Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society Names Dr. Michael Gratch President

The Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society recently named Michael Gratch, MD, as the 57th president.

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Dr. Gratch earned his medical degree and completed his residency with honors at Temple University School of Medicine. He also completed a spine surgery fellowship at the Texas Medical Center in Houston. He plays an active role at Abington Memorial Hospital and Lansdale Hospital where he serves as director of spine surgery at the Human Motion Institute.

Dr. Gratch is a fellow of American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and member of North American Spine Society.

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