Sports Medicine
Care for athletes of every level, from adolescent injuries to collegiate team coverage.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
John B. Hubbard, MDOrthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine
A focused resource for past, present, and future patients — clear explanations of the conditions I treat, how surgery works, and what recovery looks like.
Welcome
Thank you for visiting.
Here you will find helpful information for past, present, and future patients — from plain-language descriptions of common knee, shoulder, and hip problems to recovery guidance and updates on our research.
I am a clinical associate professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, where I serve as director of sports medicine for undergraduate sports teams and director of the Orthopaedic Physician Assistant Fellowship Program.
John B. Hubbard, MDBoard certified in orthopaedic surgery with a certificate of added qualification in sports medicine
- 2002
- Doctor of Medicine
- 2007
- Orthopaedic residency, UNC Hospitals
- 2012
- Sports medicine fellowship, Wake Forest
- 2×
- Board certifications, ABOS
Scope of practice
Conditions & procedures
Knee & Shoulder
Arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction, cartilage restoration, instability and arthritis.
Robotic Partial Knee
MAKO robot-assisted unicompartmental knee replacement for focal arthritis.
Teaching & Research
Director of the Orthopaedic Physician Assistant Fellowship and undergraduate sports medicine.
For patients
Before & after surgery
Preparation checklists, post-operative instructions, and recovery timelines.
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Research & teaching
Peer-reviewed publications, fellowship training, and ongoing multi-center trials.
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Appointments & locations
How to schedule, what to bring, and how to reach the clinic team.
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