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 Orthopaedic
Sports Medicine Fellowship
Vacancies for 2008
Last Updated: 09/19/08:
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Orthopaedic
Sports Medicine Fellowship
Vacancies for 2009
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Last Updated: 12/09/08:
| 3B Orthopaedics at Penn/Penn
Orthopaedics |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Arthur R Bartolozzi, MD
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CONTACT: |
Joan Buchanico
Adminstrative Coordinator |
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EMAIL: |
buchanij@pahosp.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.3bortho.com |
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PHONE: |
(215) 829-2219 |
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FAX: |
(215) 829-2478 |
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ADDRESS: |
800 Spruce Street
Philadephia, PA 19107 |
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Aspen Sports Medicine Foundation |
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PROGRA DIRECTOR: |
N. Lindsay Harris, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
The ASMF Fellowship is a combined effort between Orthopaedic Associates
of Aspen and Glenwood Springs, The Aspen Sports Medicine Foundation,
and Aspen Valley Hospital. Our fellowship is accredited by the Accreditation
Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).
The ASMF Fellows learn specialized surgical procedures, assessment and diagnostic
techniques and emergency care of orthopaedic injuries. Research is a
major focus of the fellowship program and findings are presented at regular
orthopaedic grand rounds at Aspen Valley Hospital as well as at national
and international orthopaedic conferences. Aspen offers an exciting and
challenging experience for our fellows because of our very active local
and visiting population, our large skiing population from four ski mountains
and a wide variety of athletic events we cover including: high school
varsity athletics, world cup skiing and Norba mountain bike races. Our
four faculty members who are sports medicine fellowship trained have
developed a unique and comprehensive teaching curriculum for sports medicine
and sports trauma consisting of didactic lectures, weekly x-ray conference,
journal club, audio-visual training, hands-on cadaver dissections, elective
arthroscope experience as well as an extensive clinical experience.
Our Fellows receive the following benefits:
A salary of $50,000.00
Benefits (after one month)
$40.00 per month cell phone allowance
Two weeks of paid vacation
Two day a week season ski pass for the four Aspen Skiing Company ski areas
Two bedroom apartments to rent (no pets allowed) with highly subsidized rent.
One week paid sports medicine course.
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CONTACT: |
Laura M. Pritchard
Executive Director
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EMAIL: |
lpritchard@orthop.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.orthop.com |
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PHONE: |
(970) 920-4151 |
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FAX: |
(970) 544-1777 |
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ADDRESS: |
100 East Main Street, Suite 101
Aspen, CO 81611
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Detroit Medical Center Sports Medicine Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Stephen E. Lemos, MD, PhD
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DESCRIPTION: |
The Detroit Sports Medicine Fellowship is a new ACGME acredited program. A well rounded Sports Medicine education is provided by eight Fellowship Trained Sport Medicine Orthopaedic Surgeons. Fellows will have access to a Bioskills lab, attend the annual AOSSM Meeting, attend a bioskills course early in their year, cover the training rooms and games for the Pistons (NBA), Red Wings(NHL), Shock (WNBA), and Tigers (MLB) and participate in a regional sports medicine conference at the end of their fellowship year.
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CONTACT: |
Lin Gross
Program Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
lgross@dmc.org |
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PHONE: |
(313) 745-0770 |
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FAX: |
(313) 966-0871 |
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ADDRESS: |
3990 John R
Box 148
Detroit, MI 48201
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Georgetown University/ Nirschl Orthopaedic Center/ Virginia Hospital Center |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Robert P Nirschl, MD, MS
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DESCRIPTION: |
The sports medicine Fellow will paticipate in all aspects of recreational and competitive sports medicine activity including pre-participation fitness evaluations, prevention, rehabilitation, and appoximatiely 500 surgical cases. The program is well-balanced between upper and lower extremities. A variety of patient populations including recreational, high school, college, and profesional athletes will complement the fellowhsip experience.
The Fellow will attend orthopaedic Grand Rounds, assist in Georgetown University medical student teaching, and administer high school and college injury clinics. The Fellow will complete a research progect of publishable quality.
The fellowship is well located geographically offering the many cultural advantages of the Washington D.C. Metropolitan area. Applicants must be Board-eligible in orthopaedic surgery and obtain a Virginia medical license. Applicants should send a universal application,letter of intent, photograph, curriculum vitae, personal statement, and three letters of recommendation, inculding one from the Chief of Service.
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CONTACT: |
Aaron Petty
Fellowship Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
nirschlfellowship@yahoo.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.nirschl.com |
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PHONE: |
(703) 525- 2200 |
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FAX: |
(703) 522-2603 |
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ADDRESS: |
1715 North George Mason Drive Suite 504
Arlington, VA 22205
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Henry Ford Hospital |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Henry T. Goitz, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
Experienced faculty. Extensive clinical exposure to injuries of the knee, shoulder, elbow, and ankle. Surgical experience in arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction, cartilage restoration, knee osteotomy and shoulder arthroplasty. Sports team coverage and extensive research lab available. Integration with a Residency Training Program and Primary Care Sports Fellowship allows for a comprehensive educational experience.
