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Shoulder & Elbow Fellowship

Goals & Characteristics

Fellows of the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Shoulder and Elbow Service will gain extensive surgical experience from an extremely busy and varied surgical schedule.  All surgeries are performed at the Jefferson Shoulder and Elbow Center at Methodist Hospital, a specialized center with a designated, state of the art surgical suite and patient care unit.

Our service completes approximately 1400 shoulder and elbow cases per year, with a varied array of arthroscopic and reconstructive procedures. Included in this total are over 200 shoulder arthroplasties, 200 arthroscopic rotator cuff repairs, 250 arthroscopic labral procedures, and countless other open and arthroscopic surgeries.  Approximately 15% of the procedures are on the elbow.

A weekly shoulder and elbow conference is held to enhance fellow education. Fellows will have endless opportunities for writing and research.

FACULTY
John Fenlin, MD
Barbara Frieman, MD
Mark Lazarus, MD
Gerald Williams, MD
Matthew Ramsey, MD
Charles Getz, MD
Luke Austin, MD

Positions available: 4

Accredidation:
This fellowship is ACGME accredited.

Duration:
1 year (August 1 to July 31)

Locations:
The Rothman Institute
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Methodist Hospital Division

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Todd J. Albert, MD
Professor and Chair,
Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery

PROGRAM DIRECTOR:
Gerald Williams, MD

Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
1015 Walnut Street
Room 801 Curtis
Philadelphia, PA 19107 
(215) 955-1500 
(215) 503-0530 fax
Susan.Randolph@ jefferson.edu

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