Jesse Shaw, DO, USAW

Jesse Shaw, DO, USAW, is a primary care sports medicine physician whose career highlights him as a translational scientist and domain expert in sports medicine. After graduating from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (Erie, PA) he completed a translational internship at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (Portsmouth, VA). He then served Naval Special Warfare as a General Medical Officer prior to entering and completing Undersea Medical Officer Training at Naval Undersea Medical Institute and Naval Diving and Salvage Training Command (Groton, CT and Panama City, FL). After completing a tour at Naval Health Branch Clinic Bangor (Silverdale, WA) he received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Navy.  He then completed his family medicine residency at St Petersburg General Hospital (St Petersburg, FL) and a Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine/Auburn University (Auburn, AL) under the leadership of Michael Goodlett MD and James Andrews MD. His clinical practice focuses on the optimization of wellness through the relationship of health, medicine, fitness and nutrition. He has served as faculty at multiple medical colleges and colleges of osteopathic medicine throughout the country and worked across the many facets of sports from high school to NCAA division 1 and professional levels. He currently serves the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee as team physician for multiple Team USA athletes and National Governing Bodies. His research interests include dietary supplementation and sports nutrition, translational sports medicine, concussion evaluation and objective assessment and movement health. He currently serves as Director of Clinical Research at Sparta Science. Dr. Shaw appreciates the application of clinical sports medicine through the lens of sport performance, injury prevention and development of rehabilitation protocols.