Dr. Carl Giordano back to work at Atlantic Spine after plane crash

Orthopedic spine surgeon Carl Giordano, MD, has returned to work at Atlantic Spine Specialists in Morristown, N.J., after surviving a single-engine plane crash on Long Island in August. The pilot died in the crash.

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Dr. Giordano spent the last three months recovering from his broken jaw, cuts and bruises. He said he is grateful to return to his practice and passion.

 

He returned for his first full day of work on Nov. 9. He is now accepting new appointments.

 

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