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135 orthopedic surgery surgeons practicing in New York — with clinical reviews from the OR insiders who work with them. Find the right surgeon, or share your own experience to help patients and colleagues.
Orthopedic surgery covers an enormous range of procedures — joint replacements, sports-medicine arthroscopy, spine work, fracture fixation, and complex reconstruction. Many orthopedic surgeons sub-specialize, so a hip and knee replacement expert is not necessarily the right choice for a rotator cuff repair or a pediatric scoliosis case. The first thing to confirm is that a surgeon performs your specific procedure regularly.
Beyond credentials and fellowship training, the OR nurses, surgical techs, and device representatives who scrub in on these cases see what patients never do: how precisely a surgeon handles tissue, how calm they stay during a difficult reconstruction, and how well they lead the team when an implant does not seat as planned. Those firsthand observations are exactly what the Insight Score on Physician Signal captures.
When comparing orthopedic surgeons, weigh procedure-specific volume, comfort with the implant systems and instrumentation your case requires, and the consistency of their technique across cases. A surgeon who is respected by the team that works beside them every day is a strong signal of quality.
There are 135 orthopedic surgery physicians practicing in New York, NY listed on Physician Signal, ranked by clinical reviews from verified healthcare professionals who have worked with them in the operating room.
Each surgeon's Insight Score is the average of six clinical dimensions rated anonymously by the OR nurses, surgical techs, device reps, and fellow surgeons who work alongside them. The list is sorted to surface the most-reviewed physicians in New York first.
Start by confirming the surgeon performs your specific procedure regularly and is fellowship-trained in the relevant sub-specialty. Then look at how they are rated by the OR staff and device reps who work alongside them — those peers see surgical skill and decision-making patients cannot observe.
The Insight Score is the average of six clinical dimensions — surgical skill, bedside manner, professionalism, openness to new technology, staff collaboration, and clinical outcomes — rated anonymously by verified healthcare professionals who have worked with that surgeon in the operating room.
Surgeons, OR nurses, surgical techs, and device reps in New York, NY — your honest, anonymous review helps the next team know what to expect, and gives patients clinical insight they cannot get anywhere else. 100% anonymous. Takes 3 minutes.
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