20212022 Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation A LOOK BACK AT OUR HISTORY FIRST CHAIRMAN 1969 THOMAS HOOD MD FIRST ATTENDING STAFF THOMAS HOOD MD DWIGHT BURNEY MD ID: 935811
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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM
2021-2022
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
Slide2A LOOK BACK AT OUR HISTORY
Slide3FIRST CHAIRMAN
1969
THOMAS HOOD, M.D.
Slide4FIRST ATTENDING STAFF
THOMAS HOOD, M.D.
DWIGHT BURNEY, M.D.STANLEY BACH, M.D.
Slide5FIRST FULL TIME CHAIRMAN
1973
JOHN F. CONNOLLY, M.D.EDITOR-DePalma’s The Management of Fractures and Dislocations
Slide6CHAIRMAN
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
KEVIN L. GARVIN, M.D.
Slide7RESIDENCY DIRECTOR
MATTHEW A. MORMINO, MD
Slide8SPECIALTIES
Adult Reconstruction
Foot and Ankle SurgeryHand SurgeryMusculoskeletal OncologyTrauma ServicePediatric Orthopaedics
Sports Medicine
Spine
Shoulder and Upper Extremity
Biomedical Engineering
Slide9CURRENT FULL-TIME FACULTY AT UNMC
Chris Cornett, M.D. - Spine
Paul W. Esposito, M.D. – PediatricsMatthew Teusink, M.D. – Shoulder and ElbowKevin L. Garvin, M.D. – Adult Reconstruction Matthew Halanski, M.D. – PediatricsHani Haider, PhD- BiomechanicsCurtis Hartman, M.D. – Adult Reconstruction
Brian Hasley, M.D. – Pediatrics
Beau Konigsberg, M.D. – Adult Reconstruction
Sean McGarry, M.D. – Musculoskeletal Oncology
Matthew A. Mormino, M.D. – Trauma
Joseph Morgan, M.D.- Hand
Susan A. Scherl, M.D. – Pediatrics
Justin Siebler, M.D.- Trauma
Phillip Streubel, M.D.- Hand and Upper Extremity
Maegan Wallace, M.D.- Pediatrics
Matthew Tao, M.D.- Sports
Daniel Firestone, M.D.- Hand
Scott Vincent, M.D.- Spine
Sara Putnam, M.D.- Trauma
Alex Sawatzke, M.D.- Foot and Ankle
Beau Kildow, M.D.- Adult Reconstruction
Nick Nahm, M.D. - Pediatrics
Ryan Koehler, M.D.- Pediatric Sports
Edward Fehringer, M.D. – Shoulder and Elbow
Emmett Gannon, M.D.- Spine
Slide10CLINICAL & PART-TIME FACULTY
Robert Dugas, M.D. – Sports
David Inda, M.D. – Foot and AnkleKatie Grier, M.D. – Foot and AnkleScott McMullen, M.D. – Foot and Ankle Nick Brueggeman, M.D. – Hand
Todd Gaddie, M.D. – Hand
Ryan Arnold, M.D. – Sports
Eric Samuelson
, M.D. – Sports
Scott Reynolds
, M.D. - Sports
Slide11AFFILIATED HOSPITALS
CHI/Bergan Mercy/Lakeside Hospital
Children’s Hospital & Medical CenterNebraska Medical CenterBellevue Medical CenterVeterans Affairs Medical CenterCHI Health St. Elizabeth Hospital - Lincoln
Slide12VETERANS AFFAIRS
MEDICAL CENTER
LYNN CROSBY, M.D.MICHAEL MCGUIRE, M.D.PHILLIP STREUBEL, M.D.CHRIS CORNETT, M.D.SCOTT VINCENT, M.D.JOSEPH MORGAN, M.D.JUSTIN SIEBLER, M.D.
MATTHEW A. MORMINO, M.D.
CURTIS HARTMAN, M.D.
MATT TEUSINK, M.D.
BEAU KONIGSBERG, M.D.
SEAN McGARRY, M.D.
ALEX SAWATZKE. M.D.
