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Dr. Sirota continued his education at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, once again graduating with honors. He then moved to Baltimore, Maryland, entering the orthopedic surgery residency program at Union Memorial Hospital, a leading regional orthopedic referral center and the highest volume hospital in Maryland in hip and knee replacement. As part of his residency training Dr. Sirota also spent time at the Johns Hopkins Hospital learning pediatric orthopedics, as well as at the renowned R. Adams Cowley Shock/Trauma Center at the University of Maryland, where he studied complex orthopedic trauma and reconstruction. In addition, he also served as a Medical Officer at the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA), where he lent clinical expertise to the evaluation of new orthopedic implants and technologies.

After completing residency Dr. Sirota undertook an additional year of fellowship training in orthopedic sports medicine at The Pennsylvania State University, where he had the great privilege of helping provide sideline coverage to Penn State’s numerous Division I sports teams, including their football team, the Nittany Lions. During this year Dr. Sirota trained in advanced arthroscopic techniques for the treatment of shoulder, hip and knee injuries, including arthroscopic anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, rotator cuff repair and labral repair of both the shoulder and the hip.

Dr. Sirota’s philosophy is that every patient is an athlete, whether they are competing in the Olympics or simply trying to navigate the obstacle course of life. His goal is to provide the everyday athlete with the same care as the Olympian. He strives to ensure that all of his patients make informed decisions about their treatment options and choose the method, surgical or non-surgical, that will best fit their needs. He measures his own success by the success of his patients, and is not satisfied until you are.