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The latest news and positions openings about orthopaedic fellowships and orthopaedic fellowship programs.
The Carilion Clinic/Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine program currently offers two one-year fellowship positions. One position is ACGME accredited and achieved this recognition in 2012. Due to the high clinical volume, increasing faculty and abundant educational opportunities, we expanded the program to include a second non-accredited position in 2017. Both positions are filled through the SF match and treated with complete parity throughout the fellowship year. Leadership is provided by Dr. Benjamin Coobs as the program director and Dr. Murillo Adrados as the associate program director.
Post Match vacancy available for AY 2027-2028. Must be eligible for a Virginia Medical License. We will consider candidates who are eligible for a J-1 visa.
Candidates: PGY-5 / Orthopedic Sports Fellow
The American Hip Institute is pleased to offer four (4) comprehensive Hip Preservation Fellowship Program positions for the 2026-2027 academic year(s). This highly specialized fellowship prepares trainees for a focused niche practice in comprehensive hip surgery. Fellows with academic interests benefit from the strong research program, based in a collaborative learning environment. The fellowship is ideally suited for trainees graduating from a prior sports medicine or adult reconstruction fellowship, who wish to obtain further training in a secondary subspecialty program. However, application is also open to exceptional graduating residents.
Candidates: PGY-5 / Orthopedic Sports Fellow
The American Hip Institute is pleased to offer four (4) comprehensive Hip Preservation Fellowship Program positions for the 2025-2026 academic year(s). This highly specialized fellowship prepares trainees for a focused niche practice in Hip Preservation. Fellows with academic interests benefit from the strong research program, based in a collaborative learning environment. The fellowship is ideally suited for trainees graduating from a prior sports medicine or adult reconstruction fellowship, who wish to obtain further training in a secondary subspecialty program. However, application is also open to exceptional graduating residents.
Dr. Benjamin G. Domb
Candidates: PGY-5 / Orthopedic Sports Fellow
The American Hip Institute is pleased to offer four (4) comprehensive Hip Preservation Fellowship Program positions for the 2025-2026 academic year(s). This highly specialized fellowship prepares trainees for a focused niche practice in Hip Preservation. Fellows with academic interests benefit from the strong research program, based in a collaborative learning environment. The fellowship is ideally suited for trainees graduating from a prior sports medicine or adult reconstruction fellowship, who wish to obtain further training in a secondary subspecialty program. However, application is also open to exceptional graduating residents.
TRIA is offering two one-year Sports Medicine & Shoulder fellowship positions for academic year 2024-2025 (August to July).
The fellowship program was founded in 1987. The founder and first director was David A. Fischer, MD. The program grew to two fellows in 1990, and then to three fellows in 1997. There are 89 graduates as of July 2022. While the brick and mortar have changed over the years, the faculty’s commitment to education and surgical training has not. The faculty are proud of our history and committed to continue providing a high level of fellowship training.
2024 Unique Adult Reconstruction Fellowship
The Bone and Joint Center at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital
Our fellowship in Pittsburgh, PA combines core clinical training in adult reconstruction surgery coupled with training in multidisciplinary bone and joint health programs targeted at reducing disparities for patients and providers.
The fellowship includes clinical training in the diagnosis, evaluation and management of degenerative, rheumatoid and post-traumatic arthritis of the hip and knee. Surgically, fellows are exposed to a high volume of primary THAs (Anterior approach, posterior approach, superior approach ) and TKAs (50% robotics, 50% conventional). Fellows also have a high exposure to revision hip and knee arthroplasty. The fellowship also includes a large number of complex primary joint reconstruction for skeletal dysplasias.
Post-vacancy Adult Reconstruction Fellowship position available.
Fellowship begins August 1, 2023.
The University of Virginia Orthopaedic Surgery Department is accepting applications for a Research Fellowship position for 2022-2023. The goal of the research fellowship is to mentor senior medical students interested in orthopaedic surgery.
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