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Stuart Creasey

Sports Medicine Physician Assistant

Stuart Creasey is a sports medicine physician assistant dedicated to a patient-centered approach of providing the best possible care experience while achieving optimal patient outcomes. Stuart treats patients in inpatient, outpatient and perioperative settings.

He has undergone comprehensive didactic and hands-on training, and he currently assists Dr. Peter Sallay with a wide variety of advanced arthroscopic shoulder, knee and proximal hamstring surgical procedures. Stuart also spends time in the clinic evaluating new patients, post-operative patients and performing procedures. He enjoys enhancing patient care by providing a variety of diagnostic, therapeutic and ultrasound-guided injections.

Stuart was raised in Brownsburg, Indiana, where he and his family currently reside and remain involved in the community. His wife, Sara, pursues her passion for education as a second-grade teacher in the Brownsburg school district. In his free time, Stuart enjoys woodworking, weight training and hiking/biking with his wife and two children.

Areas of Focus

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Injections | Hamstring | Knee | Shoulder | Sports Medicine | Ultrasound-Guided Injections

Memberships and Services

  • American Academy of Physician Assistants, Member
  • Indiana Academy of Physician Assistants, Member

Certifications

  • Advanced Cardiac Life Support
  • Basic Life Support
  • National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, Board-certified

Education

  • Hanover College, Hannover, Indiana – BA (Biology), 2014 cum laude
  • Butler University, Indianapolis – MS (Physician Assistant Studies), 2018
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There is nothing more rewarding than journeying alongside patients through the rehabilitation process and watching them return to the activities they love, pain-free.
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