Leading an active life can be good for both your health and your well being. Orthopedic injuries can happen in a variety of ways, from a sudden injury to ongoing wear and tear on your body, and the result may be anything from a minor inconvenience to major surgery. No matter what’s slowing you down, our expert team of nurses and assistants have the advanced technology and techniques to help relieve you of pain and get back to a health lifestyle.
A nationally certified physicians assistant, Trey has been an orthopedic practitioner since 2001, and has worked for AOA Orthopedic Specialists since 2008. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Animal Biology from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana, and his Associates degree in Emergency Health Science from Our Lady of the Lake College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Trey went on to earn a Masters degree in Physician Assistant Studies from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. He is active in professional organizations for physicians assistants and orthopedics, and is a medical volunteer for a community program that serves mentally and physically disabled children and their families.
