Sports Medicine Specialists in New Jersey

Toms River (25)Paramus (22)Freehold (21)Cedar Knolls (21)Morristown (18)
Voorhees (16)Jersey City (16)Brick (15)Princeton (15)Tinton Falls (14)Englewood (14)Marlton (14)Hackensack (14)Somers Point (13)Wayne (13)Hoboken (13)Cherry Hill (12)Edison (12)Sewell (12)Red Bank (11)Egg Harbor Township (11)Lawrenceville (10)Bridgewater (9)North Bergen (9)Franklin Lakes (8)New Brunswick (7)Manasquan (7)West Orange (7)Vineland (7)Clifton (7)Rutherford (7)Newark (7)Holmdel (7)Teaneck (7)Hackettstown (7)Trenton (7)Livingston (6)Glen Rock (6)Manahawkin (6)Monroe (6)Hamilton (6)Somerset (6)Ocean (6)Old Bridge (6)Cape May Court House (6)Succasunna (6)Florham Park (6)Sparta (6)Montvale (6)Plainsboro (5)Pennington (5)Fair Lawn (5)Westfield (5)Forked River (5)Clark (5)Galloway (4)Bayonne (4)Glassboro (4)Morganville (4)Warren (4)Piscataway (4)Bordentown (4)Cliffside Park (4)Fort Lee (4)Ridgewood (4)Barnegat (4)Verona (4)Nutley (4)Clinton (4)Turnersville (3)Shrewsbury (3)Saddle Brook (3)Phillipsburg (3)Parsippany (3)Summit (3)Norwood (3)Mount Laurel (3)Midland Park (3)Matawan (3)Sea Girt (3)Marmora (3)Jackson (3)Emerson (3)Wall Township (3)East Hanover (3)Boonton (3)Bloomfield (3)Berkeley Heights (3)Wyckoff (3)

Learn more about Sports Medicine Specialists

A sports medicine doctor specializes in the prevention, diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment of exercise- and sports-related injuries. Sports medicine doctors care for sports teams, individual athletes, and other physically active people. Sports medicine doctors are experts in helping people maximize their fitness and performance potential.

A sports medicine doctor typically:

  • Evaluates a patient’s medical, exercise and athletic history

  • Educates the patient about sports injury prevention and how to safely return to sports and exercise after injury

  • Performs a physical exam that includes evaluation of blood pressure and vital signs, general health, and current or potential injuries

  • Orders and interprets laboratory and imaging tests and prescribes medications

  • Diagnoses and treats acute and chronic conditions due to injuries from sports or activity

  • Provides direct care for sports- and activity-related injuries and conditions in the office, hospital, clinic, and rehabilitation facility

  • Oversees and monitors sports training and exercise programs to reduce the risk of injuries

  • Works closely with your primary care doctor and other specialists and members of your healthcare team to provide optimal care

Sports medicine doctors may also be known by the following names: sports doctor, sports medicine physician, sports injury specialist, and sports medicine specialist.

There are 553 specialists practicing Sports Medicine in New Jersey with an overall average rating of 4.4 stars. There are 107 hospitals in New Jersey with affiliated Sports Medicine specialists, including Hackensack University Medical Center, Morristown Medical Center and Hackensack Meridian Health JFK Medical Center.