Robert MacArthur, MD, is a distinguished orthopedic surgeon and devoted single father, hailing from Albany, New York. A NY State Champion in pole vaulting during his high school years, he pursued a double major in biochemistry and physiology at UC Berkeley. He later served as class president at Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and completed his orthopedic residency at Harbor UCLA. In his professional career, Dr. MacArthur has been a key figure in orthopedic surgery in Orange County, California, rising to chief of orthopedics at a level 3 trauma center. His personal life is marked by resilience and dedication, having raised two sons single-handedly. Outside of medicine, he enjoys bronze sculpting and outdoor activities, embodying a balance between professional excellence and personal fulfillment.
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