Robert Paul Dunbar, MD
Mercer Island, WA

I grew up in Boston, went to College of the Holy Cross, spent two years in West Africa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. I returned to to prepare for and go to Medical school at Georgetown University School of Medicine. I completed residency training at Hospital for Special Surgery In New York City. I was on active duty in the US Navy in Japan and in Virginia Beach. I did a fellowship in Orthopaedic trauma at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle and ultimately joined the staff there after separating from the military in 2005.

Areas of specialty

Foot and ankle

• Broken ankle
• Sprained ankle

Hips

• Hip fracture

Injury prevention

• Boating safety
• Ladder safety
• Slips and falls
• Snow shoveling and snow blower injuries

Medical educator

• Medical educator

Miscellaneous

• Making a surgical decision

Shoulder – elbow - upper extremeties

• Broken collarbone
• Dislocated elbow
• Elbow fractures
• Fracture of the scapula
• Radial head fractures

Trauma

• Amputation
• Limb salvaging
• Reimplanting severed body parts

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