General Info

After growing up in Central Ohio, Dr. Chris Warrell pursued his undergraduate education at Ohio University. He remained in Ohio for his medical education, attending the Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University in Dayton. While in medical school he received numerous honors, including election to both the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society and the Gold Humanism Honor Society. He was nominated for the Student of the Year Award on an annual basis and, upon graduation, was the sole recipient of the Dean’s Award, which is presented to the graduate who shows commitment to academic excellence, empathy and compassion toward others, personal integrity and professionalism, and earns the respect and trust of classmates and faculty. Following medical school, Dr. Warrell headed south and completed his orthopaedic surgery residency at Orlando Health. During residency he developed an interest in sports medicine while providing care for Edgewater and Legacy High School athletes and local professional events including Orlando City Soccer Club, Arnold Palmer Invitational, and Washington Nationals Spring Training. This interest led Dr. Warrell to pursue additional fellowship training in sports medicine with world-renowned sports surgeon James Andrews, M.D., at the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, FL. The fellowship provided Dr. Warrell with exposure to all aspects of nonoperative and operative musculoskeletal patient care. During his fellowship, Dr. Warrell served as assistant team physician for the Auburn University Football Team and participated in the care of numerous professional, collegiate, and recreational athletes.