Sheryl A Gauthier

My favorite part of being an orthopedic sports surgeon is working with a health care team to help my patients regain their function and quality of life. Whether it’s getting back to work, returning to sports, or walking their dog, I strive to ensure patients don’t have to give up what’s important to them. Preservation is an important principle to all sports surgeons, whether that is joint preservation or preserving quality of life. I am fellowship-trained to perform cartilage preservation procedures, repairs for rotator cuffs and labrums, reconstruct ligaments, perform shoulder replacements and hip arthroscopies. I rely on a combination of open communication and evidence-based medicine to provide the best possible care. I believe it is important to take the time to understand expectations, goals and emotions in order to achieve the best possible outcomes for my patients.

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 them with knowledge and compassion. My goal is to provide the best orthopedic care possible. To achieve this, the patient has to be the top priority. This means being a good listener and taking the time to educate. It also requires collaborating and building trusting relationships.

For minor injuries like joint sprains and strains visit our Orthopedic Walk-in Care. No appointment necessary,*Using this feature does not guarantee an appointment time but may reduce your wait time. If you dont arrive within the time frame you specify, you will need to restart the process. During high-volume periods, clinics may pause accepting walk-ins and new waitlist patients.