Dr. Charles Capito was born and raised in Weirton, West Virginia, and attended West Virginia University and Medical Center whereupon he graduated Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He then completed his residency training in orthopedic surgery at the Johns Hopkins affiliated program in Baltimore, Maryland. During his residency, he worked with the physicians and athletes of the Baltimore Colts and Orioles and helped in the development of the largest Sports Medicine Clinic in Maryland. He then went on to fellowship training in sports medicine for six months at the North Sydney Sports Medicine Institute in Australia and six months at the University of Virginia. In these programs, he developed expertise in sports medicine treating high school, college, and professional athletes. He also researched and co-authored several articles on Anterior Cruciate Ligament injuries in the American Journal of Sports Medicine, as well as lecturing on arthroscopic techniques for shoulder injuries at Boston University, Johns Hopkins, University of Virginia and the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Capito also completed his fellowships in Total Joint Replacement with six months at Harvard and six months at the University of Pittsburgh where he co-authored a chapter in a book on joint reconstruction. After his fellowship training, Dr. Charles Capito spent extra time studying with world-renowned shoulder and knee surgeons in London, Ontario, and Rochester, New York. He also spent time working with the doctors and players of the Pittsburgh Steelers.