The University of Colorado Orthopedic Department is one of the nation’s top orthopedic programs, and the University of Colorado Hospital has been ranked the #1 hospital inColorado 7 years running. The department has a robust research infrastructure and offers extensive opportunities to learn the basics of high-quality clinical research and participate in cutting-edge projects/publications. Our research continues to advance the field of orthopedics with technological advances and discoveries in orthopedic trauma care.

We seek a highly motivated researcher to join our team at the Orthopaedic Bioengineering Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School. Under the supervision of Prof. Young-Min Kwon, MD, Ph.D., this position offers a unique opportunity to work with a multidisciplinary team of engineers, surgeons, and patients and develop a strong network with Harvard faculty.

The University of Colorado Orthopedic Department is one of the nation’s top orthopedic programs, and the University of Colorado Hospital has been ranked the #1 hospital in Colorado 7 years running. The department has a robust research infrastructure and offers extensive opportunities to learn the basics of high-quality clinical research and participate in cutting-edge projects/publications. Our research continues to advance the field of orthopedics with technological advances and discoveries in orthopedic trauma care.

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Geisinger Health System is offering a research fellowship opportunity for a physician or physician in training interested in advancing research in the field of orthopaedics. The paid, full time position is a one year fellowship to begin in Summer 2023.

The focus of this research fellowship is upper extremity. The fellow will participate in the full spectrum of clinical research: project design, data acquisition, statistical analysis, interpretation of results, poster/manuscript writing, and presentation. The individual will work closely with the orthopaedic research team, which is comprised of research project coordinators, a program manager, and faculty.

Luminis Health Orthopedics in Annapolis, MD is recruiting for a Research Fellow for the 2023-2024 academic year. The Orthopedic Research Fellowship is a one to two year funded professional development opportunity for MD or DO graduates with an interest in orthopedic surgery.

Magnus Group gladly invites you to the "Global Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation" (GCPR 2023) that will be held as a Hybrid event

Orthopaedia Project (https://orthopaedia.com), a free, comprehensive and peer-reviewed textbook of musculoskeletal medicine, published by the Codman Group and the United States Bone and Joint Initiative, is nearing completion.

As we approach the final stages of this project, we are seeking volunteers to assist in refining the accompanying Orthopaedia Student Study Guide. The task is to edit and enhance an extensive database of multiple-choice questions, to improve both accuracy and relevance to students.

The Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Division at Washington University is inviting interested US applicants to submit an application for a clinical research fellowship at Washington University in St. Louis. This fellowship provides a unique opportunity to work with four fellowship-trained Orthopaedic sports medicine surgeons (Drs. Matthew Matava, Robert Brophy, Matthew Smith, Derrick Knapik) who are looking for a motivated student to participate in prospective and retrospective studies, surgical technique videos as well as systematic reviews and meta-analyses as a means of furthering their interest and knowledge in orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine. Clinical scholars will work closely with all four surgeons, as well as residents and fellows, while having the opportunity to integrate their experience in the clinical setting. The position also allows and encourages clinical scholars to formulate their own research ideas and designs.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC), is seeking a Fellow I - SOM Orthopedic Surgery to support its missions of health care, academics and research.  

UMMC is the state’s only academic health sciences center and provides the only Level I Trauma Center, Level IV NICU, children’s hospital and solid organ transplantation services. UMMC is the second-largest employer in Mississippi with approximately 10,000 employees. UMMC has three specialized hospitals with 697 beds, up to 125 specialties and an annual budget of $1.7 billion.