Bridget Wilder received a BA in Medical Biology from the University of New England and an MS in Physician Studies from Samuel University in Oakland California. After her training in PA school, she knew orthopedics would be the right fit for her interest and work habits.
Today Ms. Wilder likes that she can provide a full spectrum of care to her patients, guiding many through their entire surgical process. Her focus is on providing the best care for each patient, from their initial visit to their preoperative assessment, assisting in surgery and following up with post-operative assessments.
In her spare time, Ms. Wilder enjoys spending time with her family and dog in North Stonington, CT. She also has a genuine interest in working in underserved communities and has volunteered in San Leandro, CA, Springfield, MA, and in Sanford, ME.
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