Bruce G. Evans, MD

Board-certified in orthopedic surgery and sports medicine · 38 years in orthopedic practice · FAAOS

The Surgical Anchor of the Continuum

Bruce G. Evans, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon whose work spans adult reconstructive surgery, sports medicine, and regenerative medicine. He has practiced in these two orthopedic subspecialties for 38 years.

Dr. Evans completed fellowship training in adult reconstructive surgery (total joints) with Joint Implant Surgeons in Columbus, Ohio, and sports medicine at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Alabama. He also spent six years working with athletes at the Olympic Training Center as a team physician for three sports. His experience includes reconstructive joint replacement surgery.

Training, Credentials & Research

• Board certifications: Orthopedic surgery and sports medicine
• Robotic training: Stryker robotic training, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Adult reconstructive fellowship (total joints): Joint Implant Surgeons, Columbus, Ohio
• Sports medicine fellowship: American Sports Medicine Institute, Birmingham, Alabama
• Orthopedic residency: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
• General surgery internship: University of California, Davis, Sacramento, California
• Medical school: University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
• Undergraduate degree: Arizona State University — Degrees in Nursing and Microbiology
• FAAOS: Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Clinical Focus

Dr. Evans’s clinical interests include orthopedic surgery, joint replacement, sports medicine, and regenerative medicine.

How Dr. Evans Approaches Care

Dr. Evans draws on decades of surgical and nonsurgical orthopedic experience to help patients understand their options. His interest in regenerative medicine includes approaches that use a patient’s own blood components, such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), as part of individualized joint care.

He follows the evolving research in regenerative and orthobiologic medicine with the goal of offering thoughtful nonsurgical options when appropriate. He discusses potential benefits, limitations, and alternatives with each patient, and works with Camber’s team to coordinate interventional or surgical care when it is the better fit.

Why Dr. Evans at Camber

Camber connects orthopedic surgery and image-guided intervention. Dr. Evans’s role is positioned at the surgical end of that continuum: helping patients understand when preservation, intervention, or replacement is the appropriate next conversation.

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