LaMiah Hall, an LSU Health Services Center student, will participate in the National Football League's Diversity in Sports Medicine Pipeline Initiative for the third year. Hall received her undergraduate degree from Xavier University of Louisiana. Last season, the Saints hosted"As a medical student passionate about orthopedic surgery and sports medicine, I am thrilled to participate in the NFL Diversity Program," LaMiah Hall said.
Hall first developed an interest in sports medicine at Austin High School in Decatur, where she played volleyball and basketball and served as a student athletic trainer.
21 medical schools have been matched with 29 NFL clubs across the league for one-month clinical rotations focused on primary care sports medicine and/or orthopedic surgery. The rotations allow students to learn from and work directly with club medical staff as they deliver care to players across the league. Student clinical rotations will begin as training camps open next month for the 2024 NFL season.
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