Dr. Martin is an Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School and is Board-Certified in Orthopedic Surgery. He is a member of the Sports Medicine Service, the Director of the Joint Preservation Service, and Director of the Sports Medicine Fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Dr. Martin has been named one of the top 100 doctors by Boston Magazine numerous times and has received the prestigious Golden Apple Teaching Award. He was also awarded the Distinguished Clinician Award by Harvard Medical School.
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Surgical Techniques Repair Knee Chondral Injury
Main Goal: Surgical repair to prevent degenerative arthritis
The main goals of joint preservation research are to heal damaged tissues and reverse joint degradation.
Sean spent several years working in general orthopedics before Joining Dr. Martin’s Team in the Massachusetts General Hospital Sports Medicine Division.
Monica has been Dr. Martin’s office coordinator since 2004. She is happy to assist with any questions concerning Dr. Martin’s practice.
Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Research Fellow
Stephen enrolled in the M.D. program at Yale School of Medicine in 2020, where he has completed his first three years of medical school. His work with Dr. Martin and clinical rotations in medical school have reaffirmed his interest in orthopaedic surgery.
Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Research Fellow
Bilal currently attends medical school at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, where he has completed his first three years. He plans to return to complete his fourth year of medical school after a research year here at MGH.
Kieran’s interest in joining Dr. Martin’s research team stems from his life-long aspiration to become a sports medicine physician.
Jonathan graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a BA in Public Health. He hopes to begin medical school in 2024 and is excited to work with Dr. Martin’s team.
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