ChrisHaDO

Summary

• Chris is currently a fellow in Interventional Sports, Spine and Regenerative Medicine at the esteemed Bodor Clinic in Napa, CA where he is honing his skillset in the use of evidence-based orthobiologics, minimally-invasive ultrasound and fluoroscopic-guided procedures, and electrodiagnostics.
  
  Prior to this, his residency training was in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.
  
  Chris has developed expertise in the care of patients with orthopedic musculoskeletal and spine issues. His skillset includes the use of musculoskeletal ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and electrodiagnostics to diagnose and treat numerous conditions.
  
  In addition to his clinical work, Chris's research endeavors have included musculoskeletal and spine medicine, orthobiologics, advanced tendon procedures for tendinopathy/fasciopathy, and neuromodulation. He also has particular interests in lifestyle medicine, preventive health and the role of telemedicine and digital health monitors for musculoskeletal care. He has 23 peer-reviewed publications to date and has presented his work nationally and internationally.
  
  Chris holds a Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine from the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth, TX. During medical school, Chris took an additional year to complete the Theology and Healthcare Certificate at Duke Divinity School, where he devoted himself to work in medical humanities, bioethics, and the intersection between faith and medicine.