Knee, shoulder & hip sports medicine
Dr. Jas Chahal is an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon specializing in the knee, shoulder, and hip. Fellowship-trained at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago — where he helped cover the Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox — he serves as Head Orthopedic Consultant to Toronto FC, leads the Division of Orthopedic Surgery at Women’s College Hospital, and teaches as an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. His practice focuses on arthroscopic ligament reconstruction, cartilage restoration, and orthobiologics, backed by an MSc in Clinical Epidemiology and more than 100 peer-reviewed publications.
Toronto FC
Head Orthopedic Consultant
U of T Varsity Blues
Head Orthopedic Consultant
University of Toronto
Assistant Professor
Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL — team physician coverage for the Chicago Bulls (NBA) and Chicago White Sox (MLB)
University of Toronto Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (UTOSM)
University of Toronto
University of Manitoba
University of Toronto — Surgeon Scientist Program
Rotman School of Management (University of Toronto) & University of St. Gallen
University of Toronto
FRCSC — Orthopedic Surgery
Licensed — Ontario
MLS — since 2021, previously 2013–2016
Division leadership — since 2022
Varsity athletics — since 2012
Department of Surgery — Division of Orthopedic Surgery
Hospital privileges — Toronto Western Hospital
Dr. Chahal specializes in arthroscopic surgery of the knee, shoulder, and hip, with particular expertise in ligament reconstruction and cartilage restoration.
Ligament reconstruction to restore knee stability.
Arthroscopic repair to preserve the knee’s shock absorber.
Arthroscopic removal of damaged meniscal tissue.
Restoring shoulder stability after dislocation injuries.
Arthroscopic repair of shoulder tendon tears.
Minimally invasive treatment of hip impingement and labral tears.
Fellowship-trained specialists covering the full range of orthopedic care.
Discuss your knee, shoulder, or hip injury directly with Dr. Chahal. Consults in 1–4 days, surgery typically 2–4 weeks later. No referral required.