Loading Complete
Sean M Hazzard

Sean M Hazzard, PA-C, MBA

Orthopedic Sports MedicineOrthopedic Surgery

Highlights

Languages

  • English

Gender

Male

About Sean M Hazzard

Sean Hazzard earned his undergraduate degree and Physician Assistant certification at Wagner College in New York City. After working in Sports Medicine in southern New Jersey, he relocated back to New York City and worked at the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) on the Sports Medicine and Shoulder service. In 2012 he moved to Boston and has worked at Massachusetts General Hospital ever since.

Sean works exclusively with Dr. Peter Asnis, who is the Director of Professional Sports for Mass General Brigham as well as is the Head Team Orthopedic Surgeon of the Boston Red Sox and Head Team Physician of the Boston Bruins.

Sean’s clinical interests involve athletic injuries to the knee and shoulder. The main clinical focus involves ACL injuries of the knee in athletes of cutting sports such as soccer, lacrosse, basketball as well as non-cutting sports like skiing. These include original injuries but also re-injuries. He serves as a sports medicine editor for the Journal of Orthopedics for Physician Assistants (JOPA) and is the Vice-Chair for the NCCPA Orthopedic Surgery CAQ exam.

Video

Locations

  1. Orthopaedics at Mass General Waltham
  2. Sports Medicine at Mass General Waltham
  3. Newton-Wellesley Physicians, Sports Medicine

Expertise

Education

  • Graduate: Wagner College, Physician Assistant Education
  • Graduate: Southern New Hampshire University, Business Administration, Master of Business Administration

NOTES:
- "Affiliation" is the local physician organization to which the doctor belongs.
- A primary care provider (or PCP) is a doctor or in some cases, a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, who sees patients for everyday medical issues, such as colds and annual wellness visits. PCPs often are your first point of contact for your general health concerns.
- Providers who are "accepting new patients" are able to book new patient appointments within 90 days. "Accepting new patients" is subject to change. Please confirm when setting up your appointment.
- Primary Care providers who have "near-term availability" can book new patient appointments within 30 days. "Near-term availability" is subject to change. Please confirm when setting up your appointment.
- "Concierge Medicine" is a unique offering in which providers care for a limited population of patients. Patients can opt into this "direct primary care" model with an annual membership fee.
- Providers may accept more insurance plans than shown. Please confirm when setting up your appointment.

×

We use cookies and other tools to enhance your experience on our website and to analyze our web traffic. For more information about these cookies and the data collected, please refer to our Privacy Policy.