Jeremy Ng, MD CAQSM

Biography

Dr. Ng is an Assistant Professor in Family Medicine and primary care sports medicine at Boston Medical Center. Dr. Ng completed his medical degree at Boston University School of Medicine, his emergency medicine residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center, and his primary care sports medicine fellowship at the combined Pennsylvania Hospital/Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia program. His professional interests include sports performance, long-term athlete development, concussion management, and curriculum development.

After completing his fellowship training, he worked extensively with IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida where he cared for their professional/Olympic athletes and elite high school/college student-athletes. He was the team physician for their nationally renowned high school football team. In 2018, he received the Athletic Trainers’ Association of Florida’s Sports Medicine Person of the Year Award.

Dr. Ng is a team physician for the United States Soccer Federation. He was team physician for the 2017 FIFA Men’s Under-17 World Cup and several CONCACAF championships from the U15 to U20 level. He is on the medical advisory board for the Korey Stringer Institute, where he pursues his interest in optimizing safety and performance in the heat.

Dr. Ng has USA Track and Field Level II coaching certifications. He worked for Bommarito Performance Systems’ NFL Combine Preparation Program where he helped design and lead speed/movement and film review sessions and created meal plans for players. Later, he was the team physician for IMG Academy’s NFL Combine Preparation Program. In total, approximately 140 players were selected in the NFL Draft.

Dr. Ng was born and raised in eastern Massachusetts. Prior to returning home, he was the Associate Lead Primary Care Team Physician for the Los Angeles Dodgers and an assistant clinical professor at UCLA. There he received the UCLA Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program’s Award for Excellence in Education. He has lectured nationally on the topics of concussion management, long-term athlete development, and speed development.