STANDARDS SECTION XVIII - TOURNAMENT STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE b.  Physician Responsibilities i.  Duties Prior to the Tournament ii.  Duties During the Tournament (a)  Schedule and Availability iii.  Have admitting privileges at the local hospital;  iv.  Be fluent in both English and the local language; and v. Possess a current CPR certification and Emergency Response  certification (or the international equivalent). (a) Each Tournament Physician must participate in a pre- tournament telephone orientation and acknowledge that he/ she understands all information provided on SS&M Zone, the  official site for all SS&M Services information. This orientation  also includes an online medical documentation training session  with a SS&M Department, Tournament Relations staff member  at least two (2) weeks prior to the start of the event. (b)  Each Tournament Physician must complete the Tennis Integrity  Protection Programme module prior to the start of the  Tournament. (c) Each Tournament Physician must carry professional medical  liability (malpractice) insurance in an amount of US$1,000,000  with an insurance carrier acceptable to the WTA for the duration  of the Tournament. Such insurance policy must provide coverage  for the Tournament Physician while performing services for  WTA players and/or at the Tournament venue. All Tournament  Physicians must email proof of this insurance policy along  with a copy of their license, CPR Certification, and Emergency  Response Certification at least sixty (60) days prior to the event. (i) The Tournament Physician shall be on site at all times  during play for both Qualifying and Main Draw matches at  all Tournaments. 351 The Tournament Physician must be prepared to perform the required  duties established by the WTA and will be evaluated by the WTA Senior  Vice President, SS&M and Transitions, and Medical Advisor(s).