Dr. Richard Herman completed a Hand & Upper Extremity (hand, elbow, shoulder) fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. It was a natural fit for Dr. Herman to return to Carrollton to begin his medical career.
Dr. Richard Herman completed a Hand & Upper Extremity (hand, elbow, shoulder) fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. It was a natural fit for Dr. Herman to return to Carrollton to begin his medical career.
Dr. Richard Herman was born and raised in Carrollton before moving to Atlanta at age 11. He is a graduate of The Westminster Schools in Atlanta and received his bachelor of science degree in Biology from the University of Mississippi.
While teaching science at the Wesleyan School in Atlanta, Dr. Herman began his lifelong pursuit of becoming a physician. He went on to graduate from the Medical College of Georgia with his doctorate of Medicine and then completed his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at the Augusta University Health System.
Most recently, Dr. Herman completed a Hand & Upper Extremity (hand, elbow, shoulder) fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. It was a natural fit for Dr. Herman to return to Carrollton to begin his medical career.
Dr. Herman is married with 3 boys and the family resides in Carrollton.
Medical School
Medical College of Georgia
Internship & Residency
Augusta University Health System (MCG)
Fellowship
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Special Procedures & Techniques
Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery
Shoulder Surgery
Total Shoulder Replacement
Tennis Elbow
Prompt and informative
Lori Pope; efficient, effective, professional.
Lori was excellent as well as the whole staff. Very good experience
Very caring and compassionate.
Great bedside manner very informative I really liked him
Dr Herman is friendly and thorough, highly recommend!!
He was amazing! Very knowledgeable and wonderful bedside manners! Highly recommend
Thank you Dr. Herman for listening to my ailments without making me feel like I am crazy. I just want to stop hurting
Thank you
Good visit. Discussed my progress and what to do and not do ongoing.