Jeffrey Berger, D.O.
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Recognizing the Signs of Tendonitis and How to Treat it
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, tendonitis causes more than 70,000 people to miss work per year. This is just one of many reasons why it is important to understand the symptoms of tendonitis so that you can avoid not only the pain but the inconvenience it...
Husband and Wife of 54 Years Undergo Joint Replacement Surgeries On The Same Day
Premier Orthopaedics surgeon, Dr. Jonathan Garino, performed back-to-back procedures on a couple who have been married for 54 years! They shared their same-day surgery journey at the MUVE Center with @6ABC. Watch the incredible story below. Read the full ABC6 story...
What are Non-Surgical Treatment Options for a Herniated Disc
The spine consists of 26 bones called vertebrae and between them are cushion-like pads called “intervertebral discs”. The discs serve as shock absorbers for the vertebrae and help provide stability to the spine. When one of these intervertebral discs loses its normal...
SPECIALTIES
CLINICAL EXPERTISE
- Non-Operative Spine
- Interventional Pain Management
EDUCATION/TRAINING
- Undergraduate — Georgetown University
- D.O. — Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Residency — Temple University Hospital & Moss Rehabilitation
- Fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine — Temple University
CERTIFICATION
- Board Certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Subspecialty Board Certification in Interventional Pain Medicine and Sports Medicine
- Subspecialty Board Certification in Sports Medicine
- Board Certified by the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
- Regenexx(R)-certified physician
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
- International Spine Intervention Society
- North American Neuromodulation Society
- American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
INTERESTING FACTS
Dr. Berger has pursued extensive additional training in regenerative medicine and orthobiologics, musculoskeletal ultrasound, as well as advanced interventional spine techniques and neurostimulation.
At Temple University, Dr. Berger served as Chief Resident and was awarded the James A. Demopolous Resident of the Year award. Additionally, he has authored award-winning research articles and book chapters, has lectured extensively in the field and has served as principal investigator for grant-funded research studies. He has been honored on multiple occasions as a Top Doctor(TM) by Philadelphia magazine, Main Line Today, Castle Connelly, and PA Top Docs.