
Dr. Jill Crosson brings over 15 years of experience in sports medicine, concussion care, orthobiologics, and whole-body wellness. Board-certified in family medicine with a Certificate of Added Qualifications (CAQ) in Sports Medicine, Dr. Crosson combines advanced training with a deeply personal mission: to help people heal, move, and live with purpose.
She holds a Bachelor of Science from Muhlenberg College, a medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and an MBA from St. Joseph’s University. She is currently completing her certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM) to further expand her ability to address the root causes of pain, inflammation, and performance limitations.
Throughout her career, Dr. Crosson has served as team physician for high schools, colleges, and professional organizations—including Muhlenberg, DeSales, the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs, the Philadelphia Phillies’ Dominican Republic Academy, and the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association. These experiences have deepened her belief that peak performance and long-term health go hand-in-hand.
But for Dr. Crosson, medicine has always been personal.
“I’ve wanted to be a doctor for as long as I can remember—and my reason has never changed: to help people. Over time, I realized that injuries rarely exist in isolation. Whether it’s chronic knee pain or recurring fatigue, we can’t treat one joint or symptom without understanding the whole body.”
Her inspiration has also come from her own family’s health challenges and from the countless patients who’ve shared stories of feeling dismissed or misunderstood. This journey has led her to a functional approach—one that emphasizes movement, nutrition, inflammation, and recovery as interconnected keys to healing.
Dr. Crosson is proud to be practicing in the Lehigh Valley, where she lives with her husband, children, and dog. When she’s not treating patients, she loves running, hiking, and enjoying the outdoors with her family.
“My goal is to help patients restore their health and optimize their athletic endeavors—whether that means returning to a sport, playing with their kids, or simply feeling like themselves again. Let’s go on this journey together.”
With over 15 years in sports medicine, orthobiologics, and functional care, Dr. Crosson combines elite education with hands-on experience treating athletes of all levels.
PCOM
Medical School
St. Joseph’s University
Graduate School
Muhlenberg College
Undergraduate
Fellowship –
St. Luke’s Health Network
Residency –
Mercy Suburban Hospital
Internship
Mercy Suburban Hospital
Certificate of Added Qualification
AOA Board of Family Physicians
American Osteopathic Academy
The Orthobiologic Institute Networks
American Osteopathic Association