STANDARDS SECTION XVIII - TOURNAMENT STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE g.  Area for Player Personal Health Care and Fitness Providers 3.  Treatment On Court Where space is available at WTA 1000 and WTA 500 Tournaments,  a private room/area with a partition and treatment table should be  provided for players to receive treatment from their personal health care  providers and fitness professionals. The room/area should be accessible  and professional (i.e., not under stairwells or in player lounges, hallways,  general gym areas, or Tournament staff areas). This area should be set up  by the first day of Qualifying. Players’ health care providers are required to provide their own equipment  and medical supplies. Only WTA-approved personnel are permitted to provide treatment on court. Unauthorized personnel shall not be allowed on court during a match,  Medical Time-Out, or when a player is being treated by a PHCP, Tournament  Physician, or Emergency Services. The Tournament Director must appoint a Chief Tournament Physician  to coordinate the local medical team. Each Tournament Physician must  complete the Tournament Physician SmartSheet and provide it to a SS&M  Department, Tournament Relations staff member no later than ninety (90)  days prior to the event. The local medical team should include no more than two (2) assistant  physicians. The Tournament Physician may assist in providing medical care  for spectators and Tournament staff; however, the priority will be to care for  the Players. Therefore, it is recommended that separate medical staff, such as  first aid or paramedics, be appointed to care for spectators and Tournament  staff. Also, it is recommended that the emergency medical staff is either able  to respond within a five (5) minute transit time to the Tournament site or  available on-site at all times during play.  4. Physician a.  Physician Skills and Medical Qualifications i.  Specialize in orthopedic, internal medicine, or primary care sports  medicine and tennis; ii.  Be licensed and insured in the country and jurisdiction of the  Tournament by an insurance carrier acceptable to the WTA; The Tournament Physician must: 350