Dr. Craig G. Mohler, MD

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Specializing in Nonsurgical Hip and Knee Treatments, Dr. Mohler Brings Expertise and Compassion to the Forefront

Dr. Mohler, a distinguished orthopedic surgeon at the renowned Slocum Center, is known for his exceptional skill and dedication to providing top-notch care to his patients. With a specialization in nonsurgical treatments for hip and knee conditions, Dr. Mohler brings a unique blend of expertise and compassion to his practice.

Throughout his academic career, he completed a fellowship at Rush Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Center, a residency at the University of Iowa, and a medical degree from the University of Missouri, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. He is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and the National Board of Medical Examiners, and holds licenses in both Oregon and Illinois.

Reflecting on his career, Dr. Mohler expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work alongside exceptional partners at the Slocum Center, stating, "I feel like the luckiest person in the world to be able to practice orthopedics with the superb partners we have here at the Slocum Center."

Outside of his professional endeavors, he is a devoted family man who has raised three children with his wife in Oregon. Their family activities include attending and volunteering at their children's events, whether athletic or academic. In his leisure time, Dr. Mohler enjoys studying history, working on computers and automobiles, and engaging in outdoor activities such as golfing and skiing with his loved ones. Notably, he recently achieved a lifelong goal of learning to play the bass guitar over the past two years, showcasing his commitment to personal growth and exploration.

Recognized as an orthopedic computer "geek" by his family, his diverse interests and dedication to both his patients and personal pursuits underscore his well-rounded approach to life and medicine. Patients at the Slocum Center can rest assured that they are in capable and caring hands under the expert guidance of Dr. Mohler.

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