Support the Department of Orthopaedics

The Department of Orthopaedic’s mission is to deliver high quality patient care, contribute to innovations in medicine through basic and translational research and clinical outcome studies, and to educate medical students. Please consider donating to one of these existing funds to help us advance our fulfillment of this mission.

Ways to Give

Orthopaedic Development Fund For unrestricted program support in Department of Orthopaedics.
Orthopaedic Library Fund Supporting ongoing expenses for the Department of Orthopaedics' library.
BioMaterials Laboratory and Education Support Fund Supporting BioMaterial Lab program in orthopaedics including research, education/training, programs and other activities as allocated by the laboratory director.
Cartilage Restoration Program Research and Education Fund Supporting the Cartilage Restoration Program in orthopaedics including research, education, training, equipment, supplies, personnel conference fees/travel and publications.
Foot and Ankle Research and Education Support Fund Supporting foot and ankle programs in orthopaedics includuing but not limited to research, programs, education and training, patient care and outreach, fellowships and other activities.
Hand and Upper Extremity Center Support Fund Supporting the Hand and Upper Extremity Center including but not limited to research, education/training, programs, patient care and outreach, fellowships and other activities per center director or department chair.
Hip Preservation Research and Education Support Fund Supporting hip preservation programs in orthopaedics including but not limited to research, programs, education and training, patient care/ and outreach, fellowships and other activities.

Sports medicine funds

Sports Biomechanics Research Fund Supporting research of biomechanics of sports and occupational injuries, recovery and performance in orthopedics. May include research personnel, supplies, equipment, travel, etc.
Sports Medicine Athlete Injuries Program Supporting athletic injuries programs in sports medicine including but not limited to research, education, training, programs, patient care and outreach, fellowships and other activities as allocated by director or department chair.
Sports Medicine Fund Providing instructional, research, special and capital project support to sports medicine.
Sports Medicine Initiative Fund Supporting the development of and ongoing programs in new sports medicine initiatives including publication, travel, personnel, facilities, equipment, training, education and public awareness.

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