Beth now holds the record for the most difficult routes “sent" by a woman in the East Vail ice, which includes The Fang and many other incredible frozen waterfalls that occur each winter.

Having recovered from shoulder and elbow surgery, Beth Goralski is back to climbing the ice of East Vail’s toughest routes! With her rebuilt and pain-free shoulder and elbow, she is thriving and passionate as ever, “sending’ new routes in the ice.

Day after surgery smiles…. From the slopes to the trails and back again! . “Thanks to Dr. Millett’s expertise and compassionate care, I’m looking forward to many more years of xc skiing and biking! Couldn’t be more grateful!” –Kimberly Homme, Anchorage, AK

We look forward to an enriching exchange of knowledge, collaboration, and shared experiences during his time here!.

Welcome Dr. Yan Chen, Associate Professor in the Department of Bone and Joint Surgery at The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangxi Medical University in Nanning, China. Dr. Chen will be visiting us for the next six weeks, and we’re thrilled to have him with us.

You can replace the joint—but not the mind behind the recovery. This review reveals the often-overlooked impact of mental health on outcomes after shoulder replacement surgery. #medtwitter

Dr Millett is honored to be reappointed to the Board of Advisors at the @GeiselMed . As an alumnus, it’s incredibly meaningful to support the next generation of medical leaders and help drive innovation in healthcare. #healthcare #bethechange.

From clinical evaluation to labral repair, here's what the experts agree on. #medtwitter.

What do some of the world's top orthopedic surgeons from 12 countries say about diagnosing and managing posterior shoulder instability? A Delphi Consensus process, of which Dr Millett was an expert participant, revealed just that—Part I now published.

Tired of your shoulder dislocating over and over again? A #Bankart repair, performed by Dr Millett, restores stability and helps eliminate chronic dislocations — w/high success rates and high levels of return to sports. #shoulderdislocation #orthotwitter

Shoulder arthroplasty improves quality of life—but how do outcomes differ for patients with preoperative mental health conditions? This review evaluated clinical and functional results in patients with vs. without mental health conditions. #medtwitter

While #rotatorcuff re-tears are rare, they can still occur—even when the initial repair was done perfectly. Whether it’s due to incomplete healing or new trauma, revision surgery can restore strength, relieve pain, & get you back in motion. #orthotwitter

Here’s the best part? Now Dr. Millett has his own (model) plane too! We’re honored to help get people back to their passion—whether it’s flying jumbo jets, staying active, or just living pain-free.

A huge thank you to Mr. Goolsby, UPS 747 pilot, who trusted Dr. Millett with his shoulder surgery. After undergoing an arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, he’s getting ready to go back in the cockpit doing what he loves most—flying!

From the OR to the lab, Dr. Millett’s work continues to support better outcomes in shoulder, knee, and sports medicine care.

To give some perspective, an h-index of 79 is exceptionally high, in the 95th percentile, and demonstrates that Dr. Millett is highly productive and his academic work is extremely influential within the field.

Behind every number is a purpose: to improve patient care and support clinical progress. Dr. Peter Millett’s h-index of 79 reflects how often his published research has been cited by peers in the field—an indicator of relevance and contribution to orthopedic surgery.

This week, Dr. Millett tackled the growing pressures on physicians in the Name, Image, and Likeness era of amateur athletics. From treating high-profile high school athletes to navigating media expectations, it’s a new ballgame. #NIL.