Dr. Jamie P. Levine is an internationally recognized leader in orthoplastic surgery, specializing in advanced soft-tissue coverage for complex limb reconstruction. As Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and Chief of Microsurgery, he co-directs the Orthoplastic Surgery Program alongside Dr. Jacques Hacquebord. Dr. Levine’s unique expertise lies in orchestrating microsurgical free-tissue transfers, vascularized composite allografts, and refined soft-tissue reconstruction strategies that seamlessly integrate with skeletal repair, nerve reconstruction and functional rehabilitation.

With a prolific academic portfolio, Dr. Levine has been the senior author on multiple highly impactful peer-reviewed publications in leading journals, advancing the science and practice of soft-tissue coverage in orthoplastic trauma and limb salvage. He is a sought-after presenter and educator—frequently invited to speak and teach internationally on topics such as flap selection in high-energy limb trauma, meshed perforator flaps for distal extremity defects, and optimization of soft-tissue envelopes in osseointegration and amputation reconstruction.