Start with a real question
Grounded in clinical care, not content created merely to fill a schedule.
Better reasoning. Better decisions. Better MSK care.
Practical MSK education for clinicians who want to understand why, make better clinical decisions, and build stronger practices.
Jeremy Girmann, DO, RMSK
Founder & Educator

Why MSK Logic exists
Many clinicians were taught what to do, but not how to reason from anatomy, biomechanics, and first principles.
Positioning, approach, needle and syringe selection, injectate, and workflow are what make a technique reproducible.
Without confidence in sonoanatomy and image acquisition, diagnostic and treatment options remain limited.
New evidence and regenerative options such as PRP and BMAC are difficult to track, interpret, and apply.
Clinical skill alone does not teach someone how to build an effective outpatient MSK model.
Providers need trusted peers to discuss cases, ask questions, compare approaches, and grow together.
The MSK Logic response
MSK Logic exists to bring these fragmented pieces together through practical education that connects clinical reasoning, anatomy, imaging, procedures, emerging evidence, and the realities of outpatient practice.
It begins with The MSK Logic Brief: a concise weekly publication designed to help providers deepen their understanding, make better clinical decisions, and strengthen their MSK practices.
A weekly newsletter for thoughtful MSK providers
Better reasoning. Better decisions. Better MSK care.
The best place to start
The MSK Logic Brief is a concise weekly newsletter for clinicians who want more than protocols and surface-level pearls. Each issue examines one useful clinical idea, question, study, technique, or practice lesson, then connects it to decisions you make in real care.
For clinicians across disciplines who evaluate, diagnose, or treat musculoskeletal conditions.
Inside the MSK Logic Brief
Each issue may take a different form, but the editorial approach remains the same.
Grounded in clinical care, not content created merely to fill a schedule.
Examine why something works, when it matters, and where common assumptions may break down.
Distinguish established evidence, clinical experience, emerging ideas, and unanswered questions.
A clearer framework, practical detail, or worthwhile question to carry into practice.
From the clinic
I am a board-certified PM&R physician and the founder of Inertia Medical. My work spans nonsurgical orthopedics, image-guided procedures, MSK ultrasound, regenerative medicine, and the realities of building an outpatient practice.
I write each issue from the perspective of an active clinician, focusing on the questions, tradeoffs, and practical details that are easy to miss in formal training.

Built deliberately
The Brief creates an ongoing conversation about the problems clinicians encounter in real MSK practice. Recurring questions, reader feedback, and the subjects that prove most valuable will help guide future practical MSK courses and opportunities for clinician collaboration.
Start with the BriefWeekly clinical perspective for thoughtful MSK providers.
Built around recurring clinical questions, practical skill gaps, and the needs readers identify.