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Meet Sharon Ong, MD

Dr. Sharon Ong is a board certified physiatrist. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University in just three years, with a degree in neuroscience and minor in psychology, both with honors. In medical school at University of Maryland School of Medicine, she discovered physical medicine and rehabilitation. She was immediately drawn to the field for its holistic approach and focus on maximizing each patient’s potential, regardless of their diagnosis.

Today as a physiatrist at OPA, Dr. Ong specializes in non-operative management of musculoskeletal issues, utilizing different modalities and thinking outside the box for management of various conditions. She believes in educating her patients on their condition, its root causes, and all treatment options available. She works with patients to mitigate risk of future injury, pain flares, or progression of disease with the goal of helping patients reach their maximum functional potential – and feel empowered in their medical care.

In addition to being a skilled physiatrist, Dr. Ong is an athlete and a musician. She grew up playing table tennis competitively, played lacrosse and ran track in high school, and is now a distance runner. She’s also a classically trained pianist and percussionist and especially enjoys treating performing artists.

Education & Training

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Kessler Institute, West Orange, NJ
Medical School: Doctor of Medicine University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD
Other Education: Internal medicine, preliminary year Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Bachelor of Arts, Neuroscience with Honors (2014) Minor in Psychology with Honors  (2014) Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD 2020

Procedures Performed

  • Ultrasound guided shoulder, hip, and knee injections.
  • Palpation landmark-based injections.
  • Ultrasound guided carpal tunnel, trigger finger, tendon sheath, bursa injections.
  • Platelet rich plasma injections.
  • Electrodiagnostic testing.
  • Trigger point injections.
  • Botox injections for chronic migraines.
  • Occipital nerve blocks.
  • Botox injections for dystonia.
  • Non-operative management of musculoskeletal issues.
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