The sports medicine staff in conjunction with its facilities will provide professional allied health care coverage to all sponsored intercollegiate athletic teams, throughout the entire year and summer months. The sports medicine staff at PSU is comprised of four full time ATC's and four graduate assistant ATC's. It is the goal of the staff to provide health care coverage with equal access to evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation services to all student athletes' while competing at PSU. Â
Contact:
Phone: 503-725-4073 • Fax: 503-725-5641
Hours of Operation (Fall, Winter, Spring Term)
M-T 8:00am-5:00pmÂ
F 8:00am-4:00pm
Before/After Hours, Saturday, Sunday, School Holidays, and Summer Session:
Open for coverage of scheduled events. Â
In case of emergency outside of operation hours call CPSO emergency line 503-725-5911.
Student-Athlete Information and Forms For Medical Clearance
Portland State Sports Medicine Policies and Procedures
PSU Concussion Management Protocol (PDF)
PSU Coverage Policy (PDF)
Portland State Athletics Sports Medicine Staff
Stephanie Ludwig, Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine
Max Munson, Associate Director of Sports Medicine
Delaney Jamison, Assistant Athletics Trainer
Madeline Smith, Assistant Athletics Trainer
Marissa Vasquez, Assistant Athletics Trainer
Neil Flack, Assistant Athletics Trainer
David Gammage, Assistant Athletics Trainer
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Jacqueline M. Brady M.D. Â
Orthopedic Surgeon, Sports MedicineÂ
Dr. Brady serves as Team Physician for Portland State University, providing sports medicine care for varsity athletes in the PSU athletic training room, in her OHSU clinic, as well as on the field during athletic events.Â
Dr. Brady (formerly Munch) specializes in the care of patients with sports injuries, especially involving the knee and shoulder. She treats injuries of the bones, muscles, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, joints, and other connective tissue. Her patients include athletes of all ages, skill levels and disciplines. She has a particular interest in patients with joint instability, including:
- Kneecap dislocations
- Shoulder dislocations
- Knee dislocations involving multiple knee ligaments (ACL, PCL, MCL, etc.)
A former collegiate athlete, Dr. Brady enjoys participating in and providing medical care for local sporting events. She has served as the primary care and orthopedic sports medicine doctor in charge of care for the athletes at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO during a rotation in 2016. She also served as a medical volunteer at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. In her spare time, she enjoys trail running and hiking, as well as curling up with a good book on a rainy day.
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Melissa Novak, D. O.Â
Family Medicine, Sports Medicine
Dr. Novak serves as Team Physician for Portland State University, providing sports medicine care for varsity athletes in the PSU athletic training room, and in her OHSU clinic, as well as on the field during athletic events.Â
Dr. Novak completed medical school at Midwestern University in Chicago, IL. After medical school she went on to complete her family medicine residency at the University of Minnesota at an underserved inner-city program in Minneapolis. At the conclusion of her residency, she pursued a fellowship in sports medicine at the University of Utah.
Now residing in Portland she has worked at Oregon Health Sciences University since 2011. Her primary practice focus has been Primary Care Sports Medicine - helping athletes through their acute injuries and helping them to prevent injuries. She is also trained as an osteopath. As an osteopath she is trained to treat the overall patient and not just the disease. D.O.s are also trained in manual manipulation, a skill set she has focused on.Â
David Dowsett, DMD
Greg Lekas, DC
National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)
Northwest Athletic Trainers Association (NWATA)
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