John M. Fenlin, M.D.
Gerald R. Williams, M.D
Barbara G. Frieman, M.D.
Mark D. Lazarus, M.D.
Matthew L. Ramsey, M.D.
Charles L. Getz, M.D.
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Thomas Jefferson University
1015 Walnut Street
Room 801 Curtis Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: (215) 955-1500
Fax: (215) 503-0530
E-mail:susan.randolph@jefferson.edu
| Duration: | 1 year (August 1 to July 31) |
| Number : |
4 fellows per year |
| Stipend: | $52,000/year plus benefits |
| Location: |
The Rothman Institute at
Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital:Methodist Division and
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital |
Goals and characteristics:
This fellowship offers an extensive experience in the surgical and
nonsurgical management of disorders of the shoulder and elbow under the
supervision of six full-time faculty members whose practice is limited to the
shoulder and elbow. The Shoulder and Elbow Service manages in excess of 25,000
outpatient visits per year and performs 3,000 surgical cases per year. This
extensive clinical volume guarantees exposure to a wide variety of traumatic,
degenerative, and athletic injuries. The fellowship experience includes training
in the most advanced arthroscopic and open reconstructive surgeries of the
shoulder and elbow. Research is an integral part of the fellowship experience.
The clinical research program includes the active participation of the staff,
fellows, and residents associated with the Shoulder and Elbow Service. The
Fellow is expected to participate in clinical research projects and the
preparation of scientific publications. Candidates must be eligible for
employment in the US and be eligible for a medical license prior to training.
Interviews will be conducted between Labor Day and December 13. Positions will
be offered in mid December according to the ASES match process. Questions or
application requests can be directed to Susan M. Randolph at the address above.
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