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Goals and Characteristics
This fellowship is designed to offer an extensive clinical and research experience in ligament reconstruction of the knee, shoulder,
and elbow. This is an active and exciting clinical experience, achieved through a wide spectrum of operative cases.
Over 550 surgeries are performed, including advanced arthroscopic and revision arthroplasty techniques. Advanced knee and shoulder
procedures include cartilage regeneration, meniscal allografts, reconstruction of the PCL, and arthroscopic instability and rotor
cuff repairs. The Fellow also participates in medical coverage for college and high school team sporting events, augmenting his/her
experience with on-the-field evaluation and treatment.
All year access to a six station wet/dry BioSkills laboratory is available for hands on research and teaching. It is expected
that the Fellow will complete one clinical or basic science research project that can be presented at a national meeting and/or
published. Many research opportunities are available and participation is ongoing.
Applicants must have completed an approved orthopaedic residency program and be eligible for licensure in New York and
Connecticut. An interested applicant should submit his/her curriculum vitae, current photo, and three letters of recommendation.
Interviews are conducted in November.
Fellow's Handbook 2010
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Kevin D. Plancher, MD Chairman
Richard Berman
Donna deVarona
Duane Hill
George Kollitides
Albert Nickel
Jon Scott
Morton Seaman
Suzanne Smith
Mary Travers 1936-2009
Janine D. Bahar, Executive Director
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