Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York

The Unit

Description

600 bed hospital with 2000 trauma admissions per year (75% blunt). 750 trauma procedures per year.

Fellowship Program

Clinical Responsibilities

Instruction at the institutions will offer the orthopaedic trauma fellow a totalexperience in Orthopaedic Trauma Care. The Fellowship will be an opportunity to spend an exciting year in New York City. The fellow will participate in a busy Level I Trauma Center and will function as a member of the Trauma Service. The fellow will gain expertise in AO internal fixation,circular external fixation, closed intra-medullary nailing techniques, and paediatric trauma. There is ample exposure to acute trauma including multiply injured patients, reconstructive trauma including nonunions, malunions, and pelvic and acetabular trauma. The fellow will be supervised by the program director and full-time attending physicians.

Research Opportunities

The fellow will participate in our Computer Database Research Project. The fellow is expected to participate in several research projects during the fellowship. A number of ongoing clinical research projects and some basic science projects are available.

Teaching Responsibilities

The fellow is expected to provide didactic teaching to the residents in the operating room and clinic, as well as actively participating in trauma conferences.

Salary

$45,000

Applicant Requirements

Finished an Orthopaedic Residency

Contact

Elton Strauss, M. D.

Mount Sinai Medical Center
1Gustave Levy Place, Box 1188
New York, New York 10029
United States

Phone: 212 241 1621
Fax: 212 534 6091

Sep 26, 2006