- medical school: University of Toledo College of Medicine, Ohio
- residency: Mount Carmel Health System, Columbus, OH
- fellowship: Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle, WA
- board certification: Orthopaedic Surgery
Craig Shank, MD
245 ratings
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expertise
fractures, cerebral palsy, torticollis, shoulder injury/impingement, hand deformity, knee injury, hip injury/impingement, Perthes, Limb inequality, Blounts disease, bowleg, toe walking, flat feet, club feet, ankle injury
bio
Craig Shank is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Dayton Children's Hospital. Born and raised in Cedarville, Ohio, Dr. Shank attended Cedarville University for his undergraduate degree where he graduated summa cum laude. He graduated with his doctorate of medicine from the University of Toledo College of Medicine. Dr. Shank completed his post-graduate training at Mount Carmel Medical Center, Nationwide Children's Hospital and Seattle Children's Hospital. Dr. Shank is also a clinical assistant professor at Wright State University School of Medicine. Dr. Shank often goes on medical mission trips when not seeing patients at Dayton Children's. He has traveled to Mexico, Bangladesh, Kenya, and Togo.
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Scheduling in-person appointments for new patients only. For follow-up, second opinion or video visit appointments, please call 937-641-3010
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08/04/25
He has always been utmost respectful and has done an amazing job with my son. My son absolutely adores him. And I cannot thank him enough for all the stuff that he has done for my son. And I do truly appreciate him and his staff.
07/30/25
Everybody was great and thank you
07/23/25
Doctor Shank is wonderful and listens to our concerns and gives us the best course of action for our little girl.
06/11/25
Nice bedside manner, but didn't feel fully present in the room with us or with his student observer. It was slightly awkward because the student who was observing was not introduced by our provider, the student introduced himself. And the student was very personable. The questions we asked were answered. Our child did receive good care. We were just a little surprised by the provider's lack of engagement with our child and the room in general.
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