Dr. Gilbert A. Martin, Jr. is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon. He received his B.S. Degree from West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia and his M.D. Degree from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His internship and residency was at Jefferson Medical College which was briefly interrupted by military service when he served as Captain in the United States Army. His residency training in orthopaedic surgery was at Philadelphia General Hospital. Dr. Martin was in private practice in orthopaedic surgery in Bridgeton, New Jersey and was a part-time instructor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Jefferson Medical College prior to his move to Daytona Beach. He began his practice at the Orthopaedic Clinic of Daytona Beach in 1963. Dr. Martin has a publication in "Clinical Orthopaedics", Volume 22 and has made numerous presentations on trauma and fractures.

Dr. Martin has practiced general orthopaedic surgery including treatment of diseases and injuries to the joints, ligaments, bones, tendons, muscles, fractures and related structures of the human body in addition to joint replacement and spine surgery. He received appointments as Chief of the Department of Surgery and served two terms as Chief of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Halifax Medical Center. Dr. Martin currently has a non-surgical orthopaedic practice and has hospital privileges at Halifax Medical Center. He has office hours daily Monday through Friday at the Mason Avenue Office.

During his years of practice in Daytona Beach, Dr. Martin has participated in and volunteered his services to the Halifax Dunn Clinic (formerly Keech Street Clinic), scoliosis screening in the Volusia County middle schools, Childrens' Medical Services Clinic (formerly Florida Crippled Children's Commission) and team physician for local high school athletic programs. In additional, he is a supporter of the Work Oriented Rehabilitation Center for young physically and mentally challenged adults.

Dr. Martin and his Wife, Kit, who is a retired physical therapist, are the parents of five grown children.