Meet Our Providers
Orthopedic Surgeons
Dr. Roy Rubin
Dr. Micheal Cerruti
Dr. Monthakan Ratnarathorn
Dr. Daniel Benson
Physician Assistants
Mike Trofimenko
Jennifer Gilbert
Physical Therapy
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About Us: About Our Staff
Megan Jacobs
Medical Assistant/ Surgery Scheduler
Megan is a medical assistant at Rubin Orthopedics, she not only assists the physician assistants and the doctors, but she rooms and preps the patients. Megan also has great experience with casting and cast removal. She is great at making sure the patient feels comfortable within the environment. Megan is also the surgery scheduler at Rubin Orthopedics, she communicates with the patients and the surgeons to schedule surgeries on a date beneficial for both.
"I like knowing I helped change a person's life."
Jaymes Thierry
Lead Medical Assistant
James graduated from California Polytechnie State University with a degree in Micro Biology. As a medical assistant at Rubin Orthopedics, James rooms and preps patients, and does casting/splinting. He also removes sutures and dressings. Jaymes greatly enjoys the fastinating field of medicine.
“I enjoy the many personalities I encounter on a daily basis at Rubin Orthopedics. It fuels my aspiration to one day become a physician assistant.”
Artem Serikov
Medical Assistant
Kimberly received her Medical Assistant license at Western Career College. As a medical assistant at Rubin Orthopedics, Kimberly rooms and preps patients, and makes sure their x-rays and files are prepared for the provider. Also if medication is prescribed by the physician or physician assistants she calls the patients local pharmacy to ensure their medication will be available as soon as possible. Kimberly enjoys working the medical field.
Charles Hopkins
X-Ray Technologist
Charles is an X-ray technician at Rubin Orthopedics. Charles likes being able to utilize his skills to reveal patient’s injuries. He is well experienced at taking x-rays and developing a good picture, so the physician assistants and surgeons are able to locate the problem, or injury.
Last Modified: September 19, 2011