As part of the collaboration, full-time certified athletic trainers provide year-round care to student-athletes at all nine public Williamson County Schools competing in athletics at no cost to the school or participating families. These professionals are employed and trained by Williamson Health and serve as part of medical teams that also consist of a dedicated team physician from Bone and Joint Institute and EMS personnel at home competitions from Williamson Health to provide comprehensive care for participating athletes.

Athletic trainers from Williamson Health serve their respective school and its student-athletes, meaning they do not see patients on a day-to-day basis but are present every day at team practices, competition and activities. Their responsibilities are wide-ranging, including helping guide student-athletes through injury prevention, examination and diagnosis of an injury, treatment programs, rehabilitation of injuries and follow-up care after an injury takes place, among so much more. Should the need arise, the athletic training team also has direct access to consultation with Bone and Joint Institute's orthopaedic physicians and Williamson Health's wide range of specialists. With organized communication day in and day out, athletic trainers collaborate on return-to-play protocols for injured student-athletes to ensure the best and safest pathway forward to successful careers.