Dr. Michael Gaudiani

Dr. Michael Gaudiani is a fourth-year resident in orthopedic surgery at Henry Ford Health in Detroit, Michigan. He plays a vital role in providing specialized musculoskeletal care to patients across the greater Metro Detroit area. As part of Henry Ford Hospital, a Level 1 trauma center known for treating some of the most complex injuries in the region, Dr. Gaudiani gains hands-on experience in managing challenging orthopedic cases, deepening his expertise in the field.

Michael Gaudiani began his academic journey at Harvard University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Human Evolutionary Biology with a minor in English. His pursuit of medicine led him to Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio, where he graduated with Honors in Research in 2021. The intense research environment at Case Western allowed him to develop a robust understanding of medical science, preparing him for his career in orthopedic surgery.

While attending Harvard, Dr. Gaudiani worked as a licensed EMT-B, providing emergency care in the Boston area. This early exposure to the healthcare field not only helped shape his passion for patient care but also gave him valuable experience in handling medical emergencies. After completing his undergraduate degree, he further honed his research skills as an assistant at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. There, he contributed to clinical research, assisted in project coordination, and helped prepare manuscripts for presentations, which fueled his growing interest in orthopedic surgery.

Dr. Gaudiani is firmly committed to advancing orthopedic research. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed papers on a variety of topics, contributing to the body of knowledge within his field. His work has been presented at various regional and national conferences, demonstrating his dedication to improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes through research.

In addition to his medical career, he has an impressive background in competitive swimming. During his high school and college years, he led his teams to multiple state and Ivy League championships. In 2012, he qualified for the United States Olympic Team Trials, competing in several events, which speaks to his discipline and determination.

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