What type of doctor treats bone and joint injuries and disorders/?

Depends on the cause: Bone or joint injuries are usually treated by orthopedic surgeons, although non-surgical treatments can be done by family physicians, general internists, and physiatrists (physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists.) if arthritis is involved, especially if it is rheumatoid arthritis, then a rheumatologist will usually treat this disorder.

Orthopaedic Surgeon: Do a search for "orthopaedic surgeon" and your city name to get a list of physicians in your area. It's preferable, however, to ask your primary care physician for a referral to a surgeon with a good reputation that will communicate well with your regular doctor.

PMR and Ortho: Specialists in physical medicine and rehabilitation called a physiatrist manages nonoperative treatment of these problems as well as treatment before and after orthopedic surgery proceedures.