Biography

Lee Pace, M.D., is an orthopedic surgeon at Children’s Health℠ Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. He specializes in minimally invasive procedures as well as complex reconstructive surgery for orthopedic and sports injuries.

In addition to his patellofemoral interests, Dr. Pace performs other unique surgical procedures such as meniscus transplantation, complex ligament and cartilage reconstruction as well as surgical and non-surgical treatment for a broad scope of shoulder, knee, hip and other sports-related issues.

Dr. Pace is the fellowship director for the Orthopedic Sports Medicine Fellowship at Children’s Health Andrews Institute. His current research interests include trochlear dysplasia and clinical outcomes of various surgical procedures. Dr. Pace is the recipient of numerous awards, including Super Doctor, Rising Star and Top Doctor recognition with 60+ scientific publications and 200+ scientific presentations and invited lectures. He is a member of multiple professional national and international societies and is a founding member and steering committee chair for the MEniscus Replacement, Conservation and REpair (MERCuRE, pronounced “Mercury”) Study Group.

During his free time, Dr. Pace enjoys spending time with his wife and children. They enjoy getting outdoors, skiing/snowboarding, traveling to national parks and seeing how many birthday parties and soccer games they can attend in a single weekend.

Biography