Slide13INTERNSHIP YEAR OVERVIEW
The internship year
has been designed to comply with the ACGME’s/ABOS’s requirements for the PGY-1 year. The year includes: *six months of orthopaedic surgery *one month of surgical skills *one month of intensive care
*one month of neurosurgery
*one month of plastic surgery
*one months of general trauma surgery
*one month of orthopaedic infectious disease
Slide14SECOND YEAR OVERVIEW
Musculoskeletal Tumor and Pathology Rotation
The musculoskeletal tumor and pathology rotation is an opportunity for the residents to participate in management of musculoskeletal tumor problems and obtain grounding in orthopaedic pathology. The resident participates in all of Dr. McGarry’s Cancer Clinics and gains an understanding of appropriate medical and surgical treatment of musculoskeletal tumorsUNMC Adult Reconstruction
The junior resident on the adult reconstruction service is exposed to the many facets of joint replacement. The prime objective is to gain an understanding of the workup and postoperative care of the patient with an arthritic joint as well as the patient with a failed or infected total joint arthroplasty.
Omaha Veterans Administration Hospital
During the Omaha Veterans Administration Medical Center
rotation, the junior resident is expected to organize and manage clinics and surgeries with the supervision of the chief resident and attending staff.
Hand and Upper Extremity
This rotation serves as the introduction to disorders of the hand and upper extremity. The Hand and Upper Extremity Service rotates between the Nebraska Medical Center , Nebraska Orthopaedic Hospital, and the Veterans Administration Medical Center, and provides the resident with opportunities to gain extensive experience under the direction of Drs. Streubel, Morgan, Firestone, Gaddie, and Bruggeman
Night Float
The resident covers Night Call at UNMC with Chief and attending Backup
Slide15THIRD YEAR OVERVIEW
Pediatric
Orthopaedics Service, Children’s Memorial Hospital The Pediatric Orthopaedics Service at Children’s Memorial Hospital will expose the resident to a variety of outpatient and inpatient pediatric patients. The resident will participate in all surgical and post surgical inpatient management.Omaha Veterans Administration Hospital
During the Omaha Veterans Administration Medical Center
rotation, the junior resident is expected to organize and manage clinics and surgeries with the supervision of the chief resident and attending staff..
Spine Service
This rotation serves as the resident's first exposure to comprehensive coverage of adult spine management under the direction of Drs. Chris Cornett, Scott Vincent, and Emmett
Gannon.The
resident’s prime objective on this rotation is to learn the appropriate evaluation and nonsurgical treatment of patients with traumatic and degenerative conditions of the spine.
UNMC Green Trauma Service
The service provides broad exposure to general
orthopaedics
and
orthopaedic
trauma. Emphasis is placed on management of foot and ankle and trauma and post-traumatic reconstruction. The experience also includes instruction in trauma system management and allocation of resources. The resident will work with Drs. Siebler, Mormino, Putnam and Sawatzke and assists in surgery and
clincs
for their patients.
Sports and Shoulder
The Sports Medicine and Shoulder rotation provides experience in clinical and surgical care of the recreational and competitive athlete, emphasizing treatment on and off the field as well as reconstruction of complex shoulder surgery. The resident is fully integrated into the practices of Drs. Tao, and Teusink and the Private Practice of Drs Arnold, Samuelson and Reynolds at The Nebraska
Orthopaedic
Hospital.
Slide16FOURTH YEAR OVERVIEW
Sports and Shoulder The Sports Medicine and Shoulder rotation provides experience in clinical and surgical care of the recreational and competitive athlete, emphasizing treatment on and off the field as well as reconstruction of complex shoulder surgery. The resident is fully integrated into practices of Drs. Tao, and Teusink.UNMC Green Trauma The trauma service at the Nebraska Medical Center is under the direction of Dr Justin Siebler who is joined by Drs. Mormino, Putnam and Sawatzke. The 4th year resident is the senior level resident on the Trauma/Green Service.
Foot & Ankle
The Foot & Ankle rotation at CHI Bergan Mercy/Lakeside Hospital will give the resident exposure to comprehensive surgery of the foot. The service includes both inpatient and outpatient management of common and complex foot and ankle disorders.
Hand and Upper Extremity
This resident serves as the chief resident of the hand and upper extremity service. The Hand and Upper Extremity Service rotates between the Nebraska Medical Center, Nebraska Orthopaedic Hospital, and the Veterans Administration Medical Center, and provides the resident with opportunities to gain extensive experience under the direction of Drs. Streubel, Morgan, Firestone, Gaddie and Brueggeman.
