Born in Russia and raised in Queens, New York, Dr. Isaac brings both clinical expertise and a strong understanding of the diverse communities he serves. He earned his degree in Biophysics with honors from Hunter College before receiving his Doctor of Medicine from New York Medical College.

Dr. Isaac completed his General Surgery internship at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City, a Level 1 Trauma Center known for managing complex injuries and urgent surgical cases. He then pursued his Orthopaedic Surgery Residency at the internationally recognized Rothman Institute at Thomas Jefferson University in Pennsylvania, where he received extensive training in both surgical and non-surgical orthopaedic care for a wide range of patients, including professional athletes.

Committed to further advancing his expertise, Dr. Isaac completed an additional fellowship in Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery at Beth Israel Hand Surgery Center in New York City, refining his skills in the diagnosis and treatment of complex upper extremity conditions.

Dr. Isaac specializes in treating a full spectrum of disorders involving the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder, with particular clinical interests in fracture care, nerve injuries, and tendon disorders. He has also contributed to the advancement of his field through published research in professional journals and co-authorship of a medical textbook chapter.

Fluent in Russian, Dr. Isaac values clear communication and strives to ensure every patient feels informed, comfortable, and confident throughout their care journey.