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Dr. Noblin joined Bienville Orthopaedic Specialists in 1997 and
is a co-founder and Medical Co-director of The Sports Medicine
Specialists of Mississippi, a service of Bienville Orthopaedic
Specialists. He completed a sports medicine fellowship with the
NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs (1996-97). He was an All-Southeastern
Conference performer as a safety at the University of Mississippi
in 1986 and honorable mention All American that same year. He earned
academic All American in 1986. He was the recipient of the SEC
Scholar Athlete Award in 1986 and the recipient of NCAA and National
Football Foundation Hall of Fame post-graduate scholarships that
same year. He is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic
Surgeons. He is a 1991 graduate of the University of Mississippi
School of Medicine.
SPECIALTY: Orthopaedic Surgery
SUBSPECIALTY, FELLOWSHIP: Sports Medicine Fellowship, University
at Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri 1996-1997; Kansas City Chiefs
Football Club, Team Physician 1996-1997
SPECIAL AREA OF INTEREST: Sports Medicine
HOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS: Biloxi Regional Medical Center,
Ocean Springs Hospital, Cedar Lake Surgery Center, Ocean Springs
Surgical & Endoscopy Center
EDUCATION: College-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
MN; University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS; Medical School-University
of Mississippi School of Medicine, Jackson, MS; Internship-Orthopaedic
Surgery-University of Mississippi, Jackson, MS; Residency-Orthopaedic
Surgery-University of Mississippi, Jackson, MS; AO Fellowship:
Panhandle Sports Medicine, Amarillo, TX; AO Fellowship: Orthopaedic
and Sports Medicine, Institute of Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Fellowship-Sports
Medicine, University of Missouri at Kansas City; Kansas City Chief
Football Club, Team Physician
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: American Academy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons, American College of Sports Medicine, American Medical
Association, American Society for Tennis Medicine, Arthroscopy
Association of North America, International Cartilage Repair Society,
Mississippi Orthopaedic Society, Mississippi State Medical Association,
Southern Medical Society, University of Mississippi Alumni Association
PUBLICATIONS:
- Noblin, J.D.., Bendayan J., Freeland A., “A Posteromedial
Second Incision to Reduce and Stabilize the Displaced Posterior
Fragment that Occurs in Schatzker Type V Bicondylar Tibial Plateau
Fractures”. Orthopedics 1996, 19: 903-904
- Noblin, J.D., Low, K., Browne, J.E., Barnthouse, C., Scott,
A.R., “Jones Fractures in the Elite Football Player”.
Journal of Surgical Orthopaedic Advances, Nov. 2004, Vol. 13,
No. 3, 156-160
PRESENTATIONS:
- Noblin, J.D., Geissler W. “Heterotopic Ossification
in Elbow Injuries”. Presented at American Society for Tennis
Medicine, AOA Annual Meeting, OTA and AOA Residents Conference.
- Noblin, J.D., Geissler W., and Betcher R. “A Comparison
of Intraarticular Morphine and Marcaine After Knee Arthroscopy”.
Presented at AOA Residents Conference, AOA Annual Meeting.
- Noblin, J.D., Geissler W., “Heterotopic Ossification
in Elbow Injuries”. Most Outstanding Paper - Presented
at the Annual Meeting of the Mississippi Orthopaedic Society
1994
- Noblin, J.E., Browne J., Barnthouse C. “Jones Fractures
in Elite Football Players”. Presented at NFL-AOSSM
HONORS, AWARDS, ACCREDITATIONS:
- Academic All Southeastern Conference, 1984-85-86
- All Southeastern Conference - Football
University of Mississippi, 1986
- Academic All-American Football Team
University of Mississippi, 1986
- Recipient of Southeastern Conference
Scholar Athlete Award, 1986
- Honorable Mention All-American Football, 1986
- Recipient of NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship, 1986
- Recipient of National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame Post-Graduate Scholarship, 1986
- Donald T. Imrie Award
Top Graduate Medical Student entering the
Field of Orthopaedic Surgery, 1991
- Robert Caldwell Memorial Award
Presented by the Mississippi Medical Assurance Association, 1996
- Regions Bank SEC Business Salute
Class of 2006 Honoree
INTERESTS: Boating, Sports and Family
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