The Sports Medicine Fellowship program at The Ohio State University serves to:
A didactic curriculum complements the clinical learning environment. The sports fellows are required to attend the following sports medicine-specific conferences:
- Develop clinical and surgical competence in orthopedics
- Strengthen basic knowledge and content of sports medicine as it relates to orthopedic surgery and management
- Assist the fellow in the understanding of the multidisciplinary role of sports medicine
- Teach the fellow to prescribe an individual approach to each athlete and patient
- Emphasize injury prevention, conservative and operative management and rehabilitation of common sports-related injuries and chronic conditions
A didactic curriculum complements the clinical learning environment. The sports fellows are required to attend the following sports medicine-specific conferences:
- MOON Fellows Scientific Meeting
- Monthly Journal Club
- Weekly Conference - lectures, case presentations, discussions
- Grand Rounds - every three months
- Troubleshooting in ACL reconstruction
- Glenoid bone loss in TSA
- Meniscal repair
- SLAP injuries/Biceps tenodesis
- PASTA tears
- Shoulder instability (Latarjet vs Bankart)
- FAI
- Massive rotator tears
- Large cartilage defects in the knee
- Reverse TSA
- All Ortho Department Morbidity and Mortality Conferences (1st Friday of every month, 7 a.m., Morehouse Auditorium)
- All Ortho Department visiting professors (as scheduled)
- All Resident conferences when topics are sports (as scheduled)