Dr. Gavan Duffy is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in total hip and knee replacements. He performs 850 total joint replacements each year and has completed over 16,000 total hip and knee replacements throughout his career.
Dr. Gavan Duffy is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in total hip and knee replacements. He performs 850 total joint replacements each year and has completed over 16,000 total hip and knee replacements throughout his career.
Dr. Gavan Duffy is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in total hip and knee replacements. He received his medical degree from the University of Dublin in Ireland. After finishing his medical degree, Dr. Duffy moved to the United States and accepted a residency at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic He later completed an adult reconstructive surgery fellowship at Harvard Medical School and a research fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital, both in Boston, MA.
After completing his education, Dr. Duffy worked at Mayo Clinic from 2001 to 2008. While there he was an associate professor of orthopedics and also held the title for Director of the Hip Fellowship training program. In addition to his extensive training, Dr. Duffy participated in two hip and one knee replacement design teams. He also worked with manufacturing teams for hip and knee replacements.
He is the former Medical Director for the Orthopedic Center of Excellence and the former Chief of Orthopedics at St. Vincent’s Medical Center Southside. Dr. Duffy has been with Southeast Orthopedic Specialists since 2008. He performs 850 total joint replacements each year and has completed over 16,000 total hip and knee replacements throughout his career. He is currently the Medical Director for Memorial’s Center of Joint Replacement.
Specialties
Total Hip Replacement
Total Knee Replacement
Partial Joint Replacement
Education
Doctor of Medicine
University of Dublin 1986 – 1991
(Dublin, Ireland)
Training
Fellowship, Adult Reconstructive Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital 1999 – 2000 (Boston, Massachusetts)
Research Fellowship, Harvard Medical School 1999 – 2000 (Boston, Massachusetts)
Residency, Department of Orthopedics, Mayo Clinic Rochester 1994 – 1999 (Rochester, Minnesota)
Senior House Officer, Department of Surgery, Meath and Adelaide Hospitals 1993 – 1994 (Dublin, Ireland)
Visiting Clinician, Department of Orthopedics, Mayo Clinic Rochester 1993 (Rochester, Minnesota)
Lecturer in Anatomy, Department of Anatomy, University of Dublin 1992 – 1993 (Dublin, Ireland)
Intern, Department of Surgery/Medicine, St. James Hospital 1991 – 1992 (Dublin, Ireland)
Certifications
Medical Doctors License, State of Florida
American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
The Duffy Team
Diane Heath, B.S., PA‑C
Earl (Chunky) Miller, MPAS, PA‑C
Had to wait too long, but I’m pleased with Duffy and his care
Excellent doctor easy to talk too and straight forward as to what you need to have done highly recommend
Dr Duffy took the time to thoughtfully answer my questions with clarity - which was most important to me. I’ve been distrusted by not getting answers from others. He was courteous and respectful and caring. I really liked him and felt seen and heard. He helped me establish a treatment plan and lifestyle modifications to move forward. It was a great visit.
I haven't had the surgery yet, but so far I really like my doctor. He kept me informed and was approachable regarding exactly what to expect.
I will reserve a 5 star rating after my surgery but I can tell you the entire office staff I encountered were amazing. Dr Duffy was just who we were told to expect. Amazing and answered all my questions without having to ask. I trust him!
the best
Dr. Duffy was great at breaking down what was going on with my knee. He didn’t come in, throw a bunch of medical terms at me and then leave, which I appreciate. He took his time and answered all of my questions.
He takes the time to see you and gives you time to talk and tell him how you are doing and make sure that he explains everything to you
Please clean up the time the patient has to wait in the waiting room. Two hours is ridiculous.
Positive and encouraging! A hard worker.