What’s New at Associated Orthopaedics of Kingsport

It’s October, which means it’s time for the annual Associated Orthopaedics of Kingsport Halloween celebration!

This is our nineteenth year of celebrating the fall season as a work team! Fourteen pumpkins were entered into our carving contest to be judged by employees and the patients. This year we added a costume contest with more than a dozen employees participating. Winners got gift cards and time off!

See our costumes and the pumpkin carving contest entries on the Kingsport Times-News website.

For 18 years, we at Associated Orthopaedics of Kingsport have had an employee pumpkin carving and decorating contest to celebrate Halloween in our office.

The winners were chosen by fellow employees and received gift cards. Every employee who participates gets free vacation time.

See more details and the entered pumpkins at the Kingsport Times-News.

Associated Orthopaedics hand surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Marchessault was featured in a Kingsport Times-News article about his history with the practice, his military career, and his work with humanitarian medical missions in Haiti.

When asked about his with Associated Orthopaedics, Dr. Marchessault had the following to say:

“I love the practice and the people associated with it. I enjoy what I am doing and my one-on-one time with patients, educating them on their condition and arriving at the best treatment option decision with them.”

Read the full story about Dr. Marchessault on TimesNews.com.

Read Dr. Marchessault’s full profile here, or click here to schedule an appointment with him.

Associated Orthopaedics of Kingsport is honored and privileged to team with Dobyns-Bennett football in purchasing the end zone 40-second time clocks.

Dobyns-Bennett has a rich and storied tradition, complete with an elite stadium and fieldhouse.

These time clocks will enhance and enrich Dobyns-Bennett to have one of the premier sports complexes in High School Football.

Associated Orthopaedics general specialist Dr. Jared Cordon was the focus of a story in the Kingsport Times-News about his practice and how he came to the area.

The article notes how an early experience with Crohn’s Disease set him on the path to going to medical school at West Virginia University before joining the AOK team.

Read the full story on timesnews.net.