Biography

Dr. Nho specializes in sports medicine and arthroscopic treatment of the hip, shoulder, and knee. His practice focuses on addressing athletic injuries and preserving joint function through minimally invasive techniques. 

Originally from the northern suburbs of Chicago, Dr. Nho graduated from Northwestern University before pursuing the MD/MS program at Rush Medical College and the Graduate College of Rush University. He completed his surgical internship at New York Presbyterian Hospital of Weill Cornell Medical College and his residency in orthopedic surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. He then returned to the Chicago area to complete a fellowship in sports medicine at Rush University Medical Center. Dr. Nho was awarded the Herodicus Society Traveling Fellowship and has trained with leading hip arthroscopists and hip joint preservation surgeons in the United States and Switzerland. 

Dr. Nho has a particular interest in the arthroscopic treatment of athletic hip injuries, including hip joint preservation surgery for femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), hip labral repairs, shoulder instability, rotator cuff repair, and knee arthroscopy. He serves as the director of the Hip Preservation Center at Rush University Medical Center and is co-head of the Hip Study Group at Rush, a multidisciplinary team dedicated to researching hip joint preservation and clinical outcomes following hip surgery. 

A hockey enthusiast, Dr. Nho was a member of the Northwestern Men’s Ice Hockey Team and currently serves as the head team physician for the Chicago Steel. He also holds team physician roles with the Chicago Bulls (NBA), Chicago White Sox (MLB), and Chicago Fire Soccer Club (MLS).