Victor Ratajczak, MD

Dr. Pramote Malasitt specializes in knee and shoulder surgery and in sports medicine. He is clinical faculty in orthopedic surgery at Liberty University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine and is team physician for several teams. Dr. Malasitt has an interest in tennis and in golf.

Dr. Matthew Riley is board certified in anesthesiology and pain management. He chose the specialty of pain management as the multimodal and multidisciplinary approach to patient care can positively impact and improve his patient’s quality of life. He enjoys the opportunity to work with his patients to develop a care plan to best treat their pain and alleviate the cause. He values staying up to date on the latest research and advancements to help his patients as the field and knowledge base of pain medicine continue to grow. He is particularly interested in the developing modalities of neuromodulation that help his patients manage their pain. In his free time, Dr. Riley enjoys brewing beer, roasting coffee, and cooking BBQ at home with his family.

Dr. Marcus Trotter is an orthopedic surgeon. Being a former athlete, Dr. Trotter understands what it feels like to have athletic goals and aspirations halted from an injury. An orthopedic surgeon gave him a second chance to fulfill his dream of playing Division I football. Over the last 15 years, he has trained to now be that person who will perform at their very best to give people the opportunity to return to their sport or hobbies. Dr. Trotter loves the concept of teamwork. To have the opportunity to form a bond with the patient and to fix the injury, as a team, has always been his motivation. In his free time, Dr. Trotter loves the outdoors. He enjoys hiking and plans on learning how to fish and hunt. He is a college football enthusiast, and you can find him spending most fall Saturdays with friends watching football. Finally, he likes reading about psychology, watching documentaries or new movies, and hopes one day to become a respectable BBQ pitmaster.