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Gregory Soghikian, M.D.
New Hampshire Orthopaedic Center
Orthopedics: Surgery of the Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Nashua, Manchester, Londonderry, Amherst
5.0
269 Ratings
120 Comments
Dr. Gregory Soghikian is a fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon. He is board-certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and subspecializes in shoulders and sports medicine.
5.0
269 Ratings
120 Comments
Dr. Gregory Soghikian is a fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon. He is board-certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and subspecializes in shoulders and sports medicine.
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Dr. Gregory Soghikian is a sports medicine subspecialist who finds the most satisfaction in treating high school and college athletes.
“What makes me proud is the ability for someone with a potentially devastating injury to get back to playing a sport.”
He takes great pride in helping younger people who aren’t used to dealing with such a significant injury, or disability to recover and return to a high level of competition.
“I can think of a specific football player who had a truly devastating injury. It would not have been unusual for him to not be able to return to any sports activity. Due significantly to his own hard work after surgery, he ended up being able to come back and play football in college.”
Dr. Soghikian works hard to ensure that his patients are active participants, both in making decisions about their treatment and in the recovery process.
Certification:
Gregory W. Soghikian, MD is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and only one of a few physicians in New Hampshire that also holds the Board’s Certificate of Added Qualification in Sports Medicine.
Clinical Interests:
Dr. Soghikian specializes in arthroscopic shoulder reconstruction, arthroscopic knee surgery and ligament reconstruction, and ACL injury prevention.
Education & Training:
A Magna Cum Laude graduate of Harvard University, Dr. Soghikian graduated medical school from Southwestern Medical School, University of Texas, Dallas, Texas. He interned at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. He did his residency at George Washington University Medical Center, Washington, D.C. He did his fellowship in sports medicine at Tahoe Fracture Clinic South Lake, Tahoe, California.
Professional Affiliations:
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Chair for Elliot hospital from 1996-2004
Past Chair for Catholic Medical Center
President of the New Hampshire Orthopaedic Society 2009-2011
Awards:
Voted top Sports Medicine doctor by New Hampshire Magazine and elected member of Best Doctors.
Surgical Locations:
Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center
Catholic Medical Center
Elliot Hospital
Nashua Ambulatory Surgical Center
Specialties:
Pediatric
Shoulder
Sports Medicine
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Dr. Soghikian is phenomenal! Today was my third appointment with him. He is knowledgeable, truly listens…and ‘hears’…me; shares and explains treatment options; and is genuinely willing to answer all of my questions in a clear and concise manner. I never feel rushed and always leave the appointment with the understanding, information, and treatment plan in place. It is reassuring to ‘be in good hands’ ; thank you!
Dr Soghikian is a 10 to me and my family. Very professional, compassionate, knowledgeable and compassionate. He has done superb procedures and surgeries on my family. He is the best!
Excellent
Always so nice and thoughtful. He’s always a pleasure.
He’s great!
I am very happy with the results of my shoulder operation. Dr. Soghikian takes the time to listen, answer questions, and explain everything.
Super nice. Very friendly knowledgeable Phil he’s honest.
Stud. Great doc for my knee.
Very nice and understanding