(ii) A Tournament Physician must be on site one (1) hour before matches begin and must remain on site until the end of play or after all players requiring physician care have been treated, whichever is later. On the first day of Qualifying, a Tournament Physician must be on site at least one (1) hour and thirty (30) minutes before the start of play to participate in a medical emergency execution plan. 

(iii) The Tournament Physician must be available on call after hours, including the day before Qualifying matches start. 

(iv) The Tournament Physician must be on site from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Tournament local time) on the day of Qualifying Sign-In. 

(b) Referrals to Other Local Medical Specialists 

The Tournament Physician should have a local referral list of other medical specialists available during the Tournament. 

(c) Medical Documentation 

The Tournament Physician shall submit Tournament Physician evaluation and treatment documentation to the PHCP or enter such evaluation, diagnostic, and treatment documentation (digital diagnostic tests when possible) into the online WTA medical documentation system as directed by the PHCP. In either case, all such information must be in English and submitted or entered by the end of each Tournament day. 

It is required that all Tournament Physicians participate in a training session, in order to access the WTA online medical documentation system. Best efforts will be made to include this training as part of the pre-Tournament orientation. 

(d) WTA Mandatory Physical Examination 

The Tournament Physician shall be available to assist in completing the WTA Mandatory Physical Examinations. 

iii. Duties Upon Conclusion of the Tournament 

In addition to the daily medical treatment documentation required during the Tournament, all off-site testing or treatment procedure documentation referred by the Tournament Physician must be submitted to the PHCP upon completion of the Tournament. 

