Mississippi Sports Medicine currently has eight fellows that committed to an extra year of training to perfect their surgical skills. These fellows came from all over the United States to learn from MSMOC’s very talented surgeons. If you would like to learn more about our fellowship programs, please visit our website at http://ow.ly/AxO850C1aXZ.

MS Sports Medicine is dedicated to serving student-athletes across the state. From band members and cheerleaders to football players, we host a weekly Saturday Sports Injury Clinic at our Jackson location for those who experienced an accident during a Thursday or Friday game. From 8 am- 11 am, our fellowship-trained physicians are here to get you on the road to recovery. (X-rays based on patient deductibles.) (Doors open at 7 am. Times and dates are subject to change.)

The Surgery Center of MS Sports Medicine is looking for a Materials Manager. This position is responsible for the purchasing process of the surgery center, which includes inventory control: ordering all medical supplies, maintaining an appropriate inventory of all medical supplies, receiving and stocking all medical supplies to their assigned areas. All applicants must have a general understanding of medical supply equipment, 1-2 years ASC in Materials Management preferred, and 1-2 years as a Surgical Scrub Technician or Sterile Processing preferred. Please send resume to Elizabeth.dumas@msmoc.com.

Dr. Jason Craft is one of MS Sports Medicine's hip and knee sub-specialized sports medicine surgeons. He is local from Brandon, MS, and completed his residency at UMMC followed by a year of fellowship training in Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Surgery at Baylor University in Houston, TX. He assisted in the management of athletes with the NFL Houston Texans, MLB Houston Astros, and the University of Houston athletic department. Dr. Craft continues to assist the Houston Texans during the annual NFL Combine. We were thrilled when Dr. Craft joined our talented team of physicians in 2012.

If you're experiencing sudden back pain, limited spinal mobility, or an increase of pain while standing or walking, you may be experiencing vertebral compression fractures (VCFs). Let our nationally-recognized spine sub-specialized physicians, Dr. Woodall or Dr. Calvert, alleviate your discomfort, and get you back to your everyday adventures.

In February, Jeremiah Jethroe broke his neck in a freak accident. His mother prayed for the right surgeon to repair his C2 vertebra. They were led to MS Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center’s sub-specialized spine surgeon, Dr. Graham Calvert. Today, Jeremiah is back playing baseball for the New Hope High School Trojans. Read about his journey in The Dispatch. http://ow.ly/2IHM50BOsnL

Dr. Penny Lawin, MS Sports Medicine foot & ankle sub-specialized surgeon, was on The Out of Bounds Show with Bo Bounds yesterday morning to discuss Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott’s recent injury, his recovery, as well as potential issues in the future related to his accident. If you missed it, click the link below to have a listen! http://ow.ly/jw6i50BSeYm

Dr. James Ramsey is one of our nationally recognized shoulder & elbow sub-specialized surgeons. He completed his sports medicine fellowship with a special interest in shoulder surgery at the Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance/The Lipscomb Clinic in Nashville. Dr. Ramsey also serves as a volunteer physician in the Sports Medicine network with the United States Olympic Community.