Dr. Jabara specializes in sports medicine and orthopaedic surgery, including the evaluation of bone and joint injuries; shoulder and knee arthroscopy; and fractures and joint reconstruction. Areas of strong interest include management of multi-ligament knee injuries and knee dislocations, with numerous publications and training courses covering these injuries. As Director of the Sports Medicine Residency curriculum, he also organizes and leads academic and clinical training for the orthopaedic surgery residents in training for the GRMEP orthopaedic surgery residency program. Dr. Jabara serves as Associate Clinical Professor at Michigan State University and is currently a team physician and consultant for several local high schools, colleges and professional teams. During his fellowship training in Aspen, Colorado, Dr. Jabara was part of a physician team that treated U.S. ski and snowboard teams, World Cup skiers, NHL Aspen All-Stars, Grand Rapids Griffins, as well as athletes from ESPN’s Winter X-Games, NORBA (National Off-Road Biking Association) national finals, and Aspen’s high school football and soccer teams.