About Dr. Young
Dr. Young completed a comprehensive fellowship in hand and microvascular surgery in 2000. Since then Dr. Young’s Orthopaedic practice has focused exclusively on the surgical care of the hand, wrist, forearm and elbow.
Dr. Young treats a wide variety of problems, including traumatic injuring (fractures, dislocations, tendon, and joint injuries, etc), athletic injuries, arthritic conditions, congenital differences of the hand, tendonitis, and compression neuropathies (such as carpel tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome). She is experienced at post-traumatic reconstruction of the upper extremity and takes care of people of all ages.
She has written scientific papers and given numerous lectures on various topics in the field of hand surgery.
Outside of work, Dr. Young enjoys yoga, scrapbooking, and spending time with family.
Dr. Young completed a comprehensive fellowship in hand and microvascular surgery in 2000. Since then Dr. Young’s Orthopaedic practice has focused exclusively on the surgical care of the hand, wrist, forearm and elbow.
Dr. Young treats a wide variety of problems, including traumatic injuring (fractures, dislocations, tendon, and joint injuries, etc), athletic injuries, arthritic conditions, congenital differences of the hand, tendonitis, and compression neuropathies (such as carpel tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome). She is experienced at post-traumatic reconstruction of the upper extremity and takes care of people of all ages.
She has written scientific papers and given numerous lectures on various topics in the field of hand surgery.
Outside of work, Dr. Young enjoys yoga, scrapbooking, and spending time with family.