Baptist Health Orthopedic Care Physician Leader Now Serving as President of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons October 2025
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Dr. Anthony Miniaci is the 42nd President of ASES.
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ASES meeting took place in San Diego.
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Focus on enhancing patient care and knowledge exchange.
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Miniaci's past roles include leadership at Cleveland Clinic.
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He has a history of service in shoulder and elbow surgery since 2000.
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Launched National Shoulder and Elbow Week during his ASES Foundation tenure.
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Miniaci is recognized for treating elite athletes.
Dr. Anthony Miniaci, Deputy Chief Medical Executive at Baptist Health Orthopedic Care, has officially become the 42nd President of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) after the Annual Meeting in San Diego, California. With a commitment to the advancement of orthopedic medicine, he aims to foster knowledge exchange and enhance patient care. Dr. Miniaci, an educator and expert in treating professional athletes, previously held significant roles at the Cleveland Clinic and has been involved with ASES since 2000, contributing to initiatives like National Shoulder and Elbow Week.
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