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A proud founding physician of OrthoNebraska Hospital and board chairman, Dr. Burt now focuses his practice on helping young people with hip problems. He is the only physician in Nebraska who specializes in this area. Throughout his career, he has served as head team physician for the Omaha Nighthawks UFL football team, Millard North High School and Skutt Catholic High School. He’s also served on the sports medicine teams for various local hospitals.

Locations

OrthoNebraska Oakview Orthopedic Clinic

2725 S. 144th St. Suites 110, 205 and 212 Omaha, NE 68144

OrthoNebraska Elkhorn

3415 South 205th Street Omaha, NE 68022

Hospital Affiliations

OrthoNebraska Hospital

Hometown: Lincoln, NE

Conditions

Hip Labral Tears, Hip Impingement (FAI), Hip Instability, Hip Bursitis, Hip Dislocation, Hip Dysplasia, and less common conditions

Treatments

, , and less common treatments

Are You a Candidate for Hip Arthroscopy?

Ages treated: Under 50

Accepts workers comp: Yes

Team Members

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Natashia Klostermann
PA-C

Natashia and Dr. Burt work alongside each other in clinic and surgery to provide comprehensive hip arthroscopy care. With more than 10 years of experience together, Natashia often sees Dr. Burt's patients and they collaborate on their progress.

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Brooke Wagner
PA-C

Brooke works alongside Dr. Charles Burt in clinic. She will often see his patients and collaborate with him on their progress.

Nurses

Shari
29 Years in Practice

Credentials

Certifications

Education

  • North Sydney Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center | Sports Medicine Fellowship, 1999
  • Creighton University / University of Nebraska Health Foundation | Orthopaedic Residency, 1998
  • Creighton University | General Surgery Internship, 1994
  • University of Nebraska Medical Center | MD, 1993
  • Nebraska Wesleyan University | BS, 1989 (Biology)

Memberships & Awards

Patient Reviews

4.9 out of 5 (316 Ratings, 101 Comments)

4 stars
Have the PT come do education for crutches BEFORE the patient is all undressed and gowned up. Having to walk around in open areas with crutches and nothing but a hospital gown that opens in the back is rather demeaning and makes the patient terribly uncomfortable. Furthermore, it's more realistic to give these instructions when the patient is wearing regular clothes and shoes, as that is how it would go in reality.
5 stars
The personnel always seem concerned and lend a helping hand.
5 stars
Better communication about being behind. We sat in the front waiting area for 40 min before being called back and nobody told us they were running behind.
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