Prominent Orthopedic Surgeon Named To Key Role At Hartford Hospital

Orthopedic Associates of Hartford

HARTFORD, CT — A prominent Connecticut doctor has been named to officially head Hartford Hospital's orthopedic medicine department.

Orthopedic Associates of Hartford has announced that Dr. Michael A. Miranda has been named physician-in-chief of the Bone & Joint Institute (BJI) at Hartford Hospital.

Miranda has served as interim physician-in-chief since April 1, 2024, and now officially assumes the role in a permanent capacity.

Miranda brings extensive experience in orthopedic trauma, joint replacement, and shoulder reconstruction surgeries.

As orthopedic trauma service line director at BJI and a clinical professor at the University of Connecticut, he has played a key role in advancing orthopedic care, education, and research.

In this leadership role, Miranda will oversee a diverse team of surgeons, residents, fellows, and advanced practice providers.

"This appointment reflects the unique relationship between Orthopedic Associates of Hartford and the Bone & Joint Institute, now in its 10th year," wrote OAH in a release. "Through a co-management agreement, OAH physicians work closely with Hartford HealthCare leadership to shape patient care, improve clinical quality, and achieve performance metrics."

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