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Prestigious surgery fellowship in Boston
The primary goal of the Otto E. Aufranc Adult Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship is to provide advanced training in adult reconstructive surgery with an emphasis on complex problems, including revision total joint replacement.
A unique variety of new approaches and techniques provides fellows with a multifaceted approach to complex reconstructive orthopedic cases. As a fellow, you perform all surgical approaches to reconstructive hip and knee surgeries in high volume with fellowship-trained arthroplasty surgeons. This program is an American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) Recognized Fellowship.
ApplyDuration: One year — August 1 to July 31
Stipend: $95,000/year plus benefits
To apply, you must meet these requirements:
During the program, you can expect to participate in these functions:
You are also required to participate in preoperative planning, intra-operative preparation and postoperative rehabilitation. An academic appointment with Tufts University is available during the fellowship year.
During the program, you can expect to gain deep experience with these and other areas of study:
You will complete the following with attending surgeons:
Hear from fellows at New England Baptist Hospital as they share why they were excited to match with this renowned orthopedic specialty hospital. With hands-on training, high surgical volume, strong mentorship, and a collaborative, team-focused environment, NEBH offers a truly unique fellowship experience.
Discover what makes New England Baptist Hospital a great place to work, learn, and grow.