Jessica T. Thueringer, MD

As a rheumatologist, Dr. Marc Nolan works with patients who have rare and complex conditions like rheumatoid arthritis (RA), lupus, gout, vasculitis, like giant cell arteritis, polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR), and other conditions that manifest systemically and involve the whole body. Similarly in his practice, Dr. Nolan takes a whole body approach helping each patient manage their autoimmune disease to minimize the impact it has on their whole body. This often means a multidisciplinary approach that involves collaborating with physicians in other specialties. Rheumatologic conditions are often chronic, and Dr. Nolan recognizes the importance of quality of life in finding the best balance of activity, work, and one’s goals to achieve the best outcomes customized and personalized to every individual.

Jonathan C. Reid, MD, is a sports medicine physician who grew up in southern Minnesota where he attended Northfield High School and later St. Olaf College, graduating magna cum laude with a baccalaureate degree in biology and political science. After graduating from St. Olaf College, he accepted a joint internship position at the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC working on global health policy and security. Dr. Reid subsequently attended medical school at the University of Minnesota where he graduated with a dual degree in bioethics. Dr. Reid completed his residency in emergency medicine and went on to train at Loyola University in the area of clinical musculoskeletal medicine, earning a subspecialty certification in Sports Medicine. He is committed to caring for patients of all ages as they experience musculoskeletal injury and disease as well as working in the area of preventative medicine toward keeping his patients healthy and active throughout life. Dr. Reid developed a research collaborative with the Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago during training and continues to have a research focus on pediatric musculoskeletal health. Clinical areas of focus include pediatric and adolescent sport medicine, musculoskeletal procedures with the use of ultrasound guidance, and nonoperative fracture and regenerative medicine.

Zachary E. Pressman, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in the treatment of injuries and conditions of the upper extremity. He is Johns Hopkins fellowship trained in both surgical and nonoperative treatment of the shoulder and elbow, including arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, biceps tendon tears, joint replacements, and sports injuries. He also specializes in the treatment of traumatic injuries to both the upper and lower extremities.