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Written by Orthopaedics SA on 01 Mar 2023
On behalf of the OSA Team we’d like to congratulate Dr Angela Alder-Price, Orthopaedic Surgeon, for being selected as a finalist in The Advertiser Sunday Mail Woman of the Year Awards – Innovation Category!
Dr Alder-Price is recognised for championing innovative solutions to improve patient care and surgical outcomes. She is the recipient of the James McWah Rising Star Award 2022, an esteemed medic and University of Adelaide alumna, orthopaedic researcher, senior lecturer and the only female upper limb surgeon in SA.
We wish her best of luck at the awards ceremony on March 6th!
To learn more about her practice at Orthopaedics SA Read about Dr Angela Alder-Price
Learn more about Dr Alder-Price and her 2022 James McWha Rising Star Award
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