Biography
Sharon Folger is a physician assistant at Main Line Spine. She received undergraduate degrees in radiology at Chestnut Hill Hospital and Hahnemann University Hospital. She earned her Bachelor of Science and certification in Physician Assistant studies from Philadelphia University.
Her scope of practice includes treatment of joint and musculoskeletal injuries and joint injections; treatment of arthritis and chronic orthopedic conditions; and evaluation and treatment of spine disorders. Prior to her specializing in orthopedic medicine, she practiced family medicine for six years.
Before obtaining her physician assistant degree, Ms. Folger was a radiology technologist in the hospital setting, performing imaging procedures in general and interventional radiology. Sharon holds professional memberships with the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the National Commission on Certification of Physical Assistants, the Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants, and the American Registry of Radiology Technologists. Ms. Folger brings a diversified background in orthopedic medicine, family medicine, and radiology to Main Line Spine.
Board Certification
- Physician Assistant
Education and Training
Graduate School
Philadelphia University
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Patient Comments
“Sharon Folger, PA-C is very in tune with my debilitating back pain. She has set up a pathway for me to continue my life in a normal fashion. She is so kind, caring, and personable.”
“I had an appointment with Sharon. The information shared with me was very helpful. All of my experiences with your group have been great.”
“I personally love Sharon. I feel very confident when I see her because I know that she will take very good care of me.”
“Sharon explained options for future injections. I felt involved in my care planning. All of my questions were answered with clear responses. Sharon is thorough in assessing physical abilities. As an older woman, I found Sharon to be personable, professional, and respectful of me.”
“Sharon Folger is the best. Always listens.”