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in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine & Shoulder Surgery CU Sports Medicine is pleased to offer two 1-year
post-graduate experiences in orthopaedic sports medicine and shoulder
surgery. Our mission is to train academically interested future
leaders in sports medicine and shoulder surgery.
Attending staff: Eric McCarty, M.D., Reed Bartz, M.D., and Michelle Wolcott, M.D. Duration: 1 year (August 1 to July 31). Application Deadline October 1 For more information or to apply contact:
Patricia McFate, CU Sports Medicine Fellowship, CU Orthopaedics,
311 Mapleton Ave., Boulder, Colorado 80304. patricia.mcfate@uchsc.edu.
303-441-2219. University of Colorado is an equal opportunity employer.
The department offers one fellowship position in Orthopaedic Spinal Surgery Research. This is a 1 to 2 year post-graduate experience, beginning August 1. The primary goal of this fellowship is to provide the fellow with direct experience in all phases of the research process, including literature review, project design, study set-up and implementation, analysis of data, interpretation of results and preparation of presentations and publications. The fellow will take an active role in animal research and IDE studies. Research activity will be done jointly at the University of Colorado Denver (UCD), The Children’s Hospital, and Denver Health Medical Center, as well as in collaboration with the Colorado School of Mines on certain projects. The fellow will have full access to the world-class research facilities available at UCD, one of the country’s most modern and up-to-date research campuses located in the beautiful Denver Metro area. Benefits
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Fellowship Directors: Vikas Patel, MD;
Evalina Burger, MD; Joel Bach, PhD. Fellowship Co-Faculty: Anthony P. Dwyer, MD; Phillip Stahel, MD; Moshe Solomonow, MD, PhD; Andrew Noshchenko, MD, PhD; Karen King, PhD; Emily Lindley; PhD; Susan Estes, FNP;Bob Cooley, PA-C
For more information or to apply for start date of August 1, 2008 or later: Click here for an application. Submit the completed application packet before December 1st of the year prior to start. University of Colorado is an equal opportunity
employer.
The Department of Orthpaedics offers one fellowship position in Orthopaedic Spinal Surgery (Clinical). This is a 1 to 2 year post-graduate experience, beginning August 1. The fellow will gain expertise in adult and adolescent degenerative and deformity issues, and will be exposed to numerous cases of trauma, spinal tumors and neoplastic diseases, pediatric spinal disorders, and spinal rehabilitation. The fellow will stay abreast of the newest techniques, such as minimally invasive exposures, kyphoplasty, disk replacement, and surgical navigation techniques. The one year fellowship will be spent at University of Colorado Hospital and Denver Health Medical Center, six months each, respectively. The fellow will also be involved in the care of pediatric patients at The Childrens’ Hospital. The fellow will interact with residents from the orthopaedic and neurosurgical programs at the University. The fellow will be expected to be involved with a research project worthy of publication or presentation to a national spinal meeting. The fellow will have available the extensive resources and the world-class facilities at the University of Colorado Denver, one of the foremost research campuses in the country, located in the beautiful Denver Metro area. Benefits
Requirements
Attending Staff: Vikas Patel, MD; Evalina Burger, MD; Joel Bach, PhD. For more information or to apply for start date of August 1, 2008 or later: Click here for an application. Submit the completed application packet before December 1st of the year prior to start.
The primary goal of this fellowship is to provide an educational environment in pediatric orthopaedic surgery committed to scholarship, teaching, development of analytic skills, surgical judgment, surgical competence, and research creativity. Support is provided by efficient inpatient and outpatient facilities, laboratory resources, libraries, audiovisual and computer facilities, secretarial support, and pediatric physical and occupational therapists. The fellowship is at the Children's Hospital and its suburban health centers. The institution is a 233-bed facility that has a Level I trauma unit and offers a diverse exposure to every aspect of pediatric orthopaedics. Emphasis is placed on teaching at all levels. Conferences are given regularly under the direction of both the Fellow and the faculty. Basic experience is gained by five full days of elective pediatric orthopaedics and spine surgery per week in addition to frequent emergency cases. The Fellow participates in weekly pediatric orthopaedic and related clinics, including general, scoliosis, trauma, myelodysplasia, cerebral palsy, hand, and bone disorder. Benefits
Requirements
Attending staff: Mark Erickson, M.D., Robert Eilert, M.D., Frank Chang, M.D., Gaia Georgopolous M.D., Gerard Glancy, M.D., and Ernie Sink, M.D. Duration: 1 year (August 1 to July 31). Application Deadline December 1 For more information or to apply contact:
Mark Erickson, M.D., Pediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship,
CU Orthopaedics, Mail Stop B060, 1056 East 19th Avenue, Denver,
Colorado 80218. Email: hansen.christina@tchden.org.
Telephone: 720-777-6615.
The goal of this program is to help the Fellow develop a basic understanding of surgery of arthritis including medical and surgical management of musculoskeletal conditions of peripheral joints. Consisting of didactic and clinical study of the arthropathies of the peripheral joints, the fellowship includes education in prevention and nonoperative treatment and surgical therapy for these problems. The program is designed to enable the Fellow to achieve competence in basic science skills involving the target diseases. The Fellow will participate in educational programs at the University of Colorado Hospital. Benefits
Requirements
Attending staff: Jerome Wiedel, M.D.,
Donald Eckhoff, M.D., Michael Dayton, M.D., and Robert D’Ambrosia,
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