Here are six highlights:
1. Top Doctor Awards recognize those who “demonstrate clinical excellence while delivering the highest standards of patient care.”
2. With a career dating back to 1960, Dr. Gore served as a Captain in the United States Air Force, gaining experience in general surgery and orthopedic surgery.
3. He completed his biomechanic fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco.
4. Dr. Gore taught orthopedic residents and medical students at Medical College of Wisconsin and Wood Veterans Administration Medical Center, both based in Milwaukee.
5. He has contributed to 50-plus publications.
6. Dr. Gore is now retired from clinical practice, but specialized in cervical spine degenerative disorders at the end of his career.
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