La. Admin. Code tit. 46, § XI-123 - Ringside Physicians
A. The
ringside physicians shall be stationed at places designated by the
commission.
B. The ringside
physician may advise the referee to terminate any contest or exhibition at any
time if in the opinion of such physician the health or well-being of any
participant would be significantly jeopardized by the continuation of the
contest or exhibition. In the event of any serious physical injury, such
physician shall immediately render any emergency treatment necessary, recommend
further treatment or hospitalization if required, and fully report the entire
matter to the commission within 24 hours, and thereafter, as required by the
commission. Such physician may also require that the injured participant and
his or her manager remain in the ring or on the premises or report to a
hospital after the contest for such period of time as such physician deems
advisable.
C. Any contrary
provisions of these rules notwithstanding, the ringside physician may enter the
ring during the progress of a bout at any time to fulfill his or her official
duties. A ringside physician desiring to enter the ring for this purpose shall
first signal the referee of his or her intention, upon which the referee shall
stop the progress of the bout by signaling the timekeeper. At any time during
the progress of a bout, the referee may stop the progress of the bout by
signaling the timekeeper, and require the ringside physician to enter the ring
to examine a participant. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prohibit the
ringside physician from entering the ring to examine any contestant during the
rest periods, with or without invitation from the referee.
D. Per
R.S.
4:70, the services of the physician shall be
secured and paid for by the promoter. It shall be the responsibility of
promoter to secure the attendance of the physician at the event and the
commission shall approve the physician and appoint him to service the
event.
E. Each physician approved
by the commission shall execute a contract with the LSBWC.
Notes
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