Daniel
A. Culbreth, PA-C
Product
Manager
Orthopaediclist.com
Andy
Culbreth joined the Wilmington Orthopaedic Group
in 1994 as a Certified Physician Assistant.
He has extensive knowledge in the area of minimally
invasive joint replacement, participating on
a team that trains surgeons and other Physician
Assistants in this new technique.
Having worked on a task force
to implement computerized medical records and
charting for the New Hanover Medical Network,
he brings valuable expertise in computer technology
to OrthopaedicList.com
He is a member of many local
and national organizations including The American
Society of Orthopaedic Physician Assistants
and the North Carolina Academy of Physician
Assistants.
Mr. Culbreth holds a Batchelor
of Science degree in Zoology/PreMed from North
Carolina State University and is a graduate
of the Physician Assistant School at the Wake
Forest School of Medicine in Winston-Salem,
North Carolina.
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Mr. Culbreth was born in
Smithfield NC and graduated from Smithfield-Selma
Senior High School with honors in 1985. Growing
up, he was very active in the Boy Scouts of
America, earning the rank of Eagle Scout in
1980.
A
member of the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, he graduated
from North Carolina State University with a
BS in Zoology/Premed in 1989. He worked for
the North Carolina Prison System as an operating
room technician from 1989 to 1990 and then as
an Operating Room Technician in the cardiac
division at Wake Medical Center.
Mr. Culbreth began Physician Assistant
school in 1992 at the Bowman Gray (now Wake
Forest) School of Medicine in Winston-Salem
NC and graduated in 1994 with honors. He became
board certified in January 1995 receiving special
recognition in both the surgery and primary
care certification components of the examination.
He joined Wilmington
Orthopaedic Group in 1994. Since that time he
has been active in the Sports Medicine program
at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington
where he is the team practitioner for the soccer
team. He has a special interest in minimally
invasive joint replacement and was involved
in the first minimally invasive hip replacement
procedure in the North and South Carolina region.
He has extensive knowledge in the area of minimally
invasive joint replacement and is part of a
team that trains surgeons and other PA's in
this new technique.
Mr. Culbreth has developed
special expertise in computer technology as
it relates to medicine. He served on the task
force that implemented computerized medical
records and charting in two hospitals of the
New Hanover Health Network and now serves on
its Information Technology Committee
He is an active member of
several physician assistant organizations including:
The
American Academy of Physician Assistants
The North Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants
The
American Academy of Surgical Assistants
Physician Assistants in Orthopaedic Surgery
The American Society of Orthopaedic Physician
Assistants
Bowman Gray School of Medicine Physician Assistant
Alumni Association
The North Carolina Medical Society
The New Hanover-Pender County Medical Society
Coastal Mid-level Practitioners
Coastal Cape Fear Association of Physician Assistants
Coastal
Cape Fear Association of Orthopaedic Physician
Assistants
He is an active member of
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church were
he serves on the administrative board. He is
happily married with two young boys and enjoys
hunting, fishing and camping.
With
training and extensive experience in orthopaedics
and expertise in computer applications, Mr.
Culbreth brings special talents to orthopaediclist.com.
He believes that this endeavor has the potential
to improve patient care worldwide and is committed
to its success.