Stamford Health Medical Group Hepatology

Alec Williams is a board-certified physician assistant specializing in orthopedic trauma surgery at Stamford Hospital. Dedicated to patient-centered care, Alec provides high-quality, evidence-based treatment for both adult and pediatric patients with complex musculoskeletal injuries. Alec earned his Bachelor of Science in health science studies from Quinnipiac University in 2022 before completing his Master of Health Science in physician assistant studies in 2024. His academic excellence was recognized with multiple honors, including Quinnipiac’s Professional Involvement Award, induction into the prestigious Pi Alpha Honor Society for physician assistants (PAs), and being awarded with the Connecticut’s PA Student of the Year Award. Alec’s passion for orthopedics stems from his personal experience with sports injuries and a deep appreciation for helping patients regain mobility, function, and quality of life through compassionate care. Beyond clinical practice, Alec is actively engaged in professional governance and advocacy. As a student, he was elected to the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) Student Academy Board of Directors, serving as chief delegate and representing PA students nationwide while shaping policy initiatives to advance the profession. He continues his leadership as a member of the AAPA Governance Committee, multiple national task forces, and as a co-chair of the Connecticut Academy of PAs (ConnAPA) Student Engagement Committee. Whether it be on the national or local stage, Alec places emphasis on giving back to his profession and his community. He has contributed to medical literature and professional development through publications, newsletter articles, presentations, and podcasts. Outside of work, Alec enjoys exploring new restaurants and sharing his “foodie finds” on Instagram. He’s also an avid sports fan, both playing basketball and cheering on his favorite teams: the Miami Dolphins, Boston Celtics, and New York Yankees!

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Dr. Harvinder Sandhu specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery, endoscopic spine surgery, microsurgery, computer-assisted surgery, and the study and use of spinal biologics. He completed his training in spinal surgery at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, California and was subsequently Chief of the Spinal Surgery Service at UCLA until 1997. At that time he was recruited to join the staff at Hospital for Special Surgery. Dr. Sandhu has more than 75 peer reviewed scientific publications in areas such as biologic enhancement of spinal surgery and novel minimally invasive management of spinal disorders. He has received research awards from the North American Spine Society, the Orthopaedic Research Society, and the International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine, including the prestigious Volvo Award in Spinal Research. In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Sandhu is actively engaged in the research, development, and invention of a variety of medical devices and instruments used in spinal surgery. He holds several patents involving the diagnosis and treatment of spinal disorders.