Adam Mccall Kaufman MD

Adam Mccall Kaufman graduated summa cum laude with a BS in Biochemistry from Bucknell University, where he was named Most Outstanding Student and twice named Student-Athlete of the Year. He attended Harvard Medical School and completed his internship and residency in Orthopedic Surgery at Duke University Hospital. If then completed subspecialty fellowship training in orthopedic trauma surgery at the prestigious University of Maryland's Shock Trauma Hospital, one of the busiest trauma hospitals in the country. After completing this fellowship, he relocated to Asheville with his family. He volunteers regularly at the WNC Rescue Ministries and is a Den Leader for Pack 74 (Enka, NC). He is an avid outdoorsman and enjoy hiking, trail running, fishing, and rock hounding with his two boys. His clinical interests include surgery of the pelvis and acetabulum, elderly fracture care, pediatric fracture care, periarticular (around a joint) fractures, nonunion/malunion correction, total hip replacement, post-traumatic reconstruction, and fusion in addition to the treatment of musculoskeletal infections. He is a Surgeon Ambassador for the National Osteoporosis Foundation and oversees Missions Fracture Prevention and Bone Health Clinic. He regularly teaches national courses designed to educate other surgeons on fracture care. He is an active researcher and has presented lectures and published numerous articles on fracture care, post-traumatic total joint replacement, and soft-tissue reconstruction.