Dr. Jason Weber grew up on a farm near Dorchester, Nebraska. He graduated with honors and high distinction from the University of Nebraska with a Bachelor of Science degree in biological science. He received his medical degree with honors and highest distinction from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where he was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed an orthopaedic surgery residency at Georgetown University Hospital, where he served as the academic chief in his final year. Dr. Weber has done research on surgical suture techniques for ankle instability. He has also written papers on proximal forearm fractures and thumb carpometacarpal arthritis.
Dr. Jason Weber grew up on a farm near Dorchester, Nebraska. He graduated with honors and high distinction from the University of Nebraska with a Bachelor of Science degree in biological science. He received his medical degree with honors and highest distinction from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where he was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed an orthopaedic surgery residency at Georgetown University Hospital, where he served as the academic chief in his final year. Dr. Weber has done research on surgical suture techniques for ankle instability. He has also written papers on proximal forearm fractures and thumb carpometacarpal arthritis.
Dr. Jason Weber grew up on a farm near Dorchester, Nebraska. He graduated with honors and high distinction from the University of Nebraska with a Bachelor of Science degree in biological science. He received his medical degree with honors and highest distinction from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where he was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed an orthopaedic surgery residency at Georgetown University Hospital, where he served as the academic chief in his final year. Dr. Weber has done research on surgical suture techniques for ankle instability. He has also written papers on proximal forearm fractures and thumb carpometacarpal arthritis.
As a fellow at the Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Center, Dr. Weber focused on foot and ankle care in the clinical, surgical, and academic setting in addition to general orthopaedics and fracture care.
During his free time, Dr. Weber enjoys spending time with his wife and four children, playing sports, watching sports, grilling, and smoking meat on the Big Green Egg.

A great Doctor.
Dr Weber was devoted to my care. I am 83 years old. 20 weeks ago my ankle broke in many places. It just gave way. It was a very severe fracture and I also got fracture blisters which are Avery rare. 2% of the cases get fracture blisters. I was hospitalized for 3 and a half weeks. I have been in a cast, wheel chair, boot and now a brace. I don’t think I have ever had such excellent medical care. Dr Weber physicians assistant worked right along side of him for these many weeks. Yesterday I was dismissed from his care. I had plates rods and screws to put my ankle together. I am blessed to be able to walk. Tomorrow I will enjoy Thanksgiving with my family at home. I would also like to say that every person who helped me in Nebraska Ortho office was so knowledgeable , caring and helped me in many ways. I have lived in Lincoln for 80 years and I am always so pleased at the level of medical care Lincoln Nebraska has. To Dr Weber and staff I thank you. Pamela Nootz Martin
I’d hoped to find. More relief for this metatarsalgia That little pad doesn’t do much. I bought new Hoka shoes but no relief.
He's thorough and informative. Answers questions thoughtfully.
He & his staff are very polite & friendly everyone made me feel @ ease
Very professional and friendly, would highly recommend him to my family & friends!
He was business like and answered my questions
Good listener.
Just like every doctor you wait and wait and the doc comes in for just a short time so the very short time he was in there he was fine, I guess.
Very thorough and knowledgeable! He takes time to explain everything and makes you feel heard. Wonderful staff as well!