Jeffrey
N. Dooley, MS, ATC, LAThas
a Bachelor's degree from California State University
at Sacramento and a Master's degree from the University
of Arizona. He has been practicing since 1977. Past experience
includes Head Athletic Trainer for the Ft. Lauderdale
Strikers in the North American Soccer League; Lecturer
and Clinical Instructor in the Athletic Training Curriculum
at the University of Illinois; Head Athletic Trainer,
Assistant Professor, and Director of the Athletic Training
Major at North Central College; Director of Sports Medicine
at Edward Hospital in Naperville; and Senior Athletic
Trainer at Lake Forest Hospital.
During this time he also served two rotations
at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs,
working with Junior Wrestling and Under-16 Soccer;
at the U.S. Olympic Festival, working with gymnastics;
and as a consultant for the Athletes' Foot Weartest
Center.
He first started
working with LFHS athletes in 1991 as an employee
of Lake Forest Hospital, then became LFHS' first
Certified Athletic Trainer in 1993. He has also served
as Editor of the Journal of the Illinois Athletic
Trainers' Association (IATA) and as a member of the
IATA Board of Directors, and as Chair of the Board
of Athletic Trainers for the Illinois Division of
Professional Regulation. In 1997 he was inducted
into the Illinois Athletic Trainers' Association
Hall of Fame.
Jennifer C. Regan, MS, ATC, LAT has
a Bachelor's degree from Northern Illinois University
and a Master's degree in biomechanics from Eastern
Michigan University. She has been practicing since
1996. Previous positions include working with soccer
and softball at Eastern Michigan University; gymnastics,
hockey, softball, and fencing for the Sports Medicine
Institute in South Bend, IN; primary coverage of 19
sports at Washington High School in South Bend, IN;
rugby, hockey, football, track & field, high school
coverage, and clinical patient care for AthletiCo Sports
Medicine & Physical Therapy and assistant athletic
trainer at Libertyville High School and Condell Medical
Center.
Stephen Weidner, ATC, LAT has a bachelor's degree in
Athletic Training from Illinois State University. After
graduating in 2009, he initially worked as a Physician
Extender with Illinois Bone and Joint Institute's Sports
Medicine physicians. He was also the head Athletic
Trainer at Marian Central Catholic High school in Woodstock,
IL. Currently, he works in a Physical Therapy clinic
seeing athletes for rehabilitation. His main responsibility
at LFHS will be covering football in the fall and also
working at Illinois Bone and Joint Institute in Buffalo
Grove. During the winter and spring seasons he will
join Jeff and Jennifer in caring for the athletes of
all LFHS sports teams.
Jeff and Jennifer are also
assisted by several high school students who have been trained
in routine taping and wrapping procedures and basic first
aid and by interns enrolled in athletic training curricula
at area colleges and universities.
Dr. Greg
Crovetti (Libertyville,
855-469-4263)
Medical School: Loyola
University School of Medicine. Graduated 1995
Internship: General Surgery - University
of Loyola Hospital
Residency: Internal Medicine – West
Suburban Hospital
Fellowship: Sports Medicine – University
of Kentucky
Board certified in Internal
Medicine and Sports Medicine
Dr. Crovetti treats all musculoskeletal problems and medical
conditions in the active individual. He treats every
kind of sports injury, low back, neck, work related injuries,
over use injuries and pain syndromes. Dr. Crovetti
has special interests in Supplemental Aids, Alternative
Medicine, and maximizing athletic performance.
Dr. Crovetti has covered many large-scale athletic events
such as the state wrestling and basketball tournaments,
collegiate sporting events, national boxing tournament,
and world karate championships, pro hockey team, the Lexington
ballet troop, and elite cheerleading club. He has also
covered such events as the first ever Eco-Challenge in
Utah and the Iron Man Triathlon in Hawaii.
MidAmerica Orthopaedics
755 S. Milwaukee Ave
Suite 250
Libertyville, IL 60048
Office hours available by appointment
Phone: 855-469-4263
Dr. Roger Chams (Lake Forest Orthopedics--offices
in Lake Forest & Libertyville, 847-247-4000)
Medical School: University
of Illinois Medical Center, College of Medicine. Graduated
1992
Internship: Surgery - University of Illinois
College of Medicine
Residency: Orthopedic Surgery
- University of Illinois College of Medicine
Fellowship: Sports Medicine – Southern
California Orthopaedic Institute
Board
certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
Dr. Chams treats all musculoskeletal problems in the active
individual. He specializes in Sports Medicine and
Arthroscopic Surgery, Shoulder and Knee Reconstructive
Surgery, and General Orthopedic Surgery. Dr. Chams
has special interests in arthroscopic shoulder and knee
surgery including all arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
and instability reconstruction; cartilage transplantation
and grafting; knee ligament reconstruction using hamstring,
patellar, and allograft tendon; and shoulder and knee replacement
surgery.
Dr. Chams is on the teaching faculty of the American Association
of Orthopaedic Surgery and the Arthroscopy Association
of North America. He is a member of the Arthroscopy Association
of North America, the American Orthopaedic Society for
Sports Medicine, the American Association of Orthopaedic
Surgeons, and the Chicago Sports Medicine Society. Dr.
Chams serves as team physician for Lake Forest College
and several area high schools in addition to LFHS.
Illinois Bone & Joint Institute
Lake Forest Orthopaedics
720 Florsheim Dr.
Libertyville, IL 60048
1200 North Westmoreland
Suite 100
Lake Forest, IL 60045
Office hours available by appointment
(847) 247-4000, Acute Injury Hotline (847) 816-0656
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