Team Physician Tim Taft Helps UNC Football Program Go Long

Posted Feb 25, 2016
As the team physician and orthopedic surgeon for UNC’s football program, sometimes Dr. Tim Taft bears good news. Sometimes he doesn’t. When the ball is in play, he might be on the sidelines, but for decades, Taft has been at the heart of the game. He loves what he does because of the people he’s helped and their tenacity through it all. (Our State Magazine)

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