ORS 800 Introduction to Orthopaedics, 4 credits

The goal of this 4-week rotation is to advance the student’s ability to evaluate and treat musculoskeletal conditions. This course will build on the preclinical education on musculoskeletal anatomy and pathophysiology from the first-year anatomy and second-year musculoskeletal modules. Students will be active in patient care in the office and operating rooms. Students on this rotation will participate in a range of didactic, hands on cadaveric and simulation sessions to increase their knowledge base and technical skills.

Prerequisite: MS3 or MS4

Phase 3 (M4s) Modules: F, H-M

Phase 2 (M3s) Blocks: 2b & 3 (Modules F, H, J) 

Number of students:  6 

Course Director: Thomas R. Duquin, MD

Course Coordinator: Tammy Smith, C-TAGME