Credentials
- Fellowship, Adult Spinal Surgery, Emory University School of Medicine
- Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
- Medical Degree, University of Florida College of Medicine
Trust between a surgeon and patient is earned and is of the upmost importance. My goal is to get my patients back to doing the activities they enjoy with the people they care about in the safest way possible.
Dr. Armaghani received his fellowship training in adult spinal surgery at the Emory University School of Medicine, widely considered one of the top spine fellowships in the country. He is board certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery. As a spine surgeon specializing in degenerative spine conditions, he has a particular interest in the causes and treatments of neck pain and back pain, although he treats all spinal disorders. Dr. Armaghani uses a nonsurgical approach and minimally invasive techniques with the goal of returning his patients back to enjoying the activities they love, in the safest way possible.
Dr. Armaghani was born and raised in Gainesville, FL where he was accepted into an accelerated undergraduate/medical school program at the University of Florida. Following medical school, he completed his residency at Vanderbilt University where he was named chief resident and was granted awards for his research. Dr. Armaghani has co-authored over twenty-five publications and has delivered presentations at national meetings on topics that range from post-operative pain management to the treatment of patients with diabetes. His most recent research interests include identifying factors that influence outcomes following surgery and minimizing complications.
Trust between he and his patients are of the utmost importance to Dr. Armaghani. His approach with his patients consists of easy to understand conversations focusing on maximizing their improvement with conservative or surgical methods, while at the same time minimizing risk.
Dr. Armaghani enjoys cycling and college football, specifically his alma mater the University of Florida.