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Sports Medicine Program - Miami Children's Hospital

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<strong>Sports</strong><strong>Medicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>


Locations of Service:Department of Orthopaedic Surgery3100 SW 62 Avenue<strong>Miami</strong>, FL 33155<strong>Sports</strong> <strong>Medicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>Dr. Stephen Swirsky2900 S. Commerce ParkwayWeston, FL 33331<strong>Sports</strong> <strong>Medicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>Dr. Craig J. Spurdle13400 SW 120 StreetSuites 100 & 200<strong>Miami</strong>, FL 33186For more information or to schedule an appointment,please call 305-662-8366 or 1-800-685-1885.Visit us online at: www.mch.com/sports-medicineBecause children and teens are still growing and developing, theyexperience different types of sports-related injuries than adults.The <strong>Miami</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong> <strong>Sports</strong> <strong>Medicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong> is dedicatedto supporting treatment and prevention of sports injuries in thegrowing athlete, or young sports enthusiast.The program is staffed by Stephen Swirsky, DO and Craig J. Spurdle,MD. Both Drs. Spurdle and Swirsky have diversified backgroundsand unique approaches with an unparalleled understanding of whatis required to help their patientsreturn to their optimal level of healthand athletic performance. Bothphysicians are members of thePediatric Orthopaedic Society ofNorth America and the AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.Dr. Swirsky, who is certified by anda Diplomate of the American Boardof Orthopaedic Surgery, treatsinjuries through <strong>Miami</strong> Children’sDepartment of Orthopaedic Surgeryand MCH Dan Marino Outpatient


Center. He is the team physician for USA Judo and travels with thenational and Olympic level teams both nationally and internationally.He has experience treating athletes on the USA Gymnastics teamand is the lead physician for the <strong>Miami</strong> Galos boxing team. He is theteam physician for one of the largest high schools in <strong>Miami</strong>-DadeCounty and a large gymnastics academy in Broward County. Priorto completing his medical degree and orthopaedic surgery residency,Dr. Swirsky was a physical therapist and a certified athletic trainer.He is currently a fellow of the American Academy of OrthopaedicSurgeons and is part of the clinical faculty at the University of<strong>Miami</strong> Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation andFlorida International University Department of Orthopaedics.Dr. Swirsky has close to a decade of experience specializing inpediatric arthroscopic surgery.Dr. Craig J. Spurdle is board certified by the American Board ofOrthopaedic Surgery as a Diplomate. He has advanced fellowshiptrainingin pediatric orthopaedic sports medicine and general pediatricorthopaedics from the Scottish Rite <strong>Hospital</strong> in Atlanta. He is avoluntary assistant professor at the University of <strong>Miami</strong> School of<strong>Medicine</strong> and brings a special understanding of sports medicine to thepractice of orthopaedic medicine by providing care and treatinginjuries through <strong>Miami</strong> Children’s Department of OrthopaedicSurgery and MCH West Kendall Outpatient Center with thepurpose of getting young athletes back in the game. He is a formermember of the U.S. World Cup Ski Team and travels with the U.S.World Cup Ski and Snowboard Teams as an on-snow physician. Dr.Spurdle is a specialist in pediatric arthroscopic surgical procedures.The interdisciplinary team members at three <strong>Miami</strong> Children’slocations work together to provide the most advanced care for theirpatients by incorporating an array of diagnostic and therapeuticservices such as X-ray, MRI, occupational and physical therapy tothe treatment plan as needed.Practicing PreventionThere are several steps you and your children can take for safety’ssake while participating in sports. Here are a few tips:• Warm up and stretch before activity.• Require all participants to wear sports-specific protective gear.

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