About Us
Pedram Motamedi, MD
Surgeon of the Hand and Upper Extremity
Dr. Pedram Motamedi is a fellowship-trained surgeon specializing in hand, microvascular, and upper extremity surgery. He provides comprehensive care for conditions affecting the hand, wrist, forearm, and elbow — from common overuse injuries and nerve compression to complex traumatic injuries, reconstructive procedures, and microsurgical repairs.
Born and raised in Arizona communities, Dr. Motamedi is proud to return to Phoenix to start his practice and serve the patients and families of his home state. He is dedicated to delivering personalized, compassionate care that helps patients of all ages and activity levels regain function, reduce pain, and return to the activities they enjoy. Whether treating a weekend warrior with a tendon injury, a professional with carpal tunnel syndrome, or a patient requiring complex microvascular reconstruction, Dr. Motamedi combines advanced surgical techniques with a thoughtful, patient-first approach.
Education and Training
- Undergraduate: The University of Arizona – College of Science (2013)
- Medical School: The University of Arizona – College of Medicine (2019)
- Residency: General Surgery, HonorHealth, Phoenix, AZ (2024)
- Fellowship: Orthopedic Hand, Microvascular and Upper Extremity Surgery, UPMC Hamot, Erie, PA (2025)
Professional Experience
Following his fellowship, Dr. Motamedi gained additional specialized experience in hand, microsurgery, and reconstructive orthopaedics in Erie, PA (2025–2026). He is excited to bring this expertise back to Arizona.
Licensure
- Arizona – 2024 to present
- Pennsylvania – 2024 to present
Memberships
American Society for Surgery of the Hand – Candidate Member
Hospital & Ambulatory Surgery Center Affiliations
- Abrazo Health System
- HonorHealth System
Dr. Motamedi is committed to staying at the forefront of his field through ongoing education and collaboration with colleagues in hand and upper extremity surgery. He looks forward to partnering with patients in the Phoenix area to develop individualized treatment plans — both surgical and non-surgical — tailored to their unique goals and lifestyles.