Adam Lane, PA-C, is a Montana native who earned a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance from the University of Montana. After working as an EMT and ski patroller in Bozeman, Montana, he moved to Massachusetts to earn a master’s degree in physician assistant studies from MCPHS University.
Following graduation, Adam began his career in medical oncology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, where he developed a strong foundation in acute and chronic disease management. During this time, he also cultivated a deep appreciation for bedside manner — an important aspect of care that he brings to every patient interaction.
Adam later moved west to Denver to enjoy the Rocky Mountains and continue his career in orthopedic trauma surgery. While working at University of Colorado Hospital, he gained extensive experience in orthopedic trauma and surgical care, fracture management and collaborative, team-based patient care — an approach he has carried with him to Central Oregon.
His clinical interests include the management of acute fractures, soft tissue injuries and joint conditions. He is committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care supported by innovation, science and technology.
Outside of work, Adam enjoys playing piano and taking advantage of all that Bend has to offer, including fly-fishing, biking, skiing and hiking.
