John Wickman, M.D., MBA

John Wickman, M.D., MBA, specializes in shoulder and elbow injuries and conditions, with a special interest in rotator cuff disease, shoulder replacements, complex and revision shoulder replacements, shoulder and elbow fractures, and shoulder stabilization.

Following a Bachelor of Arts at Williams College, Wickman earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School, where he developed a strong foundation in both surgical techniques and medical research. He further refined his expertise during his residency at Duke University Hospital System, gaining comprehensive experience in orthopaedic medicine. After completing his residency, he pursued a fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery at Washington University in St. Louis, where he acquired advanced skills in treating complex conditions.

To complement his medical training, Wickman obtained an MBA from Harvard Business School. This unique combination of an orthopaedic background and business acumen enables him to effectively navigate the complexities of health care systems and advocate for improvements in patient care delivery.

Wickman is not only dedicated to his patients but is also an active contributor to the medical community through research and publications. He has a research focus on improving outcomes and increasing patient value for patients suffering from rotator cuff disease and shoulder arthritis. He emphasizes the importance of patient education, ensuring that individuals understand their conditions and treatment options thoroughly.