Leading the team at BHS Sports & Wellness are two orthopaedic surgeons and a certified athletic trainer, all with extensive experience in athletics and sports medicine.

Orthopaedic Surgeon
Mark Sprague, MD, serves as team physician for the Pittsfield Suns. A graduate of Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York, Dr. Sprague completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine at New England Baptist Hospital. Prior to joining Berkshire Orthopaedic Associates, he provided sideline medical expertise to the Boston Celtics and athletic teams at Tufts, Harvard and Northeastern University.
"The Berkshires have a very active population," said Dr. Sprague. "Whether it's school sports, organized ball or individuals who enjoy outdoor activities, thousands of people are out there every day, engaged in sports and exercise. Our goal is to help these athletes enjoy their sports without over-extending themselves or suffering injury that prevents them from remaining active."
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A graduate of the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Orthopaedic Surgeon Christine Kane, MD, completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine at New England Baptist Hospital. During her fellowship training, Dr. Kane provided sports medicine care to the Boston Celtics, and athletic teams at Harvard University.
Erica Baptiste, MA, ATC, LAT, is a Certified Athletic Trainer and serves as the Program Coordinator for the BHS Sports & Wellness program. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Movement Science with a concentration in Athletic Training at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, NY, and a Masters of Arts degree in Exercise Science at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI. Before joining BMC and Berkshire Orthopaedic Associates, Erica worked with Orthopaedic Pediatric Sports Medicine at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, where she assisted in building a medical practice which provided care and opportunities for adaptive athletes, dancers and athletes of all abilities.
"I first learned about sports medicine when I was injured as a field hockey goal keeper in college. This experience exposed me to a career path as a certified athletic trainer, thanks to the unforgettable care and rehabilitation I received. Now, our team at BHS Sports and Wellness is providing excellent care to athletes who were injured - just like I was - providing the kind of personalized care that ensures a healthy and safe return to the sport of their choice."
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here.For an appointment at Berkshire Sports & Wellness, please call:
Pittsfield: 413-499-6600
North Adams: 413-664-5699
For more information or answers to any questions about our program, please email us at: sportsandwellness@bhs1.org