McCormack Robert Dr

Dr. Robert McCormack, a Professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at the University of British Columbia, specializes in knee and shoulder injuries. His clinical practice includes a focus on articular cartilage regeneration and ligament reconstruction. Dr. McCormack actively participates in sports medicine, providing care to athletes at various levels, from university to professional and national teams.

With extensive experience in sports medicine, Dr. McCormack serves as the head physician for the BC Lions (CFL) and the Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS). He also works with the NHL/NHLPA and has been the head physician for the Canadian Olympic team since 2004. Dr. McCormack's research initiatives include directing the Simon Fraser Orthopaedic Research Foundation, specializing in prospective randomized trials in Orthopaedics.

As a prominent figure in the field, Dr. McCormack has contributed significantly to Canadian research by co-founding the COTS and JOINTS groups. His involvement extends to international multi-sport events, including ten Olympic Games, where he served as the Chief Medical Officer at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Korea. Dr. McCormack's commitment to advancing orthopaedic care is evident through his research and dedication to athlete well-being.

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