There's no state requirement to have an athletic trainer at schools - Providence program provides athletic trainers for 8 San Fernando Valley high schools at no cost
Since 2018, Providence Southern California has provided athletic trainers for eight San Fernando Valley high schools at no cost to the schools.California is currently the only state in the country that doesn't regulate who can and cannot call themselves an athletic trainer, and amore than half of California schools either don't employ an athletic trainer, or employed unqualified health personnel in that role. In fact, there's no state requirement to have an athletic trainer.
Cascelli is employed by Providence, but works at Burbank High School, coordinating coverage for all of the 24 sports played on campus. Caring for the athletes is a job made easier because he's there every day. "He's definitely helped both on the physical and the mental side, you know keeping my head in the right space, telling me it's just part of it we have to push through you're almost at the end... you'll be there soon," said Hossepian.
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