Neurosurgeon · Las Vegas, Nevada
Dr. Jason Garber
Board-certified neurosurgeon for complex spine surgery, cervical disc replacement and nerve surgery in Las Vegas.
- MD
- FAANS
- FACS
- Board certified since 2004

Meet Dr. Garber
Two decades of spine surgery in Las Vegas
Dr. Jason Garber has practiced neurosurgery in Las Vegas for more than 20 years. Most of his work is on the spine: neck and back problems that haven't improved with therapy, injections or time.
He is known for cervical artificial disc replacement, for complex reconstruction when earlier surgery hasn't worked, and for nerve problems in the arms and legs. He sees patients at Las Vegas Neurosurgical Institute on South Durango Drive.
Approach
How Dr. Garber decides on surgery
Surgery is the last step, not the first
Most neck and back pain gets better without an operation. Dr. Garber recommends surgery only when a clear structural problem on imaging matches your symptoms, and when conservative care has had a fair chance.
Keep motion where it can be kept
For the right patient with a damaged neck disc, replacing the disc keeps that level moving. Fusion stays the better choice for some patients, and he explains which one fits your spine and why.
Every approach to every level
Trained in front, back and side approaches to the whole spine, he picks the route that reaches the problem with the least disruption, rather than the one approach a surgeon happens to prefer.
Specialties
What Dr. Garber treats
Complex spine and nerve problems, from a single pinched nerve to reconstruction after earlier surgery.
Cervical artificial disc replacement
Replaces a damaged neck disc with a motion-preserving implant instead of fusing the bones.
Learn moreComplex and revision spine surgery
Multi-level disease, instability, deformity and operations that didn't work the first time.
Learn moreMinimally invasive spine surgery
Decompressions and some fusions through small incisions, working between the muscles.
Learn morePeripheral nerve and brachial plexus surgery
Injuries, entrapments and tumors of the nerves running from the neck into the arm and leg.
Learn moreSpinal cord stimulation for chronic back pain
Stimulator therapy for long-term back pain when corrective surgery isn't an option.
Learn moreBrain (intracranial) disorders
Tumors, bleeding and fluid problems inside the skull, with his LVNI colleagues.
Learn moreRecognition
Chosen by his peers
Southern Nevada physicians named Dr. Garber a Top Doctor in neurological surgery three years in a row.
For attorneys
Medical-legal evaluations and expert testimony
Independent medical exams, record reviews, causation opinions and testimony in spine and neurosurgical cases, from a board-certified neurosurgeon in active practice.
Patient questions
Before your first visit
Straight answers to what patients ask most. See all questions.
What does Dr. Jason Garber specialize in?
Dr. Garber is a board-certified neurosurgeon in Las Vegas who focuses on spine surgery. That includes cervical artificial disc replacement, complex and revision spine surgery, minimally invasive spine surgery, peripheral nerve and brachial plexus surgery, and spinal cord stimulation for chronic back pain.
Is Dr. Garber board certified?
Yes. He has been certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery since 2004. He is also a Fellow of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (FAANS) and of the American College of Surgeons (FACS).
Where does Dr. Garber see patients?
At Las Vegas Neurosurgical Institute, 3012 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89117, on the west side of the valley near Summerlin and Spring Valley. Patients come from across Southern Nevada and from out of state.
Which hospitals and surgery centers does Dr. Garber operate at?
Dr. Garber operates at Henderson Hospital, Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center and MountainView Hospital, and at Valley View Surgery Center and Silver State Surgery Center for outpatient procedures.

Office
Where to find Dr. Garber
Las Vegas Neurosurgical Institute
3012 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89117
West Las Vegas, close to Summerlin, Spring Valley and the 215. Patients also come from Henderson, Enterprise, North Las Vegas and out of state.