TEAM PHYSICIAN - DR. SINGH
Dr. Raman Singh is a highly experienced primary care sports medicine physician, double
board-certified in pediatrics and sports medicine. Growing up in Northern California, he developed a
lifelong love of competitive soccer, mountain biking, hiking, and the outdoors. He completed his
undergraduate studies at the University of California and earned his medical degree at Midwestern
University in Downers Grove, later completing pediatric training at Brooke Army Medical Center in
San Antonio.
After more than a decade of active-duty service with the U.S. Air Force as both a pediatrician and
flight surgeon, Dr. Singh pursued additional fellowship training in primary care sports medicine at
Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago. This training allowed him to combine his passion for
medicine, pediatrics, sports, and recreation.
Today, Dr. Singh cares for athletes and active individuals of all ages at IBJI’s Western Springs,
Hinsdale, and Westmont clinics. He serves as head team physician for Nazareth Academy and
Hinsdale South High School and is part of concussion management teams for several large school
districts in the Western Suburbs. He also works closely with local club sports, performing arts
academies, and has developed a strong network of physician colleagues who value his collaborative
approach for their patients. At a more national level, Dr. Singh is on the medical team that provides
care to high-level endurance athletes at the annual Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.
A dedicated educator, Dr. Singh is a clinical professor of osteopathic medicine and pediatric sports
medicine with the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Ascension Resurrection Sports
Medicine Fellowship. He regularly is invited to speak at national meetings on various sports
medicine topics and pediatric overuse injuries.
Dr. Singh’s commitment to young athletes has established him as a leader in the field and a trusted
partner for his colleagues, coaches, athletic trainers and the local community. His current practice
focuses on sports injuries, fracture care, concussion management, non-operative regenerative
techniques, and pediatric orthopedic conditions such as scoliosis
board-certified in pediatrics and sports medicine. Growing up in Northern California, he developed a
lifelong love of competitive soccer, mountain biking, hiking, and the outdoors. He completed his
undergraduate studies at the University of California and earned his medical degree at Midwestern
University in Downers Grove, later completing pediatric training at Brooke Army Medical Center in
San Antonio.
After more than a decade of active-duty service with the U.S. Air Force as both a pediatrician and
flight surgeon, Dr. Singh pursued additional fellowship training in primary care sports medicine at
Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago. This training allowed him to combine his passion for
medicine, pediatrics, sports, and recreation.
Today, Dr. Singh cares for athletes and active individuals of all ages at IBJI’s Western Springs,
Hinsdale, and Westmont clinics. He serves as head team physician for Nazareth Academy and
Hinsdale South High School and is part of concussion management teams for several large school
districts in the Western Suburbs. He also works closely with local club sports, performing arts
academies, and has developed a strong network of physician colleagues who value his collaborative
approach for their patients. At a more national level, Dr. Singh is on the medical team that provides
care to high-level endurance athletes at the annual Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.
A dedicated educator, Dr. Singh is a clinical professor of osteopathic medicine and pediatric sports
medicine with the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Ascension Resurrection Sports
Medicine Fellowship. He regularly is invited to speak at national meetings on various sports
medicine topics and pediatric overuse injuries.
Dr. Singh’s commitment to young athletes has established him as a leader in the field and a trusted
partner for his colleagues, coaches, athletic trainers and the local community. His current practice
focuses on sports injuries, fracture care, concussion management, non-operative regenerative
techniques, and pediatric orthopedic conditions such as scoliosis