Natalie Miller
Head Athletic Trainer Certified
Natalie Miller enters her first year as the Head Athletic Trainer at Frederick High School. A Pennsylvania native, she graduated from high school in 2015 and continued her education to become an athletic trainer.
Natalie is a 2019 graduate of Alvernia University with her Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training and a 2020 graduate of East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania with her Masters of Science in the same field. During her studies at East Stroudsburg, Natalie worked as an athletic trainer at Wilson West Lawn High School and Wilson West Middle School in Pennsylvania.
Natalie is excited to begin her time with the athletes of Frederick High School and looks forward to meeting them all.
Frederick High School is a NATA Safe Sports School
In Frederick High School was selected as a recipient of the National Athletic Trainers Association Safe Sports School (1st Team Safe School) award for its athletic program. The award champions safety and recognizes secondary schools that provide safe environments for student athletes. The award reinforces the importance of providing the best level of care, injury prevention and treatment.
In order to achieve Safe Sport School status, athletic programs must do the following:
- Create a positive athletic health care system.
- provide or coordinate pre-participation physical examinations.
- Promote safe and appropriate practice and competition facilities.
- Plan for selection, fir function and proper maintenance of athletic equipment.
- Provide a permanent, appropriately equipped area to evaluate and treat injured athletes.
- Develop injury and illness prevention strategies, including protocols for environmental conditions.
- Provide or facilitate injury intervention.
- Create and rehearse a venue-specific Emergency Action Plan
- Provide or facilitate psycho social consultation and nutritional counseling/education.
- Be sure athletes and parents are educated of the potential benefits and risks in sports as well as their responsibilities.
Sports Medicine Resources
Click here for the 2018-2019 FCPS physical form
| Athletic Physicals |
| MMI (301-694-8492) |
| UNI Urgent Care (301-228-3600) |
| Frederick Imm. Care (301-698-8374) |
| Frederick Primary Care (301-682-5500) |
| Right Time Medical (888-808-6383) |
FCPS Heat and Humidity Procedures
Heat acclimatization charts/procedures for fall sports
| Cheerleading | Cross Country | Field Hockey |
| Football | Golf | Soccer |
| Volleyball | Winter Sports | Spring Sports |
Hydration (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)Concussion protocolsConcussion Protocols
Concussion Protocols
- Concussion Fact Sheets (English) (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- Concussion Fact Sheets (Spanish) (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- Concussion Protocol & Procedures (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- MSDE Appropriate Educational Accomodations (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- MSDE Case Management and Care Coordination: Roles and Responsibilites (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- MSDE Graduated Return to Play Protocol (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- MSDE High School Student-Athlete Probable Head Injury Flow Chart (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- MSDE Medical Clearance for Suspected Head Injury (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- MSDE Recommendations for Contact Limitations (Adobe PDF file, opens in new window)
Useful links
- MRSA (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- Partnership for a Drug-Free America (opens in new window)
- Sudden Cardiac Arrest Form (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- Steroids (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- Tips for Parenting Student-Athletes (Adobe PDF File, opens in new window)
- FCPS Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC)
