“Physical health and mental health are intimately interconnected. I love seeing patients increase their level of function and quality of life after surgery. Improving a patient's joint pain often leads to multiple areas of improvement in their lives.”
Patrik Stridh is a board-certified physician assistant who focuses on orthopaedics and joint replacements. Conditions he treats include hip and knee osteoarthritis. He is skilled at performing knee and hip bursa injections.
Growing up, his grandfather had very limited mobility due to severe arthritis. Stridh saw firsthand the impact of the condition and became motivated to train in the field of orthopaedics.
Stridh has worked in adult reconstructions for hip and knee replacements for more than 10 years.
He received a master’s degree in clinical psychology at Appalachian State University and completed his physician assistant training at East Carolina University.
He and his wife met in graduate school. They have 2 children and a great Dane dog. Outside of work, Stridh loves to hike, mountain bike, tent camp, play pingpong, watch movies and compete in Spartan Races.
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