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[Filled] 26-27 CU Ortho Sports Medicine Research Fellowship (Dr. Rachel Frank)

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6 months 1 week ago - 4 months 4 weeks ago #40645 by scopecity
2026–2027 Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Clinical Research Fellowship (University of Colorado School of Medicine)

Mentor: Dr. Rachel Frank
Position Title: Clinical Research Fellow
Number of Positions: 1
Duration: 1–2 years
Start Date: Summer 2026
Location: Denver, Colorado
Compensation: Monthly stipend provided
Eligibility
  • U.S. medical students between M2–M3 or M3–M4
  • Strong interest in Orthopaedic Surgery
  • U.S. applicants only will be considered
Program Overview

The Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Clinical Research Fellowship at the University of Colorado School of Medicine offers an immersive, high-productivity research experience under the mentorship of Rachel Frank, MD. The fellow will be deeply involved in clinical, translational, and biomechanical research within a high-volume academic sports medicine practice.

Primary Responsibilities
  • Coordination and management of multiple clinical and biomechanical research projects
  • Cadaveric dissection and biomechanical testing
  • Statistical analysis of research data
  • Preparation and submission of IRB protocols
  • Drafting, editing, and submission of:
    • Abstracts and manuscripts
    • Sports medicine and orthopaedic surgery book chapters and textbooks
Fellowship Benefits & Opportunities
  • Expectation of 10–20 publications, abstracts, or book chapters over the fellowship period
  • Significant enhancement of orthopaedic surgery residency competitiveness
  • Close collaboration with:
    • Sports medicine fellows
    • Orthopaedic surgery residents
    • Sports medicine attending surgeons
  • Opportunities to:
    • Observe surgical procedures
    • Attend Orthopaedic Grand Rounds, Sports Conferences, Journal Clubs, and Cadaver Labs
    • Present research at regional, national, and international orthopaedic conferences
Mentorship & Career Development

Dr. Frank is deeply invested in mentorship and expects the research fellow to be successful in their next step (matching into residency), with active guidance provided throughout:
  • Research development
  • Professional networking
  • Residency application and the match process
Application Process: Interested candidates should submit the following to rachel.frank@cuanschutz.edu
  • Brief cover letter
  • Curriculum vitae (including USMLE scores, if available)
  • Expected start date
Last edit: 4 months 4 weeks ago by scopecity.

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5 months 4 weeks ago #40664 by scopecity
Thank you to everyone who has applied. This position has been filled. 

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