Lindsay Sprague, PA-C, brings a strong foundation in orthopedic and sports medicine rehabilitation to her role as a Physician Assistant, with a passion for helping patients restore mobility, regain independence, and improve their quality of life.
Lindsay earned her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Western University of Health Sciences and her bachelor's degree in Public Health Policy from the University of California, Irvine.
Lindsay's interest in medicine began during her undergraduate studies at UC Irvine, where she worked alongside the sports medicine team as a student athletic trainer for Division I collegiate athletes. This experience sparked her passion for patient care and musculoskeletal medicine. She went on to work in outpatient physical therapy, gaining valuable experience in orthopedic rehabilitation, postoperative recovery, and helping patients restore strength and mobility.
During her physician assistant training, Lindsay completed clinical rotations in several specialties, including orthopedic surgery, pediatric neurosurgery, general surgery, and emergency medicine. These experiences further strengthened her interest in orthopedic and spine care.
Lindsay is passionate about helping patients regain mobility, restore independence, and improve their quality of life. She values the collaborative approach to medicine and enjoys building meaningful relationships with patients while guiding them through their treatment and recovery.
Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and dogs. She loves being outdoors, whether at the beach, camping, or exploring new places. In her free time, she also enjoys Pilates, reading, and crocheting.
Undergraduate: University of California, Irvine — Bachelor's degree in Public Health Policy
Graduate: Western University of Health Sciences — Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies