Program Description: This university fellowship provides balanced, diverse, and in-depth surgery education. A concentrated study of operative and nonoperative hand and upper extremity diseases and injuries is offered
The Sports Clinic offers a one year Arthroscopic Joint Disorders and Sports Medicine fellowship to qualified orthopaedic applicants, from August 1st to July 31st. The program focuses on
Location: The Johns Hopkins University and affiliated facilities Goals and Characteristics This is a one-year research position that involves observation and clinical research. The applicant would spend the
Overview Fellows of the sports medicine program are important members of the team dedicated to the care of patients with athletic injuries of both the upper and lower
Program Overview: The main goals of the trauma fellowship are to provide comprehensive trauma care for multiple-injury patients and to maintain a high quality clinical training program for medical
Speciality: Orthopaedics Aims of Fellowship: Experience in the field Period of Fellowship: 6 months Contact Person for Applications: Mr Dugal James FRACS ( Orth) Application Address: 4 Weeroona
Education Goals and Characteristics The fellowship encompasses all aspects of clinical involvement in sports orthopaedic management in a busy ten member group practice, including assessment of new patients,
Program Information Positions Available – 2 each year (filled via Orthopaedic San Francisco Matching Program) Prerequisite Training – Orthopaedic Surgery Residency in US accredited institution. Fully Accredited –
Scope: Basic anatomy and physiology of the joints of human body Biomechanics of the joints Surgeries involving joints especially replacement Bioengineering and the implants used in surgeries Complications
Program Description: The hand fellowship of California Pacific Medical Center/Davies Campus has been in existence for over 30 years. Fellows have completed residencies in general surgery, plastic surgery