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CONTACT: |
Monica Cleveland
Program Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
mclevel2@hfhs.org |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.henryford.com |
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PHONE: |
(313) 972-4076 |
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FAX: |
(313) 972-4202 |
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ADDRESS: |
Center for Athletic Medicine
6525 Second Ave
Detroit, MI 48202
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Indiana University School of Medicine Program |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Arthur C Rettig, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
Goals and Characteristics:
This fellowship provides a balanced and directable, comprehensive
postgraduate education in sports medicine. The goal is to train physicians who are knowledgeable in all aspects of sports medicine including the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports injuries in the athlete.
The fellows will obtain on and off field experience and responsibility from the high school level through to the professional level with the Indianapolis Colts and the NFL Combines.
Core rotations with specialty trained mentors include 600+ knee, shoulder, foot and ankle, and hand and elbow surgeries with an emphasis on arthroscopy and minimally invasive procedures. Complex ligament reconstruction, autologous chondrocyte implantation, fresh osteochondral allograft transplantation, meniscus transplantation, and shoulder arthroplasty also enhance the fellows’ education.
Fellows are provided an elective to further hone their skills, and total joint arthroplasty and spine surgery are also available.
Teaching residents and medical students is coordinated within the university medical system. Clinical research is coordinated through our research department and the fellows will complete and present 2 projects during the year.
Applicants should have completed an ACGME accredited residency, be board certified, and have an active Indiana medical license.
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CONTACT: |
Patti J Hunker
Direct of Research a
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EMAIL: |
phunker@methodistsports.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
http://methodistsports.com |
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PHONE: |
(317) 817-1227 |
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FAX: |
(317) 817-1220 |
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ADDRESS: |
201 Pennsylvania Pkwy
Ste 325
Indianapolis, IN 46280
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Mississippi Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Larry D Field, MD
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CONTACT: |
Lynn W Rhodes
Administrative Assis
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EMAIL: |
lrhodes@msmoc.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.msmoc.com |
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PHONE: |
(601) 354-4488 Ext. 224 |
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FAX: |
(601) 914-1835 |
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ADDRESS: |
1325 East Fortification St
Jackson, MS 39202
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Ochsner Sports Medicine |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Deryk G. Jones, MD
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CONTACT: |
Gerrie Chaisson
Fellowship Coordinat
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EMAIL: |
gchaisson@ochsner.org |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.ochsner.org/sportsmedicine |
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PHONE: |
(504) 842-6793 |
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FAX: |
(504) 736-4810 |
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ADDRESS: |
1201 S. Clearview Parkway
Suite 104
Jefferson, LA 70003
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Plancher Ortho and SM / Ortho Fnd for Active Lifestyles Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Kevin D. Plancher, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
This fellowship offers extensive clinical and research experience in ligament reconstruction of the knee, shoulder, hip and elbow. This is an active and exciting clinical experience, achieved through a wide spectrum of operative cases.
Surgeries including advanced arthroscopic and revision arthroplasty techniques are performed. Advanced knee and shoulder procedures include cartilage regeneration, meniscal allografts, reconstruction of the PCL, arthroscopic shoulder instability, rotator cuff repairs, hip and complex arthroscopic elbow and ankle procedures. Total shoulder, knee and hip procedures are performed. The Fellow also participates in medical coverage for professional, Division I college and area high school team sporting events, augmenting his/her experience with on-the-field evaluation and treatment.
All year access to a six station wet/dry BioSkills laboratory is provided for hands on research and teaching. It is expected that the Fellow will complete one clinical or basic science research project that can be presented at a national meeting and/or published. Many research opportunities are available and participation is ongoing.
Applicants must have completed an approved orthopaedic residency program and be eligible for licensure in New York and Connecticut. Interested applicant should submit his/her curriculum vitae, current photo, and three letters of recommendation. Interviews are conducted in the fall. Program is AANA accredited. ACGME accreditation is in process.
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CONTACT: |
Karen Reda
Admin Asstant
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EMAIL: |
dianneconnolly@ofals.org |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.ofals.org |
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PHONE: |
(203) 869-2002 Ext. 403 |
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FAX: |
(203) 869-4040 |
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ADDRESS: |
31 River Road #300
Cos Cob, CT 06807
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Plano & Associated Orthopedics & Sports Medicine |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Alan Barber, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
One-year fellowship that provides two 6-month rotations with one-on-one mentorship with two faculty and direct participation in all surgical procedures. Extensive hands-on training in arthroscopic procedures of the knee, shoulder, and other joints within two separate sports medicine practices. Fellows do not take call but are expected to participate in journal clubs, resident teaching, weekly didactic sports medicine conferences, provide on-field sports coverage, complete 2 or more papers for publication, attend several national courses, and participate in clinical research. Completion qualifies the fellow for AANA and AOSSM membership.
