Travis Peterson, DO


Bio	Dr. Peterson’s interest in Orthopedics was sparked by his personal experiences with sports-related injuries. Through these experiences, he developed a passion for helping others recover and return to the activities they enjoy. Dr. Peterson offers comprehensive care for hand and wrist conditions and has a particular interest in office-based carpal tunnel and hand surgery. Other areas of interest include hand and wrist trauma, tendonitis, hand and wrist arthritis, cubital tunnel syndrome, ganglion cysts, and trigger finger. Outside of work, Dr. Peterson enjoys music, theater, BYU sports, and good food. He and his wife stay busy supporting their six children in their diverse interests and activities.
Languages	English, German
Specialties	Hand, Wrist & Elbow
Education and Training	Board Certified: AOBOS, Subspecialty Certification in Hand Surgery Fellowship: Hand Surgery, University of Massachusetts Residency: Orthopedic Surgery, OhioHealth Doctors Hospital Medical School: Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine Master’s: Business Administration, BYU Bachelors: Nutritional Science, BYU

Dr. Peterson’s interest in Orthopedics was sparked by his personal experiences with sports-related injuries. Through these experiences, he developed a passion for helping others recover and return to the activities they enjoy.

Dr. Peterson offers comprehensive care for hand and wrist conditions and has a particular interest in office-based carpal tunnel and hand surgery. Other areas of interest include hand and wrist trauma, tendonitis, hand and wrist arthritis, cubital tunnel syndrome, ganglion cysts, and trigger finger.

Outside of work, Dr. Peterson enjoys music, theater, BYU sports, and good food. He and his wife stay busy supporting their six children in their diverse interests and activities.