General Info

Dr. Kline attended Seton Hall University from 1962 to 1966 where he obtained a Bachelors in Chemistry. He graduated with honors such as: Magna Cum Laude, Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society President, and Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. He then attended Medical School at Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia. His Residency was completed at New York University — Bellevue Hospital. During his residency years he served as a Military Lt. Commander, USN, Medical Corps-Retired Vietnam Era from 1970-1977. Dr. Kline has performed over 7000 Arthroscopic procedures since 1977. He performed the first Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction at UMDNJ University Hospital and the first Hip Arthroscopy within UMDNJ Orthopaedics Program. Dr. Kline has received multiple awards including being named one of: “America’s Top Physicians” picked by Consumers Research of America.