“Interactions with patients, even if only 15-30 minutes, can have a lasting impact. A positive experience can resonate with patients long after their visit, and I strive to make each encounter memorable.”
Joshua Gates, PA-C
Joshua Gates, PA-C holds a Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Mercyhurst University, where he demonstrated leadership qualities as the Vice-President of the Mercyhurst Physician Assistant Student Society. He also has a Bachelor of Health Sciences with a minor in Psychology from Lock Haven University.
What motivates Joshua as a healthcare provider is the transformative nature of orthopedics. He finds inspiration in helping people during their most challenging moments, witnessing their journey from distress to recovery.
“Whether it's addressing mobility issues, modifying lifestyles, or providing conservative treatments, the care we give can make a significant difference in our patients' lives,” Joshua said.
Joshua offers expertise in various areas within orthopedics, including sports medicine, general orthopedics, and trauma care, focusing on fracture care.
Outside of his medical practice, Joshua shares a close bond with his parents and is a proud dog owner of a Corgi named Leo. He enjoys outdoor activities like hiking and biking, including traveling to destinations for hiking, such as the Grand Canyon, Colorado, and Hawaii. He also enjoys the thrill of riding a motorcycle.
Joshua's commitment to service extends beyond his medical career. He has served in the National Guard, dedicating one year to the Army National Guard, demonstrating his service to his country and community.
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Mercyhurst University - Erie, PA
Lock Haven University - Lock Haven, PA
Josh is great!
Joshua is sweet easy to work with.
Josh has been such a good partner on my knee replacement journey. His positive energy and "can do" attitude inspires me as I continue to recover.
Prescribed a medication that appears to slowly be working. Keeping my fingers crossed!
“Interactions with patients, even if only 15-30 minutes, can have a lasting impact. A positive experience can resonate with patients long after their visit, and I strive to make each encounter memorable.”
Joshua Gates, PA-C