Dr. Anna Green is fellowship-trained in Hand and Upper Extremity surgery, and her specialized surgical skills enhance our practice’s ability to provide comprehensive care for a wide range of hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder conditions. She is also well-versed in non-operative treatment options, ensuring our patients receive the most appropriate care. Her approach to patient care includes a strong focus on communication, compassion, and trust.

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Dr. Green’s postsecondary educational journey began at The College of William and Mary, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Public Health. As a student, she served as a volunteer EMT for the Williamsburg Fire Department. She then earned her medical degree from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine.

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Her medical training continued with an orthopedic surgery residency at Rutgers University, where she mentored the next generation of surgeons through the Association of Women Surgeons, volunteered as a team physician for local high schools and Rutgers University Football, and won awards from both the New York Society for Surgery of the Hand and the Eastern Orthopedic association.

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She completed her Hand & Upper Extremity Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, highly regarded for their orthopedic fellowship programs.

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Dr. Green's research contributions have advanced the understanding of patient care in orthopedic surgery. Her work spans from innovative treatment approaches for fingertip injuries to comprehensive studies on patient outcomes following common injuries like distal radius fractures. She has been particularly interested in improving patient compliance with rehabilitation exercises, and outcomes after perilunate injuries. 

 

Outside of work, Dr. Green enjoys swimming, running, travel, and spending time with her husband, dog, and family.

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