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Fellowships and Athletic Training Residency

Educating Tomorrow’s Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Leaders

In partnership with Steadman Philippon Research Institute, The Steadman Clinic hosts clinical fellows—MDs who have completed their orthopaedic residency programs—each year. The Steadman Clinic also hosts athletic training residents in a year-long Athletic Training Residency program.

Clinical Fellowships

SPRI’s Department of Education is focused on educating top orthopaedic surgeons following their residency. Each year, SPRI hosts these surgeons for a one-year intensive at SPRI and The Steadman Clinic. These programs include the ACGME-accredited Sports Medicine Fellowship, Foot & Ankle Fellowship and Hip Preservation & Reconstruction Fellowship. Over the past year, SPRI has hosted eight sports medicine fellows, one foot & ankle fellow and one hip preservation & reconstruction fellow. These physicians work with attending faculty from The Steadman Clinic and each of SPRI’s research teams to have a comprehensive clinical fellowship that is based in research and the practice of evidence-based medicine.

Each year, two clinical fellows are selected by the Tang Family as named fellows, sponsored by the Tang Family Education Endowment.

The clinical fellowship alumni network now includes nearly 260 surgeons practicing in communities around the world. These alumni often hold academic positions at leading universities, maintain chief positions at hospitals and work at elite practices. Several of the programs’ former fellows have been recruited back to The Steadman Clinic as physicians, including Drs. Randall W. Viola, Peter J. Millett, C. Thomas Haytmanek, Jr, Jonathan A. Godin, Jared T. Lee and Joseph J. Ruzbarsky. Three of these former fellows now serve on the faculty for these clinical fellowships—Drs. Millett, Haytmanek and Godin.
 

Program Details

Steadman Philippon Research Institute’s Fellowship Program offers a 12-month exclusive educational experience with world-renowned orthopaedic leaders at The Steadman Clinic. During the year, clinical fellows expand their surgical and research skills focused on the causes, treatment and prevention of injuries.
  • 12-month fellowship runs August 1–July 31
  • Fellows have successfully completed a U.S. or Canadian residency program prior to the fellowship year.
  • Eight Sports Medicine Fellows cover six-week rotations with Drs. Marc J. Philippon, Matthew T. Provencher, Thomas R. Hackett, Peter J. Millett, Armando F. Vidal, Leslie B. Vidal and Jonathan A. Godin.
  • One Hip Preservation & Reconstruction Fellow works alongside Drs. Marc J. Philippon and Joel M. Matta.
  • One Foot & Ankle Fellow works alongside Drs. C. Thomas Haytmanek, Jr. and Jonathon Backus.
  • One Spine Fellow works alongside Drs. Michael Gallizzi and Sonny Gill.

To learn more about Steadman Philippon Research Institute’s Fellowship Program, including faculty, alumni and application information, please visit www.sprivail.org.
 
Current Fellows Fellowship Alumni

The Steadman Clinic Athletic Training Residency Program

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The Steadman Clinic offers a twelve-month post-professional athletic training residency program for certified athletic trainers. The CAATE-accredited residency program is a paid educational program that focuses on the athletic trainer's knowledge and skills in clinical and surgical orthopaedics. The athletic training resident works directly with world-renowned orthopaedic physicians and knowledgeable healthcare staff in the clinic, operating room, outreach venues and research institute. The twelve-month training includes patient care in an orthopaedic clinic; observation/surgical assisting in the operating room; coverage of sporting events; advanced educational lecture and labs; and research/publication opportunities through Steadman Philippon Research Institute.
 
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