Pediatrics

J. Davis, M.D.

J. Todd Davis, MD, is a board-certified family physician specializing in sports medicine, practicing primarily in the Plain City and Marysville areas near Columbus, Ohio. He focuses on treating work-related injuries and occupational health conditions, serving adult employee populations from regional businesses to enhance workplace safety and facilitate timely return-to-work. With nearly 20 years of experience, Dr. Davis manages sports-related injuries and general medical conditions through compr

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Credentials

Board Certifications

Family Medicine (ABFM)

Education & Training

Medical School: The Ohio State University College of Medicine (MD, 2004)
Residency: Scottsdale Healthcare (Family Medicine, 2007)
Fellowship: Arizona State University (Sports Medicine, 2009)

Clinical Focus

Subspecialties

Pediatric SurgerySurgical Sports Medicine

Conditions & Treatments

Musculoskeletal ConditionsConcussionACL & Ligament ReconstructionArthroscopic Surgery

Practice Details

Hospital Affiliations

Memorial Health

Languages

English

Conditions Dr. Davis treats

Frequently asked

Where does Dr. Davis practice?

J. Davis practices in Columbus, OH with hospital affiliations including Memorial Health.

What does Dr. Davis specialize in?

J. Davis is a board-certified pediatrics specialist with focus areas in Pediatric Surgery and Surgical Sports Medicine.

What is Dr. Davis's medical training?

Public profile training history includes: Medical School: The Ohio State University College of Medicine (MD, 2004); Residency: Scottsdale Healthcare (Family Medicine, 2007); Fellowship: Arizona State University (Sports Medicine, 2009).