Head of Northside Hospital’s new Sports Medicine Network shares her story, vision for the network’s future

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Head of Northside Hospital’s new Sports Medicine Network shares her story, vision for the network’s future

Northside recently announced Dr. Vonda Wright had been hired at the hospital to head up the new Sports Medicine Network and combine expertise from three of the system’s practices —Northside East Cobb, Northside Cherokee and The Orthopedic Sports Medicine Center of Atlanta — to provide care across the system’s locations. - photo by Kelly Whitmire

Northside recently announced Dr. Vonda Wright had been hired at the hospital to head up the new Sports Medicine Network and combine expertise from three of the system’s practices —Northside East Cobb, Northside Cherokee and The Orthopedic Sports Medicine Center of Atlanta — to provide care across the system’s locations. - photo by Kelly Whitmire

Published: Jan 16, 2019, 7:33 PM

When hearing the term sports medicine, many might think of team doctors for professional teams or reconstructive surgeries from high school or collegiate sports injuries. But for those who have similar injuries to those sustained on the field, sports medicine is typically the best choice to get the patient moving again.

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