TRIA Orthopedics

At TRIA, we are committed to not only providing quality care but also to research and education that keeps colleagues and other orthopedic professionals at the top of their game. Our upcoming “Return to Sport Across the Lifespan” conference will focus on our effort to keep patients in the game no matter their age, skill level or sport. Attendees will learn about the latest rehabilitation evaluation, treatment interventions and research. The conference welcomes physical therapists, athletic trainers, strength and conditioning coaches and rehabilitation professionals – all learning about common injuries and the best way to return to sport. The TRIA Conference is Saturday, October 26. Register today! https://bit.ly/3MgLD7Z

When TRIA GameFace opened in St. Louis Park, it was clear that this sports performance facility was going to be different. The blend of high-end sports performance coaching with the experience of TRIA physical therapists has created teamwork and partnership. We recently had the chance to share our athlete’s experience with Twin Cities Live co-host Ben Leber, a former Minnesota Vikings linebacker. Watch the segment here: https://lnkd.in/gN7BrXDR

Working at TRIA means working somewhere you belong. Apply today to join our team: https://lnkd.in/eEF2pjvK

Leading by example should be more than just a buzz phrase, and it is here at TRIA. Our leaders truly walk the walk – take it from Kimberly, Omar and Jennifer. View current openings and apply today: https://lnkd.in/gs2r6Pkq

Every year, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine awards Rising Stars: physicians who have made a significant impact on medicine within the first decade of their career as fully licensed doctors. These TRIA doctors were named Rising Stars in 2024. Shoutout to the following orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine doctors for pushing medicine forward: - Dr. Caitlin C. Chambers, Orthopedic Surgery - Dr. Erica J. Gauger, Orthopedic Surgery - Dr. Matthew W. Gorman, Sports Medicine - Dr. Chad J. Griffith, Orthopedic Surgery - Dr. Mahad M. Hassan, Orthopedic Surgery - Dr. Adam M. Johannsen, Orthopedic Surgery - Dr. Chad M. Myeroff, Orthopedic Surgery - Dr. McKayla S. Schmitt, Sports Medicine Check out the full list of TRIA and HealthPartners Top Doctors and Rising Stars here: https://lnkd.in/gFk8sneG

We’re delighted to announce more than 100 HealthPartners and TRIA physicians were named 2024 Top Doctors by Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, and more than 50 were named Rising Stars. Top Doctors are nominated by their peers and evaluated and scored by an expert physician review panel. Rising Stars are physicians recognized for making a significant impact on medicine within the first decade of their career as fully licensed doctors. See the full list of award-winning doctors here: https://bit.ly/3YstWtI

Empowering others is crucial when caring for them, and we’re lucky to have individuals like Dan, Joe and Munira on our teams helping everyone feel supported and included at our hospitals and clinics. Join our team today: https://lnkd.in/gwTwuFPg

Loving what you do and the people you do it with is important to finding a fulfilling career. Dana Black found just that as a team lead medical receptionist at our Roseville location. And as a self-proclaimed introvert, loving this role was a surprise to her! Explore roles at TRIA and work somewhere you’re encouraged to grow and surprise yourself. https://shorturl.at/Qt5gP

We’re not just a workplace – join our team and discover why people stay for the long haul. https://shorturl.at/AdFib

Dr. Nicholas Weiss has performed thousands of knee surgeries over his 20 years of taking care of athletes. But the TRIA orthopedic surgeon saw a unique case recently when Maggie Heinecke, a two-sport high school athlete, came for an exam. Maggie suffered from snapping biceps femoris syndrome, a rare condition that causes the biceps femoris tendon to rub against the knee creating a painful clicking or popping sensation. Maggie and her family chose to have surgery performed by Dr. Weiss at TRIA Woodbury. “This was the first time in my practice I had performed this surgery,” says Dr. Weiss. The surgery involved reattaching the biceps to the upper end of the fibula on the outside of the knee. Dr. Weiss calls it a higher-risk surgery because to attach the tendon he needed to work around a nerve that provides feeling and movement in the lower leg. Because of the rare nature of the injury, there was a cautious approach to the recovery process. Maggie couldn’t put weight on her leg for six weeks. Then she started physical therapy and returned after four months for the end of her basketball season and spring soccer season. Maggie is back to her old self, pain-free and ready for her senior year thanks to Dr. Weiss and the team at TRIA.