Jason Sherman, MD

Jason Sherman, MD

“The underlying philosophy of the field of physiatry is the restoration of function to people with injuries to the muscles, bones, tissues, and nervous system. Whether this means returning to play competitive sports or simply being able to live without pain, my goal is to enable my patient’s to continue doing what brings them joy in life.”

Dr. Jason Sherman joined Southwest Spine and Sports in 2009 after completing an interventional spine/musculoskeletal fellowship at Southwest Spine and Sports. Upon graduating from Denison University in Ohio with a bachelor of science degree in biology, he earned his medical degree at Wright State University School of Medicine in Ohio. He completed his internship in internal medicine and his Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency at The Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus, OH. While completing his physical medicine and rehabilitation residency, he served as chief resident. He is board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. Sherman enjoys reading, exercising, and spending time with his wife who is a pediatrician at North Scottsdale Pediatrics.

Board Certification

American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Fellowship

Southwest Spine and Sports
Scottsdale, AZ
Musculoskeletal and Interventional Spine Medicine

Residency

The Ohio State University Medical Center
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Columbus, OH

Internship

The Ohio State University Medical Center
Department of Internal Medicine
Columbus, OH

Medical School

Wright State University School of Medicine
Medical Degree in 2004
Dayton, OH

Undergraduate Education

Denison University
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Granville, OH

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Dr Komar was great, as was the physician assistant. They asked me a lot of very good questions and made observations no one has ever made in the past. It's the first time I've felt someone (besides my family doctor) really cared about me as a person and how difficult a road this has been for me since this all started back in 1973. Sincerely, Dean A.

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