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Michael D. Miller

Michael D. Miller, MD

Associate Professor

Orthopedic Surgeon—Joints

Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith, MD

Associate Professor

Orthopedic Surgeon—Joints

Steven W. A. Gonsalves

Steven W. A. Gonsalves, MD

Assistant Professor

Orthopedic Surgeon—Joints

Jolene Hardy, MD

Jolene Hardy, MD

Associate Professor

Orthopedic Surgeon—Joints & Sports Medicine

Director, Sports Medicine

Dr. Nicholas Bonazza, UArizona Orthopedics

Nicholas Bonazza, MD, MHA

Assistant Professor

Orthopedics – Sports Medicine

Dr. Abduljabbar Alhammoud, UArizona Orthopedics

Abduljabbar Alhammoud, MD

Assistant Professor

Orthopedics – Spine

Dr. Kimberly Tucker, UArizona Orthopedic Surgeon

Kimberly Tucker, MD

Associate Professor

Orthopedics – Joints

Prem Kumar Govindappa, DVM, PhD

Prem Kumar Govindappa, PhD

Assistant Professor

Orthopedics – Research

Dr. John C. Elfar

John C. Elfar, MD

Tenured Professor

Orthopedics – Shoulder, Hand, Wrist & Elbow

Department Chairman

Allison Lane, MD

Allison Lane, MD

Assistant Professor

Emergency Medicine – Sports Medicine

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