A fellowship-trained orthopedic sports medicine surgeon, Dr. Ehiorobo specializes in the comprehensive care of sports-related injuries and a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions affecting active individuals of all ages.
With advanced expertise in minimally invasive arthroscopy, joint replacement, carpal tunnel release, and fracture fixation, Dr. Akelman is dedicated to evidence-based management and shared decision-making, helping patients return safely and swiftly to the activities they value most.
A fellowship-trained spine surgeon, Dr. Christopher McDonald brings advanced training, a patient-first philosophy, and a deep commitment to helping people of all ages restore function and quality of life.
Dr. Lemme is fellowship-trained in both orthopedic sports medicine and orthopedic trauma. His practice emphasizes both surgical and non-surgical treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, with a particular focus on the shoulder, knee, and elbow.
As an athlete herself, orthopedic sports medicine surgeon Braidy Shambaugh finds it easy to relate to her patients as they try to get back to the activities they love.
The medical field is a family tradition for Dr. Michael C. Mariorenzi, an adult reconstruction surgeon at University Orthopedics. His father, grandfather, and uncle are all orthopedic surgeons. He says it's those strong family ties that have had a profound effect on the course of his career, including how he ended back in his native state of Rhode Island.
Dr. Alan Daniels - an orthopedic spine surgeon and chief of spine surgery at University Orthopedics and The Miriam Hospital - shares why he has the best job in the world.