Skyler Gick, DO

Skyler Gick, DO, is a sports medicine physician with Ascension St. Vincent Sports Performance in Carmel, IN. She is board certified in sports medicine and family medicine. She provides medical care for adults, teens, and older children with sports injuries and sports-related conditions. As a nonoperative sports medicine physician, she treats physically active individuals with new and old musculoskeletal injuries. Dr. Gick also utilizes ultrasound for injections and appropriate diagnosis. Additionally, she has special interests in osteopathic medicine, nutrition, and exercise. Dr. Gick takes time to hear and understand your concerns. She values collaborating to develop a clear plan to work together towards your recovery goals.

Dr. Gick completed her sports medicine fellowship training at Duke University, where she provided medical care for three NCAA Division I universities, including Duke University, Elon University, and North Carolina Central University. This experience prepared her with a high level of diverse understanding in providing care to all athletes with an increased focus on football and Duke Men's and Women's Basketball. During her residency training, she developed a solid holistic foundation in family medicine and osteopathic medicine, while pursuing additional opportunities in sports medicine at the high school, collegiate and professional levels. Her background as a collegiate athlete and coach offers her further insight when providing treatment plans and return to sport recommendations. Overall, Dr. Gick's experience combined with her strong clinical, procedural, and osteopathic skills have prepared her to take care of your sports medicine concerns. Her communication and team-based approach utilizes a robust multidisciplinary team of staff, athletic trainers, physical therapists, performance trainers, sports dieticians, and sports psychologists to meet your needs.

Outside the office, Dr. Gick serves as team physician for Zionsville Community High School and Marian University. When not working, Dr. Gick enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing and watching sports (especially basketball), traveling, gardening, and cooking.