Categories: Knee deformation

Sports Medicine and Shoulder Fellowship Positions (2) Academic Year 2024-2025 at TRIA Orthopedic Center-Minneapolis, MN

Train experience:

Arthroscopic and open shoulder procedures
Reconstruction of the knee joint
Hamstring repairs
Knee osteotomies
Cartilage and meniscus transplantation
Hip and elbow arthroscopy
Professional and collegiate team coverage
Community sporting events

Case volume:

450+ suitcases
750+ procedures

Advantages:

Salary $75,000
Professional liability insurance
Family health and dental insurance coverage
20 PTO days

Moonlight:

Additional Earnings Allowed (Program Director Approval Required)

Length:

1 year: August 1 to July 31

About the program:

The fellowship program was established in 1987. Its founder and first director was David A. Fischer, MD. The program grew to two fellows in 1990 and then to three fellows in 1997. As of July 2022, there are 89 graduates. Although the physical situation has changed over the years, the faculty’s commitment to education and surgical training has not. The faculty is proud of our history and is committed to continuing to provide a high level of fellowship training.

Our fellows are exposed to a wide range of clinical, surgical and research opportunities, as well as exposure to sports team coverage and training room experiences. Our fellowship faculty maintain active clinical practices focused on the care of elite and recreational athletes. Our faculty includes team physicians for the Minnesota Twins (MLB), Minnesota Wild (NHL), Minnesota Whitecaps (NWHL), University of Minnesota Gopher Athletics and Gustavus Adolphus College. We are also closely involved in local and regional amateur and professional events. Research is also an important pillar of the program. Our faculty conduct research projects and scholarly work because we believe these are fundamental components in the training of the next generation of orthopedic surgeons.

Graduates represent the full spectrum of orthopedic practice, from full-time academics to private practice physicians. Several serve as team physicians for high school, collegiate and professional sports teams. Finally, many of our former fellows assume leadership roles in our professional societies and serve as directors of Residency and Fellowship programs.

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