Team Physician
Dr. Paul Fadale has worked with various sport teams to provide medical services to athletes over the years. Here is a list of the sports programs that Dr. Fadale has worked with.
Brown University Athletics
Head Team Physician
Providence Bruins
Professional Hockey Team
Head Team Physician
Providence Festival Ballet
Head Team Physician
All Star Game
American Hockey League (AHL)
Head Team Physician:
2016 USA Gymnastics Championships
Local Organizing Committee
Head Team Physician
NCAA Northeast Regional Hockey Championships
Local Organizing Committee
Head Team Physician
Tennis Hall of Fame Tennis Championships
Assistant Team Physician
NCAA Women’s Frozen 4 Hockey Championship
Local Organizing Committee
Head Team Physician
U.S. Women’s Professional Squash Championships
Tournament Physician
National Championships
United States Figure Skating Association
Local Organizing Committee
Head Team Physician
Rolex U.S. Open Squash Championships
Tournament Physician
Cirque de Soleil
Orthopedic / Local Event Physician
National Precision Skating Championships
United States Figure Skating Association
Team Physician
Duquesne University Athletics
Head Team Physician
Pittsburgh Marathon
(Women's Olympic Trials)
Assistant Sports Medicine Physician
Brown Professor
Full Professor leading the way with clinical and basic science research of the latest advances in orthopedic surgery and injury prevention and teaching new physicians.
Board-Certified Surgeon
Chief of Sports Medicine and Sports Medicine Fellowship Director: Department of Orthopedic Surgery. Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Orthopedic Sports Medicine.
Sport Team Physician
Dr. Fadale is currently the head physician for Brown University Athletics and the Providence Bruins Professional Hockey Team (AHL).
Need an Appointment?
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