C. Scott Humphrey, MD, is the creator and main author of shouldersurgeon.com.

A board certified orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Humphrey is a graduate of the University of Oregon. He attended the University of Utah School of Medicine. He finished orthopaedic surgery training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center/Creighton University residency program.

Dr. Humphrey completed an additional year of training beyond orthopaedic surgery residency to subspecialize in surgery of the shoulder and upper extremity (the Tom R. Norris, MD and H. Relton McCarroll Shoulder and Upper Extremity Fellowship, California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, CA).

Dr. Humphrey opened the Boise Shoulder Clinic in September of 2006. He also founded the company Shoulder Options in 2008. Dr. Humphrey designed the Shoulder Options CRP, an implant device used for rotator cuff repair.

Dr. Humphrey enjoys white-water rafting, skiing, and guitar playing.

James D. Kelly, II, MD is a contributing author and editor at shouldersurgeon.com.

A board certified orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Kelly practices in San Francisco, CA. Visit his clinic web site at http://www.sfshoulder.com. He is a graduate of University of Rochester School of Engineering, Vanderbilt University Medical School, attended University of Missouri, Kansas City for Orthopaedic Residency and completed his fellowship at the California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco. He is also a United States Naval Flight Surgeon and completed two tours with the United States Marines.

His academic focus is shoulder replacement surgery, in particular the “Reverse” arthroplasty. He is a specialist in surgery of the shoulder and elbow and an expert in minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques. Dr. Kelly, together with his partners, trains fellows, residents and visiting surgeons in advanced techniques in shoulder surgery.

Dr. Kelly enjoys spending time with his family as well as skiing, road and mountain biking, windsurfing and flying.

Tom R. Norris, MD, PC is a contributing author and editor at shouldersurgeon.com.

A board certified orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Norris is recognized internationally as a leading author and speaker on orthopaedic shoulder topics. He is in private practice at the California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, CA.

Dr. Norris enjoys hiking and fly fishing.

Annie A. Sein, OTR/L, contributes to the discharge instructions and rehabilitation protocols at shouldersurgeon.com.

Annie is a registered/licensed occupational therapist. She completed a bachelor's degree in kinesiology with emphasis in human movement, and minored in psychology at San Francisco State University. She received her Masters degree in occupational therapy at Samuel Merritt College Graduate. Annie has worked with the orthopaedic surgery team at California Pacific Medical Center over the past two years to establish inpatient rehabilitation shoulder protocols for postoperative shoulder surgery patients.