Orthopedic Surgeons in Downtown Appleton Appleton, WI

Ever since my first experiences of playing sports, I’ve always enjoyed being part of a team. The really great part about taking a team approach in medicine

My own orthopedic injury is what ignited my passion for orthopedics and drew me to this specialty. I received such high-quality care from my surgeon and nurs

My job is rewarding in many ways. First and foremost, there’s you, my patient. You’re more than a diagnosis to me, and the best part of my job is getting

Specializing in orthopedic trauma care, you have to be ready for anything. I treat people of every age, handle many acute injuries and provide all types

Being able to help people when they need it most is the best part of my job. Orthopedic care in general focuses on improving people’s quality of life.

Your orthopedic care involves choices. One of the most important parts of my job is to help you understand your treatment options so you can choose t

Dr. Erickson is advanced fellowship trained specializing in shoulder, shoulder replacement, arthroscopy, cartilage, and sports medicine. The approach I take

In the orthopedic specialty, we work as part of a multi-disciplinary team to create the most customized treatment plans for each person and then implement th

I believe in compassionate and patient-centered care. My goal is to integrate evidence-based medicine and innovation to meet the needs of each individu

Understanding patients’ injuries is so important, but I feel taking the time to understand their overall physical, social and mental health conditions, as we

In my field, I frequently treat individuals who have suffered a stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic injury, chronic pain disorders or other major li

Whether it’s serving as team physician for the local high-school football team, reducing and providing fracture care after a traumatic sports event, or usi

I love to teach. It’s great to see new learners and providers in training at the clinic, but I think my most important students are the patients themselves.