Dr. Richard Martin is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with expertise in arthroscopic ACL primary and revision surgery, arthroscopic rotator cuff and revision surgery, arthroscopic shoulder instability surgery, and patella stabilization surgery.
Dr. Richard Martin is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with expertise in arthroscopic ACL primary and revision surgery, arthroscopic rotator cuff and revision surgery, arthroscopic shoulder instability surgery, and patella stabilization surgery.
Dr. Richard Martin is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with expertise in arthroscopic ACL primary and revision surgery, arthroscopic rotator cuff and revision surgery, arthroscopic shoulder instability surgery, and patella stabilization surgery. He was initially drawn to the field of orthopedic sports medicine after experiencing a sports injury at 13-years-old. It was later during medical school that Dr. Martin realized that he derived tremendous satisfaction from helping active people return to their active lifestyles via the field of orthopedics. Dr. Martin received both his undergraduate and medical degree from the University of Illinois. He later completed his orthopedic surgical residency at the prestigious Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Shortly thereafter, Dr. Martin was honored with a sports medicine fellowship with Dr. J.R. Steadman of the world-renowned Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado, where he further honed his skills in shoulder, elbow and knee arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Martin is proud to have served as a team physician for the Arizona Diamondbacks in addition to being an integral member of the medical team for the Detroit Lions, Detroit Tigers, and Detroit Redwings. He has also served as a team physician for multiple local high schools, and is the former medical director for the Paradise Valley School District Athletic Program. Dedicated to the advancement of medicine, Dr. Martin is a published author and frequent lecturer on a variety of topics pertaining to orthopedic surgery and sports medicine. His current research projects include evaluation, treatment and prevention of golf injuries. Dr. Martin currently serves on the Executive Committee, Quality Assurance Committee and Workers’ Compensation Committee for OrthoArizona and he has been a recurrent recipient of the prestigious "Top Doc" title bestowed annually by PHOENIX Magazine.
Residency
Henry Ford Health System
Medical School
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Fellowship Training
The Steadman Clinic
Employment
OrthoArizona Sports Medicine
Hospital Affiliations
John C. Lincoln Hospital- North Mountain
North Valley Surgery Center
Paradise Valley Hospital
Pinnacle Surgery Center
Scottsdale Healthcare-Shea Medical Center
Scottsdale Healthcare-Thompson Peak Hospital
The Orthopedic Surgery Center of Arizona (TOSCA)
Biltmore Surgical Center
OASIS

Saw Ryan, he is very professional and yet so very kind and reassuring.
Dr Martin is always very informative and helpful. Thanks Dr Martin and Ryan
Answered all my questions and concerns. Explained how the procedure went and showed me the X-rays. Easy going guy. His demeanor helps me feel I'm in good hands!
My first appointment with Dr Martin went great. He provided me with a great amount of information quickly to understand my physical pain issues He recommended a follow up appointment. Ryan his PA also provided me with the proper care and medical care you can expect at OrthoAZ I would highly recommend OrthoAZ for their excellent medical services.
Excellent
He all will. Ask how I am doing.
Dr Martin was really great and so was his PA
All Good.
Explained everything!
Rushed through my questions. Not friendly. Seemed annoyed that I was asking the "why" behind his feedback instead of just saying ok. Smart comment of "i wish i had a magic wand to make your problem go away" as I was leaving. Ive been dealing with the same injury for almost a year and of course, have plenty of concern of how to address this the best way possible. Shouldnt shun your patients for wanting to talk in depth about the plan, even if it takes longer than a 15 minute appointment.