Stacy Ranguette, PA

Stacy Ranguette, PA, is a UW Health physician assistant in orthopedic surgery. She cares for patients who need surgery for musculoskeletal conditions that affect the bones, muscles, tendons and joints.

Stacy treats a wide range of orthopedic conditions that require surgery, including broken bones, sports injuries and arthritis. As part of the Hand and Upper Extremity Clinic, she has a special clinical interest in treating conditions that affect the elbow, forearm, wrist and fingers. She regularly works with patients who have fractures, hand and wrist arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome (hand nerve compression) and trigger fingers (locked fingers).

Stacy believes patient education is the key to better outcomes. She offers education and advocates for patients to understand their condition and all their treatment options so they can make informed decisions about their care. With skill and compassion, Stacy personalizes care after listening to each patient’s concerns and goals to help them get back to a life that is fulfilling for them.

In her free time, Stacy enjoys running, participating in half marathons, supporting her kids’ sports activities and spending time with her family.

I enjoy helping patients get back to the activities that they love by restoring function.