Orthopedic Fellowship

About the Program

This fellowship program offers specialized training in orthopedic and musculoskeletal sciences, focusing on research, academics, community service, and patient care excellence.

Available Fellowships

• Hip and Knee Reconstruction Fellowship:

  An intensive 12-month program centered on adult reconstruction, including over 500 surgeries and training in robotics, revision cases, and tumor reconstruction, led by experienced surgeons.

• Interventional Spine/Pain Medicine Fellowship:

  A 12-month clinical program focused on non-operative spine care, interventional procedures, medication management, and research, preparing fellows for board certification in Pain Medicine.

• Spine Fellowship:

  A one-year program in spinal disorder management, covering surgical and non-surgical treatments, minimally invasive techniques, and research opportunities with access to advanced laboratories and a multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

• Comprehensive clinical training in orthopedic surgery and pain management
• Surgical exposure and hands-on experience
• Research participation and academic collaboration
• Collaboration with expert faculty to develop specialized skills

Requirements

• Must have completed or be participating in an Orthopedic Surgery Residency in the U.S. or Canada
• Submit a CV, personal statement, and three recommendation letters