Dr. Marie Walcott, MD

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Bringing Expertise in Shoulder Surgery and Unmatched Dedication to Patient Care to the Greater Boston Area

Dr. Marie Walcott, MD, a board certified and fellowship trained orthopedic surgeon, practices at Tufts Medical Center – Orthopedics + Spine – Reading. With a specialization in the comprehensive treatment of shoulder injuries and conditions, she offers a unique blend of surgical precision and compassionate care to her patients.

Boasting a wealth of experience in shoulder arthroscopy, total shoulder replacement, and reverse total shoulder replacement, Dr. Walcott has solidified her reputation as a leading expert in the field of orthopedic surgery. Her commitment to excellence is evident in her successful treatment outcomes and the trust she has earned from her patients, with affiliations at Shields Surgery Center, MelroseWakefield Hospital, and Winchester Hospital.

Having completed her Bachelor of Science Degree with Honors at Brown University and her Medical Degree at UMass Chan Medical School, Dr. Walcott pursued advanced training in orthopedic surgery at the University of Massachusetts. Her dedication to enhancing her skills led her to undertake a research fellowship in orthopedic surgery at the University of Massachusetts, shoulder fellowships in prestigious international institutions in France, and a specialized fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Beyond her professional accolades, Dr. Walcott has a deep connection to the Boston area, having grown up just outside the city. Her passion for rowing was cultivated during her time as a member of the Brown University Crew Team, where she clinched two NCAA National Championships. To this day, she continues to find solace and joy in rowing down the Charles River.

Dr. Walcott’s arrival at Tufts Medical Center – Orthopedics + Spine – Reading represents a significant addition to the medical community in the Greater Boston Area. Her expertise, combined with her unwavering commitment to patient well-being, ensures that individuals in need of specialized shoulder care will receive the highest standard of treatment available.

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