Dr. Sean Garringer is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery.
Dr. Sean Garringer is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery.
Bio
Dr. Garringer completed his undergraduate degree with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry in 1999 from Butler University with:
Magna Cum Laude Honors
Top 100 Student Award
Senior Chemistry Award
Post graduation he participated in a research internship with Dr. James Marr, Director of Indiana University Department of Nephrology. He entered the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1999 and received the Eli Lilly Rural Health Fellowship. He also completed an Intercambio Humanitarian Mission to Tabi, Mexico. In 2003, he entered residency at Indiana University Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.
During his residency, Dr. Garringer:
Attended the AO Trauma Course Conference
Attended the Texas Scottish Rite Orthotics and Prosthetics Course
Instructed at the Hand Care 2006: Clinical Approaches to Rehabilitation
Trained under top hand surgeons at the Indiana Hand Center
Trained under top sports medicine surgeons at Methodist Sports Medicine Center
Specializes in hand, elbow, and shoulder surgery.
Education
Medical School: Indiana University School of Medicine; Indianapolis, IN
Residency: Indiana University; Indianapolis, IN
Internship: Indiana University; Indianapolis, IN
Certifications
Licensed Orthopaedic Surgeon
Board Certified: Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Advanced Trauma Life Support
I absolutely love Dr. Garringer. He is by far one of the best providers and really knows his specialty.
Feel very good about Dr garrigner doing my surgery.
Very professional and done a really good job on both hands and both elbows. No problems at all!
Couldn't ask for a better doctor ❤️
Had good bed side manners
Very good
Very nice doctor
Very competent and friendly.
Dr. Garringer listened to what I said and even noticed the fibrosis in the x-ray . Went through the motions on rotation of arm and heard the grinding/clicking the x-rays did not show. A rotator cuff. Thank you.
Knowledgeable & excellent in describing the procedure in a way I could understand