Carrie Jaworski, MD is a sports medicine physician at Intermountain Health’s Park City Medical Center in Park City, Utah. She supports patients in Park City, Snyderville, Kamas, and surrounding communities, bringing more than 25 years of experience in sports and exercise medicine, which includes caring for athletes of all ages and abilities.
Dr. Jaworski truly believes that exercise is the best medicine and strives to include physical activity in all her treatment plans. She is Intermountain’ s Medical Director of Sports Medicine for the Wasatch Back and the Head Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician for US Ski and Snowboard. In these roles, Dr. Jaworski is working to enhance the care provided to all active people in our community.
Dr. Jaworski was elected as the 2025 President of the American College of Sports Medicine, the world’s largest sports medicine organization. After being a physician for the Salt Lake City and Tokyo winter games, she continues to serve the United States athletes at international winter competitions, and is head team physician for the 2026 winter games. Prior to joining Intermountain, Dr. Jaworski served as the Head Team Physician for Northwestern University, the Medical Director of Hamilton Chicago, and was the lead physician for the Chicago Marathon. Her interests include concussions, endurance medicine, and dance medicine.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys all things outdoors, both winter and summer and is a huge proponent of the concept of “exercise is medicine.” Another passion of hers is teaching, and she has been a fellowship director for several sports medicine training programs.