Rotations

Our curriculum incorporates rotations specific to orthopaedic subspecialties. Residents like Andrew Stegemann, DO, say our rotations challenge them to expand their thinking.

Rotations in our residency ensure that your training is well-rounded and enable you to learn from expert physicians in a variety of clinical settings.

  • Adult Reconstruction and Trauma
    10/20/20
    Learn to provide care for orthopaedic trauma patients and gain familiarity with life-saving measures, critical care, surgery and rehabilitation.
  • Arthroplasty
    10/20/20
    Enhance your understanding of knee and hip arthroplasty; expand your knowledge of preoperative assessment, postoperative care and postoperative follow-up; and benefit from valuable experience in the operating room.
  • Foot and Ankle
    10/20/20
    Learn the general principles and basic science behind treatments for diseases and conditions affecting the foot and ankle. 
  • Hand and Wrist
    10/20/20
    Deepen your understanding of hand and wrist disorders while you clinically and surgically treat patients.
  • Orthopaedic Oncology
    10/20/20
    Gain experience working with adults and children who have bone and soft tissue tumors of the musculoskeletal system. 
  • Pediatric Orthopaedics
    10/20/20
    Learn to identify the differences between pediatric and adult patients with orthopaedic diseases and injuries, and treat them with inpatient and outpatient surgical procedures and nonsurgical methods.
  • Research
    10/20/20
    Our research rotation familiarizes you with research methodology and statistical analysis. You’ll develop skills in the critical appraisal of scientific information and current research.
  • Sports Medicine
    10/20/20
    Become proficient with clinical examinations, investigations and surgical treatment for patients with sports-related injuries. 
  • Spine Services
    10/20/20
    Gain experience with patients who have degenerative, infectious and neoplastic conditions of the spine. 
  • Upper Extremity Service
    10/20/20
    Become familiar with the etiology, incidence and pathology of common and complex shoulder and elbow problems including trauma, sports-related injuries and degenerative conditions — and learn to evaluate, diagnose and treat these problems.