Dr. Sheldon Martin is a fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a subspecialty in sports medicine. He has expertise in shoulder, elbow and knee surgery, including shoulder replacement, rotator cuff surgery, ACL reconstruction, and all cartilage restoration procedures.
Dr. Sheldon Martin is a fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a subspecialty in sports medicine. He has expertise in shoulder, elbow and knee surgery, including shoulder replacement, rotator cuff surgery, ACL reconstruction, and all cartilage restoration procedures.
Dr. Sheldon Martin is a fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a subspecialty in sports medicine. He has expertise in shoulder, elbow and knee surgery, including shoulder replacement, reverse shoulder replacement, rotator cuff surgery, ACL reconstruction, and all cartilage restoration procedures. His philosophy of care emphasizes a thorough understanding of his patients’ injuries, respect for their time, collaborative decision-making and delivery of customized treatment plans in order to return patients to their active lifestyles. Dr. Martin received his medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine and he later completed his orthopedic surgery residency with Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois. He also received fellowship training from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and the OrthoCarolina Sports Medicine & Shoulder & Elbow Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Dr. Martin serves as Head Team Physician for the Arizona Rattlers, as well as Associate Team Physician for the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Chicago White Sox. He also serves as a team physician for the Arizona Coyotes as well as Team Orthopedic Surgeon for Desert Vista High School in Ahwatukee, Arizona.
Residency
Loyola University Medical Center – Dept. of Orthopaedic Surgery, Chicago, IL
Medical School
Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC
Fellowship Training
OrthoCarolina Sports Medicine & Shoulder & Elbow Center, Carolinas Medical Center
Employment
OrthoArizona
Hospital Affiliations
Banner Desert Medical Center
HonorHealth: Thompson Peak Hospital, Scottsdale Shea Medical Center & Piper Surgery Center, Osborn Medical Center & Greenbaum Surgical Center
Arizona Orthopedic Surgical Hospital
Gateway Surgery Center
Oasis Hospital
Surgcenter of Greater Phoenix

He was great, but appt was 2 hrs late. Appt was at 10:00 am and I didn’t get to see him until after 12:00 pm
I was referred to this office through Workmen’s Compensation after three months of being in pain and distress. Only to be told once I get there after an That was done in their office telling me that there’s nothing wrong with me in spite of the MRI CT scans, and other imaging that I presented to them. I saw this position for less than five minutes. I’ve been suffering with my injury for three months. I left the office in tears. The lack of empathy and compassion was zero. I would not recommend this to anyone if you don’t have private insurance or if you don’t work men’s compensation, do not go here. .
And so professional and so nice
Excellent bedside service
Very thorough but also to the point. Came up with a plan quickly that works for both of us
Dr. Martin was very professional, thorough, and personable. He answered my questions and provided me next steps regarding my treatment. Excellent care. His support was very professional, efficient and thorough.
3 hour wait time which is not acceptable
Straight to the point and it was obvious his concern was putting my care and results first. He also put a plan together instead of sending me off to figure things on my own. I’ve spent the last 3 years going through specialists without any backup.
Doc is professional to the point and knows his stuff. Had him do my shoulder and am moving forward with my knee.
Educated me, empowered me to determine next steps. Leaned into less intervening approach with ample time prior to a highly physical international trip in a proactive manner. Efficient, objective. Made a good effort to Balance diagnosing the xray with human treatment.