits: which sports, which seasons, which events, which training-room hours.
Not a bundled minimum. Not services you didn’t ask for. You pay for the coverage you helped design.
We match the athletic trainer — or trainers — whose strengths fit your school’s culture and needs. Not whoever’s next on a rotation.
Brandy Ramaj Jewett has been an athletic trainer since 2015, working across high school athletics, collegiate athletics, per-diem event coverage, industrial settings, and the clinic. She is the Head Athletic Trainer at Washington High School — and she is on a sideline nearly every week of every season.
Every athletic trainer in the JSOH network works under that same standard: doctorate-level clinical oversight, real accountability for outcomes, and a leader who is in the trenches with them — not managing from a distance.
No one knows athletic training like an athletic trainer. Join a network led by a practicing AT who understands the rugged reality of this profession — and who is walking beside you pulling, not pushing.
Requirements: current ATC certification and Indiana LAT licensure (or eligibility). New grads welcome — we train to the standard.
Tell us about your background, credentials, and the kind of coverage work you’re looking for. We’ll follow up within two business days.