Dr. Jennifer Stebbing’s mission is to treat pain and injury by providing a comprehensive evaluation of the musculoskeletal system and creating a personalized plan to promote healing, increase function and decrease pain, allowing full return to sport and life.

Dr Stebbing is Board Certified in Family Practice, Sports Medicine, and Hospice & Palliative Care.  Dr Stebbing’s love of learning and genuine desire to help her patients drives her to seek new options for treatment. She regularly attends conferences that continue to enhance and update her interest in Regenerative Orthopedics, a subspecialty within her Sports Medicine degree. She has professional relationships with physician colleagues across the U.S. whom she consults with for more difficult cases. The use of Prolotherapy and Platelet Rich Plasma using Ultrasound Guidance to treat muscle, tendon injury, and joint arthritis are the foundation behind her goal of treating pain.

Dr Stebbing’s additional Board Certification in Hospice & Palliative Care offers a unique perspective. Her patient-centered approach encourages the interchange of ideas and ample time for dialog. She recognizes and values the quality of each patient’s life, desiring to reduce pain and improve function by customizing the treatment for each patient’s issues.

She is frequently heard saying “Just because someone doesn’t understand your pain, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist”. With this in mind, she seeks for options to treat you. She understands that pain and injury affect different layers of tissue- scars, fascia, muscle, tendon, joint capsule, cartilage, and bone. The soft tissue injury interferes with the biotensegrity of the joint.  This is the concept that is missed by many physicians. She writes about this in her second book and in one of her blogs.

Undergraduate Eduation, 1990, High Honors
Guilford College, Greensboro NC
Bachelor of Science Biology

Medical Education, 1991-1995
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Internship, 1995-1996
Aurora Presbyterian/St Luke’s HealthONE
Denver, Colorado

Family Medicine Residency, 1996-1998
Aurora Presbyterian/St Luke’s HealthONE
Denver, Colorado

Alley Medical Center – 1998-2001
Rural Full spectrum Family Practice
Berwick, Pennsylvania

Owensville Primary Care – 2001
Indigent Clinic, Family Practice
Owensville, Maryland

Alton Family Practice 2002
Locum tenens Family Practice
Alton, New Hampshire

Families First – 2002-2005
Medical Director, Indigent Family Practice
Portsmouth, New Hampshire

SeaCoast Hospice – 2005-2007
Hospice & Palliative Care Physician
Exeter, New Hampshire

Rockingham VNA & Hospice – 2008, 2009
Hospice & Palliative Care Physician
Exeter, New Hampshire

University of New Hampshire – 2007-2010
Health Services Family Practice, Sports Medicine
Durham, New Hampshire

American Academy of Orthopedic Medicine
Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine training
(http://www.aaomed.org)

MSKUS
Ultrasound Training
(http://mskus.com)

Hackett Hemwell Patterson Foundation
Prolotherapy Training
(https://hhpfoundation.org)

American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine
Ultrasound Training
(https://www.aium.org)

Fascia Research Conference
Fascia Injury and Treatment Training
(http://fasciacongress.org/2015-congress/)

A physician trained in Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine, Dr Jennifer Stebbing DO wrote “I Can Sit Again: Non-Surgical Treatment for Tailbone Pain” as a guide to help patients who have injured themselves navigate thru the complex medical system to find non-surgical solutions to their pain. She is a puzzle master, intuitive listener, and beacon of hope for those who have done “everything” and still aren’t fully functional. She heralds from Camas in southwestern WA, where she has a physical practice and telemedicine practice.

Dr. Stebbing’s career started as a Family Practioner. She has always embraced her osteopathic roots. She pursued a Sports Medicine Fellowship after eight years of family practice, which provided her with a deep foundation in medicine. During this time, she recognized the inadequacies of treating pain in the insurance based medical model, which offers band aids and treatment options that are not only not curative but may in fact cause more harm. Her exposure to prolotherapy in her Sports Medicine fellowship opened her eyes to a new paradigm for treating pain. She diligently continues to acquire knowledge and skill, providing treatment that is research-based. In her book, I Can Sit Again, she reiterates the importance of a comprehensive evaluation, correct diagnosis and complete treatment.  She offers treatment options and the discusses the concepts behind the treatment options, clarifying the process of making decisions to pursue treatment.

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