Ashish Anand

Ashish Anand, MD, DNB, is an Associate Clinical Professor (Adjunct) in the Department of Orthopedics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and a Professor (Adjunct) at William Carey School of Medicine. He serves as a Staff Orthopedic Surgeon at VAMC Jackson, specializing in adult reconstruction and arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder and knee for veterans. His roles include clinical care, teaching residents and medical students, and leading research in orthopedic advancements.

Education:

• Lady Hardinge Medical College: MBBS, MS (Orthopedics)
• Westlake Hospital: Internship (Internal Medicine)
• Graduate Hospital: Fellowship (Sports Medicine)
• Virginia Commonwealth University: Fellowship (Adult Reconstruction)
• New York University: Fellowship (Pediatric Orthopedics)

Research Interests: Dr. Anand focuses on surgical techniques in joint replacement, arthroscopic advancements, and clinical outcomes. His work bridges surgical innovation with patient care, emphasizing evidence-based practices and new technologies.

Publications & Presentations: His 11 book chapters and 17 edited books reflect expertise in orthopedic surgery. Recent articles address knee osteoarthritis treatments, fracture management, and surgical techniques. He has presented nationally/internationally on topics like ACL reconstruction and hip instability.

Awards:

• Fellow of the American Academy of Specialists in Orthopedic Surgery (FAASOS)
• SICOT Travelling Fellowship
• Best House Surgeon (Lady Hardinge Medical College)

Leadership & Service: As Vice Chair of the American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS) Orthopedics, he oversees certification exams. He volunteers at local schools and Hindu Temple Society, and led initiatives like VA Medical Center clinical affiliations with William Carey University.

Labs/Teams: Engaged in VA Medical Center’s surgical access group and pharmacy committees, driving clinical quality and veteran care innovation.