Dr. med. Tilman Hees

Dr. med. Tilman Hees has been a valuable addition to the medical team at ORTHO EINS since 2023. After completing his medical studies and receiving his doctorate from the University of Heidelberg, he underwent specialized training in sports orthopedics at renowned clinics.
As expected of a doctor working with amateur and professional athletes, he practiced a non-surgical treatment approach in his work at the Sports Medicine Charité Berlin and during consultations at the Olympic Training Center Berlin. Recognizing the cause of orthopedic conditions is crucial for successful therapy, which is why Dr. Hees places a strong emphasis on thorough examination in his medical practice.
He gained experience in orthopedic surgery in the sports orthopedics department at Martin-Luther-Krankenhaus under Professor Petersen, as well as at the Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin. He also received a one-year fellowship in shoulder surgery from one of the world's most renowned shoulder surgeons, Dr. Laurent Lafosse, in France, deepening his knowledge of shoulder joint disorders.
He is passionate about his work as an orthopedist and is married to a gynecologist. They have two young sons.

Professional Background

• 2022-2023AGA Shoulder Fellowship Stipend, Dr. Laurent Lafosse, Annecy, France
• 2019-2022University Hospital Charité-Berlin, Prof. Dr. B. Wolfarth, Department of Sports Medicine, Olympic Training Center Berlin
• 2015-2022Martin-Luther-Krankenhaus-Berlin, Prof. Dr. W. Petersen, Department of Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery
• 2017-2018Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin, Prof. Dr. A. Ekkernkamp, 1-year rotation, Department of Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery
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Specializations

• Manual Medicine
• Acupuncture
• Sports Medicine
• AGA Arthroscopist
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Memberships

• AGA - Society for Arthroscopy and Joint Surgery
• SIS - International Spine Intervention Society
• DKG - German Knee Society
• MWE - Society for Manual Medicine
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Press

• Urban-Sports (Tagesspiegel Magazine, September 2021): "The Right Running Shoe"
• RBB Television (May 2021): Television report on stress fractures
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