Brooke Ramsier earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Organismal Biology to begin her path toward a career in orthopedics. She then received a Master of Science degree in Physician Assistant Studies from Bryant University before joining the Ortho Rhode Island team.
Ms. Ramsier specializes in sports medicine, total joint replacements, and orthopedic trauma, helping a variety of patients return to the daily activities that matter most to them.
When she’s not seeing patients, Ms. Ramsier likes to spend her free time playing soccer.
While sourdough baking may appear to be a low-risk activity, it actually involves repetitive and sustained physical motions that can lead to musculoskeletal strain. The repeated...
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Hyaluronic Acid is a substance present inside joints (knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, etc.). The role of this inside your joints is to help lubricate, absorb the shock, and decrease friction. Over time, wear...
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With Springtime upon us, it’s almost time for grilling season. But until then, here is a quick and tasty chicken recipe that you can make inside while you stay dry. My sisters and I stumbled upon this recipe years ago in one of our mother’s cooking magazines and have been hooked since. I hope you enjoy!
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