Dr. Edward C. Brown III Joins Prestigious ASES as General Member

On September 1, 2026, Dr. Edward C. Brown III, an OrthoCarolina physician, was honored by joining the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) as a General Member. This prestigious membership is awarded to young orthopaedic surgeons who have completed specialized fellowships in shoulder, elbow, and sports medicine surgery. The selection process is highly competitive, with candidates required to demonstrate significant involvement in scientific and clinical orthopaedic education and receive recommendations from their Fellowship Program Directors.

Dr. Brown, in his eighth year of practice, has distinguished himself in the field. His appointment to ASES underscores his commitment and expertise in shoulder and elbow surgery, aligning with the society’s mission to advance education, research, and patient care in these specialized areas.

"ASES is an esteemed organization established in 1982 by a group of surgeons dedicated to improving patient care through cutting-edge surgical techniques. Today, ASES boasts over 1000 members and remains a global leader in shoulder and elbow surgery," said Dr. William Levine, the 36th President of ASES.

The recognition of Dr. Brown as a General Member is a testament to his professional achievements and dedication. "We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Brown to our ranks," stated Dr. Levine, emphasizing the society’s commitment to fostering excellence in the field.

Dr. Brown's appointment reflects the growing importance of specialized orthopaedic care in the Carolinas. OrthoCarolina, the physician-owned and physician-led orthopedic practice where Dr. Brown practices, has a long-standing commitment to delivering world-class musculoskeletal care. With 40+ locations and nine Orthopedic Urgent Care Centers, OrthoCarolina is at the forefront of medical advancement, contributing to the training of new specialists and enhancing patient access to exceptional care.

"Dr. Brown's addition to ASES is a significant milestone in his career and will undoubtedly contribute to the ongoing success of our practice," commented OrthoCarolina's media contact. "We are proud to support our physicians in their pursuit of excellence and innovation in orthopaedic surgery."

For more information about ASES and its mission, visit the society’s website at http://www.ases-assn.org. To learn more about OrthoCarolina’s commitment to orthopaedic care, visit orthocarolina.com.