PULLMAN — The local hospital and sports medicine clinic has welcomed a new physician to the team.
Sports medicine physician Michael Osterholt has joined Pullman Regional Hospital and Inland Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine Clinic, the hospital announced in a news release Thursday.
Osterholt will see patients for sports medicine-related injury diagnosis and treatment at Inland Orthopaedics of Pullman, according to the news release. He will also treat student athletes at Washington State University Athletics on campus and during games.
The news release said Osterholt works with patients and athletes of all ages and abilities. Beyond sports medicine, he diagnoses and treats ankle and foot injuries, as well as elbow, hip and groin issues. He also sees patients with overuse issues like IT band problems, shoulder, hand and wrist injuries, joint pain and dislocations.
Osterholt received his bachelor of science in physiology at the University of Wyoming and earned his doctorate of medicine at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine, according to the news release.
He’s a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, American Medical Association and American Medical Society for Sports Medicine. The news release said he has experience working with student athletes at the University of Nebraska, Creighton University, College World Series, Omaha Lancers USHL Hockey Team and Rapid City Youth Boxing.
“I truly enjoy sports medicine because I have the opportunity to help people across all activity levels stay active and functional and continue to do the things they love,” Osterholt said in the news release.
