Jason Spangler, DO

Jason Spangler, DO is a fellowship trained sports medicine physician. He specializes in:

• Arthroscopic Surgery
• Shoulder & Knee Arthroscopy
• Total Joint Replacement
• Sports Medicine

A native of Cleveland, Dr. Spangler attended Bradley Central High School where he played basketball and baseball. He remained in the area, continuing his baseball career at Lee University, where he majored in Biology, served as team captain, was selected as NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete. He also received the Champion of Character Award and graduated Magna Cum Laude.

Dr. Spangler earned his medical degree from Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine where he worked with Virginia Tech team physicians during basketball and football seasons. A five-year orthopaedic surgery residency took him to Grandview Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio, where he served as team physician for the nationally recognized Centerville High School football team and trained several weeks with the Indianapolis Colts team physicians, the Cincinnati Reds team physician and the Cincinnati Bengals foot and ankle specialist.

After completing his residency, he completed a Sports Medicine Fellowship program at Wake Forest University. While in Winston-Salem, he continued his extensive sports medicine and team coverage opportunities by serving as one of the team physicians for the Wake Forest University basketball and baseball teams and for the Winston Salem State University football team. Dr. Spangler also provided team coverage for the Winston Salem Dash, a minor league affiliate of the Chicago White Sox and served as a volunteer physician for Kyle Petty Charity Motorcycle Ride.

Dr. Spangler specializes in arthroscopic surgery with his main focus in shoulders, hips and knees. He also has extensive training in total shoulder, total hip and total knee replacements and a special interest in treating overhead athletes as well as treating other sports-related injuries.

In addition to spending cherished time with his family, he enjoys attending University of Tennessee football games, playing golf and listening to country music. After participating in a life changing Medical Mission in Guatemala a few years ago, he hopes that the opportunity will once again arise for future missions.

After completing his education, Dr. Spangler was delighted to return home and join the CSMO Cleveland office. He resides in Ooltewah with his wife and high school sweetheart, Aubrie, and their two daughters, Paisley and Adelyn.