George Ross Malik, MD is Board Certified in both Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation as well as Sports Medicine. He is an Instructor at the Harvard Medical School. He is a graduate of Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and completed his residency training at Northwestern University/Shirley Ryan AbilityLab where he was a Chief Resident. He then completed a fellowship in Sports and Spine Medicine at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. His clinical expertise has focused on treating musculoskeletal conditions, including spine care. He welcomes all patients, from athletes and weekend warriors to those simply looking to maximize their ability to be active in the community. Treatment plans focus on non-operative care involving exercise therapies, ultrasound-guided procedures, orthobiologics (such as Platelet Rich Plasma), and fluoroscopic spine procedures (including epidurals and nerve ablations). He has clinical research interests involving lower extremity injuries in runners and team sport athletes. He serves as a team physician with the USA U-20 and U-17 Men's Youth National Soccer teams, New England Revolution II Football Club, Northeastern University Men's Basketball, and King Philip High School Athletics. He has previously been a member of the medical staff for New York Red Bulls Football Club, Saint Peter's University, Long Island Nets G League basketball team, and the New York City Public Schools High School Football League. He has also provided medical care at the Boston, New York, Chicago, and Houston Marathons.