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CONTACT: |
Kimberly A. Robison
Fellowship Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
kimrobison@aosmdfw.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
aosmdfw.com |
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PHONE: |
(972) 985-1072 Ext. 131 |
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FAX: |
(972) 964-3469 |
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ADDRESS: |
4031 W. Plano Parkway
Plano, TX 75093
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Sports Orthopedics & Spine Shoulder Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Keith Nord, MD
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CONTACT: |
Kay Jordan
Administrator
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EMAIL: |
knord@sportsorthospine.us |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.sportsorthospine.com |
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PHONE: |
(731) 427-7888 |
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FAX: |
(731) 421-6597 |
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ADDRESS: |
569 Skyline Drive, Suite 100
Jackson, TN 38301
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| Staten Island Orthopedics and Sports Medicine |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Mark F Sherman, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
The Richmond University Medical Center Sports Medicine Fellowship has been in existence for 17 years. This is a fellowship in arthroscopic surgical training and sports medicine, with a concentration on clinical research as well as clinical experience. The fellowship is a one-year program. The fellows are actively involved in all aspects of the private practice, which consists of in-patient, out-patient and intraoperative care. The fellows are responsible for postoperative management of the patients, as well as the follow up of these patients in rehabilitation facilities to which many of these patients go. The research responsibilities involve clinical research from data of the Staten Island Orthopedics and Sports Medicine practice. The fellowship has a relationship with the Hospital for Special Surgery which serves as the basis for a core curriculum program for the fellow. The fellow is part of a core curriculum program once per week and is also active in basic science research at the Hospital for Special Surgery. Surgical skills are instructed throughout the year. This is an indirect contact with the fellowship director as well as the orthopedic attendings that are part of the program. The goal of this fellowship program is to educate the fellow into the care and management of orthopedic and sports medicine patients as well as produce clinical research papers. This progrm is certified by the Arthroscopy Association of North America.
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CONTACT: |
Mark F. Sherman
Program Director
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EMAIL: |
trumbinik4@aol.com |
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PHONE: |
(718) 351-7241 |
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FAX: |
(718) 351-7672 |
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ADDRESS: |
1551 Richmond Road
Staten Island, NY 10310
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| University of Arizona Sports Medicine Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Robert E Hunter, MD
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CONTACT: |
Lori Wierman
Program Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
lwierman@uph.org |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.bones.arizona.edu |
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PHONE: |
(520) 874-2015 |
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FAX: |
(520) 874-9001 |
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ADDRESS: |
2800 E Ajo Way
Tucson, AR 85713
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| University of South Alabama Sports Medicine Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Albert W. Pearsall, IV, MD
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CONTACT: |
Gail M. Driver
Residency/Fellowship
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EMAIL: |
gdriver@usouthal.edu |
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PHONE: |
(251) 665-8251 |
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FAX: |
(251) 665-8265 |
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ADDRESS: |
3421 Medical Park Drive
2 Medical Park
Mobile, AL 36693
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| University of Texas at Houston Sports Medicine Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Leland A Winston, MD
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DESCRIPTION: |
Please contact the administration office at 713.799.2429 with any questions
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CONTACT: |
Michele Byrne
Administrator
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EMAIL: |
Rexah.M.Byrne@uth.tmc.edu |
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PHONE: |
713-799-2429 |
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FAX: |
713-790-0505 |
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ADDRESS: |
6410 Fannin, Suite 1535
Houston, TX 77030
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| USF Sports Medicine Fellowship Program |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Robert A Pedowitz, MD, PhD
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CONTACT: |
Ann C Joyce
Program Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
ajoyce@health.usf.edu |
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WEBSITE:: |
http://www.health.usf.edu/medicine/orthopaedic/fel |
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PHONE: |
(813) 396-9639 |
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FAX: |
(813) 396-9195 |
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ADDRESS: |
Dept. of Ortho & Sports Medicine
3500 E. Fletcher Ave. Suite 511
Tampa, FL 34639
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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| West Coast Sports Medicine Foundation Fellowship |
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PROGRAM
DIRECTOR: |
Keith S. Feder, M.D.
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CONTACT: |
Jill Sleight, ATC
Program Coordinator
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EMAIL: |
Jill@wcsportsmed.com |
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WEBSITE:: |
www.wcsportsmed.com |
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PHONE: |
(310) 726-0750 |
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FAX: |
(310) 726-0752 |
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ADDRESS: |
1200 Rosecrans Ave #206
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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POSTED: |
09/04/08
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