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Dr. Richard Reut
For nearly 25 years, Dr. Richard Reut has practiced as an orthopedic physician and sports medicine practitioner and currently serves as Staff Physician at Twin Cities Orthopedics in Edina, Minnesota. An exemplary student in high school, Dr. Richard Reut enrolled at Albion College in Albion, Michigan, where from August 1977 through May 1981 he pursued various topics in Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. A frequent presence on the Dean’s list at Albion College, Dr. Richard Reut earned admission to the Tri Beta Biology Honor Society, won his school’s Biochemistry Award, and performed as a Teaching Assistant in Biology for two years. After graduating from Albion College with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Chemistry, Dr. Richard Reut relocated to Chicago, Illinois, to study at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine (now part of Midwestern University). Over the course of his four years in the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Richard Reut laid solid foundations for a career in orthopedics, holding membership in the Sports Medicine Club, volunteering in the Adopt-A-School Program, and gaining election as Class Vice President. Upon graduation from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1986 with his Doctor of Osteopathy, Dr. Richard Reut remained in the city to fulfill a one-year internship at the Chicago Osteopathic Medical Center. From there, Dr. Richard Reut began his residency in Family Practice at Cook County Hospital, where he spent three years. In 1990, Dr. Richard Reut won a fellowship to practice sports medicine at the Rush-Presbyterian St. Luke’s Medical Center in Chicago. Since then, Dr. Richard Reut has worked as a Staff Physician and Associate Director of the Center for Athletic Medicine; Independent Contractor for Coastal Emergency Services; Director of Primary Care Orthopedics and Staff Physician at Midwest Orthopedics; and practiced at Wayzata Orthopedics, Gustilo-Kyle Total Joint Replacement & Arthritis Center, and Hennepin Faculty Associates. Today, Dr. Richard Reut divides his time between work at Twin City Orthopedics and duties as a Clinical Instructor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Dr. Richard Reut lives in Excelsior, Minnesota.
Richard Reut's Schools
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Albion College
, Class of 1981
Biochemistry Award
Volunteer Ambulance service Big Brothers of America Adopt- a -Grandparent Nursing home volunteer
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Richard Reut's Companies
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Twin Cities Orthopedics
2006
- Edina, Minnesota
Medical Orthopaedic
Non-Surgical treatment of all Musculo-skeletal conditions.
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Richard Reut's Publications
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Dr. Richard Reut on the American Board of Disability Analysts
, Dr. Richard Reut's Blog on Bigsight
September, 2011
As an orthopedic physician and sports medicine practitioner, I specialize in the nonsurgical treatment of a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions. Before joining the Hennepin County Medical Center Department, where I currently serve as staff physician, I worked variously in the fields of industrial medicine, athletic medicine, and primary care orthopedics..I also possess 15 years of clinical experience in Level 1 Trauma Centers, which provide the highest level of emergency medical care for severely injured patients. Since I frequently work with patients who have musculoskeletal disabilities, I chose to become certified with the American Board of Disability Analysts (ABDA) in order to promote the highest professional standards in the diagnosis and treatment of disabling conditions.
Founded in 1989 to enhance the understanding of disabling conditions and improve accessibility for individuals with disabilities, ABDA has grown to become an interdisciplinary community of highly dedicated professionals. Members include practitioners in fields from medicine to applied economics, certified as either Disability Analyst and Fellow or Senior Disability Analyst and Diplomate. Additionally, ABDA offers a wide range of professional resources to meet the needs of its diverse membership body. Along with sponsoring an annual conference in conjunction with the American Board of Medical Psychotherapists and Psychodiagnosticians, ABDA publishes an annual newsletter to supplement relevant texts such as The Disability Analysis Handbook: Tools for Independent Practice and Disability Analysis in Practice: Fundamental Framework for an Interdisciplinary Science. Moreover, as a clinical instructor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Minnesota School of Medicine, I particularly appreciate the organization’s commitment to lifelong learning through continuing education opportunities and the American College of Disability Analysts.
To learn more about the American Board of Disability Analysts or to apply for certification, visit the ABDA website at www.americandisability.org.
About the author: Dr. Richard Reut possesses nearly 20 years of experience as an osteopathic physician. A Senior Disability Analyst and Diplomate of the American Board of Disability Analysts, Dr. Reut maintains professional affiliations with the American Medical Association, the Minnesota Medical Association, the American College of Sports Medicine, and the Hennepin County Medical Society.
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