Brad G. Prybis, MD, FAAOS · Board-certified orthopedic surgeon and fellowship-trained spine specialist.
A CONVERSATION BEFORE A DECISION
Skilled hands. Personal attention.
Dr. Prybis has completed more than 10,000 surgeries and has served metro Atlanta since 2004.
His practice focuses on evaluating spine conditions and helping patients understand their treatment options, including minimally invasive approaches and complex reconstruction when appropriate.
Your consultation starts with symptoms, function, and the goals that matter to you. Understanding the diagnosis and the tradeoffs of treatment is part of making a confident decision.
Before medicine, Dr. Prybis earned a mechanical engineering degree at Georgia Tech and worked as an engineer at Bechtel.
Mechanical Engineering, 1992
Doctor of Medicine, 1998
Orthopedic residency, 1998–2003
Spine fellowship, 2003–2004
Board certification
Certified in Orthopaedic Surgery by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery since 2006.
Spine fellowship
Spinal reconstructive surgery training at University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Group, Baltimore, 2003–2004.
Additional certification
Certified Life Care Planner through the International Commission on Health Care Certification since 2025.
Institutions shown identify education and training. They are not presented as current practice partners.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Connected to the field.
North American Spine Society
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery
Georgia Orthopaedic Society
Atlanta Spine Society
Atlanta Medical Association
Memberships and certifications are listed in Dr. Prybis’s supplied CV.
BEYOND THE OPERATING ROOM
An athlete’s appreciation for an active life.
Dr. Prybis captained the Georgia Tech tennis team in 1990–1991 and was an ACC singles and doubles champion in 1989. His interests include golf, wakesurfing, music, and time with family.
His career also includes research on spinal biomechanics, fusion materials, and surgical instrumentation.
