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(FILLED) Larkin Community Hospital Department of Orthopaedics & Miami Orthopaedic Research Foundation (MORF)
Miami, Florida
The Miami Orthopaedic Research Foundation in collaboration with the Larkin Community Hospital Department of Orthopaedic Surgery is seeking a highly motivated MD or DO graduate or current applicant (including unmatched applicants) for a 2-year paid Orthopaedic Research Fellowship. This position offers a unique opportunity to work directly with Dr. Arturo Corces, Program Director, and a high-volume adult reconstruction service, while integrating closely with orthopaedic surgery residents in an academically active environment.Position OverviewThe research fellow will play a central leadership role in all ongoing research activities within the department. This includes managing and advancing a diverse portfolio of projects across multiple subspecialties.MentorshipDirect mentorship from Arturo Corces, MD, Program DirectorClose collaboration with faculty on study design, execution, and manuscript developmentGuidance on academic productivity and residency application strategy Key Responsibilities
Lead and coordinate multiple research projects across:
Clinical outcomes (retrospective and prospective studies)
Industry-sponsored studies
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
Database studies
Develop and initiate new research projects
Collaborate daily with orthopaedic surgery residents and faculty
Assist with IRB submissions, data collection, and statistical coordination
Maintain a high level of academic productivity, including multiple manuscript submissions and abstract presentations at national conferences
Participate in weekly didactics and academic conferences
Research Opportunities
High-volume exposure to adult reconstruction (hip and knee arthroplasty)
Opportunities for biomechanical research through affiliated lab collaborations
Strong emphasis on first-author publications and national presentations
Active mentorship with a focus on residency match success and academic productivity
Opportunity to observe and participate in the operating room based on clinical workflow and departmental needs
Ideal Candidate
MD or DO graduate (unmatched applicants encouraged to apply)
Strong interest in orthopaedic surgery
Demonstrated research experience preferred but not required
Experience with statistical analysis, RStudio, and REDCap
Highly organized, self-motivated, and able to manage multiple projects
Strong writing and communication skills
Compensation
Paid position with salary support through institutional and grant funding. Specific details will be discussed during the interview process.
LocationMiami, FloridaApplication InstructionsPlease submit the following:
CV
Step/COMLEX scores if available
Unofficial medical school transcript
Brief statement of interest (½ page), including any challenges encountered during your residency application cycle, and how this fellowship will help you address them and strengthen your application.
Letters of recommendation (encouraged)
Why This FellowshipThis is a high-output research environment with direct mentorship, strong resident integration, and extensive opportunities for publication and national exposure. Fellows are expected to build a competitive orthopaedic surgery application while contributing meaningfully to the academic mission of the department. The deadline for consideration is April 2, 2026. Interviews will be extended on a rolling basis. Interviews will be conducted via Zoom.
Please email the above information to morfresearch@gmail.com
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