Stacey Schley

Stacey Schley, MD, is an attending physician and instructor in orthopedic surgery at Harvard Medical School, affiliated with Boston Children’s Hospital Sports Medicine Division. She specializes in primary care sports medicine with subspecialty training in sports endocrinology and procedural ultrasound expertise. Her clinical practice focuses on non-operative treatment of sports injuries, diagnostic ultrasound, and management of female athlete health concerns including REDs and eating disorders.

Dr. Schley’s research interests include:

• Youth sports specialization patterns
• Injury prevention strategies
• Return-to-sport recovery optimization
• Sex-based differences in athletic training
• Developmental training models
• Relative energy deficiency in athletes

She provides medical coverage for professional teams (Detroit Red Wings, Atlanta Hawks, Falcons, Boston Ballet) and has expertise in sideline coverage across multiple athletic levels. Her educational background includes:

• Medical degree from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
• Family medicine residency at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Sports medicine fellowship at Emory University School of Medicine
• Female athlete/sports endocrinology fellowship at Boston Children’s Hospital