Dr. Michael Hoenig

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Education & Training

Fellowship

Sports Medicine & Shoulder/Elbow FellowshipOrthoCarolina

Residency

Orthopaedic Surgery ResidencyNorthwestern University

Medical Degree

Emory University School of Medicine

About

Dr. Michael Hoenig

Sports Medicine & General Orthopaedics Specialist

Sports Medicine | Shoulder & Elbow Injuries | Arthroscopic Treatments

After graduating from Wofford College and Emory University School of Medicine, Dr. Hoenig completed his orthopaedic residency at Northwestern University in Chicago, with a sports medicine and shoulder/elbow fellowship at OrthoCarolina in Charlotte, NC.

His past affiliations include the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, Carolina Panthers NFL Football team, UNC-Charlotte, Davidson College Basketball teams and local high school football teams. He currently works with Limestone College, Spartanburg High School, Byrnes High School, Dorman High School, and Woodruff High School.

He is currently a faculty member of the Wake Forest Physician Assistant Program and Spartanburg Regional Family Medicine Residency Program.

Dr. Hoenig was professional, caring, and extremely knowledgeable throughout my treatment. He took the time to explain everything clearly and helped me return to my normal activities with confidence.
Patient of Dr. Hoenig

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What Patients Say About Dr. Michael Hoenig

4.9 out of 5· 330 Google reviews
“Dr. Hoenig was very professional and explained in detail what my best course of treatment would be. I expected to have to have surgery and am very grateful that he advised against it by explaining the risks and that it would not help my situation.”

Nick King

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