March 5, 2026 - 06:03

The Essentia Health-32nd Avenue Clinic in Fargo is strengthening its orthopedic services with the addition of Miranda Mathison, a certified physician assistant, to its surgical team. Mathison will practice alongside orthopedic surgeons, providing comprehensive care for patients with bone, joint, and muscle conditions.
Bringing specialized skills to the clinic, Mathison will be involved in evaluating injuries, assisting in surgical procedures, and managing patient care before and after operations. Her role is pivotal in ensuring continuity of treatment and expanding access to essential orthopedic services for the community. This addition allows the clinic to better address a growing need for musculoskeletal care in the region.
Patients can benefit from a collaborative approach where Mathison works closely with surgeons to develop and execute personalized treatment plans. Her expertise contributes to the clinic's mission of delivering high-quality, patient-centered surgical care close to home. The expansion of the orthopedic team underscores a commitment to meeting the evolving healthcare needs of local residents.
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