Barry Fisher, M.D., specializing in primary care sports medicine. Dr. Fisher is a native of Dayton, Ohio. He graduated from Wright State University bachelor program with honors as well as the Wright State University School of Medicine in 1985. Dr. Fisher completed his residency at Miami Valley Hospital. He received his sports medicine training at St. Elizabeth Sports Medicine Center in Dayton under the direction of Dr. Frank Mannarino.

Dr. Fisher is the Medical Director of Kettering Sports Medicine Center. He is a team physician for Xenia High School and Cedarville University. He coordinates care for the Dayton Dragons Minor League Baseball Team, and is also an associate clinical professor in Emergency Medicine and Family Practice at Wright State University.

Frank Mannarino, M.D., specializing in Orthopedic Surgery with an interest in knee surgery and the care of athletic injuries. Dr. Mannarino has had specialized training in arthroscopic surgery as well as the more complex ligamentous surgeries around the knee.

Dr. Mannarino is a native of West Paterson, New Jersey. He graduated from Dartmouth College where he was an All-American baseball player. He graduated from the University Of Cincinnati School Of Medicine in 1976. He served his internship and orthopedic residency at Blodgett-Butterworth Hospitals, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and received a fellowship in sports medicine in 1981 with Dr. Douglas Jackson in Long Beach, California.

Dr. Mannarino is the Orthopedic Medical Director of Kettering Sports Medicine Center. He is a team physician for Miamisburg High School and the Dayton Dragons Minor League Baseball Team. In addition, he serves as an Associate Clinical Professor of Surgery at Wright State University School of Medicine.

Paul Nitz, M.D., specializing in Orthopedic Surgery with a special emphasis in shoulder and knee surgery and the care of athletic injuries.

Dr. Nitz graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine and completed his orthopedic surgery training at William Beaumont Army Medical Center in El Paso, Texas. He received specialized fellowship training in Sports Medicine at the Methodist Sports Medicine Center in Indianapolis under the direction of Donald Shelbourne, M.D. He served in the U.S. Army receiving an honorable discharge with the rank of Major. While in the service he served as a staff orthopedic surgeon and later as chief of orthopedic surgery at Reynolds Community Hospital in Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

Dr. Nitz is a team physician for Cedarville University, Central State University, and the Dayton Bombers Minor League Hockey Team.

James Tytko, M.D., specializing in Primary Care Sports Medicine. Dr. Tytko graduated from the University of Notre Dame bachelor program with high honors. He then attended University of Cincinnati Medical School and graduated in 1980. Dr. Tytko completed his Family Practice Residency at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, where he was chief resident in 1983.

Dr. Tytko is the Director of Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program at Kettering Sports Medicine Center. He is also an associate clinical professor in Emergency Medicine and Family Practice at, Oakwood High School, and the Dayton Dragons Minor League Baseball Team.

Brian Springer, M.D., specializing in Emergency Medicine and Sports Medicine. Dr. Springer graduated from SUNY College at Oneonta with honors. He graduated from UTSW Medical Center Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, Texas in 1998. He completed his residency at the Wright State School of Medicine, with an Integrated Residency in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Springer received his fellowship training in sports medicine at Kettering Sports Medicine Center.

Dr. Springer is currently an Assistant Professor for Emergency Medicine at Wright State University, a Medical Officer for the Ohio Disaster Medical Assistance Team, and a Staff Physician for Kettering Medical Center. He is the Sports Medicine Coordinator for the Wright State University Department of Emergency Medicine and Kettering Sports Medicine Center. Dr. Springer is a team physician for Sinclair Community College.