Pediatric
Orthopaedics
Service, Children’s Memorial Hospital
The Pediatric Orthopaedics Service at Children’s Memorial Hospital will expose the resident to a variety of outpatient and inpatient pediatric patients. The resident will participate in all surgical and post surgical inpatient management
Slide17FIFTH YEAR OVERVIEW
The five senior residents serve as chief residents and overall coordinators for the orthopaedic services at: Nebraska Medical Center ArthroplastyOmaha Veterans Administration Medical CenterChildrens Hospital and Medical CenterBellevue Medical Center/Lincoln SportsUNMC Trauma
Slide18CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Monday: 6:00 - 6:30 a.m. Subspecialty Book Review – mandatory
6:30 - 7:30 a.m. Grand Rounds/Clinical Conference - mandatory Tuesday: 6:00 - 6:30 a.m. Didactic Adult Reconstruction Lectures – mandatory 6:30 - 7:30 a.m. Pre-Op Adult Reconstruction Conference- not mandatory
Wednesday: 6:00 - 7:00 a.m. Pediatric Orthopaedic Conference – mandatory
Musculoskeletal Oncology Conference - mandatory
7:00 - 7:30 a.m. Pediatric Orthopaedics Pre-Op Conference – not mandatory
Thursday: 6:00 - 7:00 a.m. Fracture Conference- mandatory
Spine Conference - mandatory
Friday: 6:00 – 7:00 a.m. Sports and Upper Extremity Conference – mandatory
7:00 - 7:30 a.m. VA Indications Conference. – not mandatory
Journal Club (10-12 /year) – mandatory
Slide19EDUCATIONAL COURSES
PGY 1 year orthopaedics residents are required to take the Advanced Trauma Life Support Course offered by UNMC. Off Campus- Financially Assisted Basic Science Education Courses Offered to the Orthopaedic Residents include: PGY 2 year orthopaedic residents are provided with protected time and financial assistance to attend the AONA Residents Basic Fracture Course.
PGY 3 year orthopaedic residents completes the Arthroscopy Association of North America Course. This basic course is intended to enhance the PGY 3’s basic skills in knee and shoulder arthroscopy.
PGY 4 year residents are provided the protected time and financial assistance to attend the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
PGY 5 year residents are provided the protected time and financial assistance to attend an Orthopaedic Board Review Course to assist them in preparing for boards.
Slide20OITE RESULTS
2020- 34
th %2019- 91st %2018- 73rd %2017- 42nd %2016- 71st %2015- 89th
%
2014- 58
th
%
2013- 72
nd
%
2012- 81
st
%
2011- 72
nd
%
2010- 88
th
%
2009- 90
th
%
2008- 65
th
%2007- 83rd %2006- 86th %
Slide21Slide22OUR RECENT GRADUATES
2021
Indiana University Adult Reconstruction Fellowship UNMC Adult Reconstruction Fellowship Indy Hand Center, Hand Fellowship FOI Tampa Shoulder and Elbow Fellowship Univ of Minnesota Sports Fellowship
2020
West Virginia University Adult Reconstruction Fellowship
Carilion Clinic Virginia Tech Adult Reconstruction Fellowship
Univ of MO Kansa City Sports Fellowship
Pittsburgh Spine Fellowship
Pittsburgh Spine Fellowship
Slide23OUR RECENT GRADUATES
2019
Univ of Louisville Adult Reconstruction Fellowship Indiana University Adult Reconstruction Fellowship Loma Linda, Hand Fellowship Pittsburgh Spine Fellowship2018
CORE Phoenix Adult Reconstruction Fellowship
Pittsburgh Trauma Fellowship
FOI Tampa, Hand Fellowship
Pittsburgh Spine Fellowship
2017
Harvard Sports Fellowship
Univ of Washington Seattle Foot and Ankle Fellowship
University of Massachusetts, Hand Fellowship
Pittsburgh Spine Fellowship
Slide24POST GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS
2015
Private practice, Private Practice, Indiana Hand Center, Tufts Boston Hand2014Pittsburgh Spine, Rush Arthroplasty, U of Utah Arthroplasty2013SCOI Sports, U Mass Hand, Reno Trauma, Ortho Carolina Sports2012Andrews Sports, Colorado Hand, Louisville Joints, Mayo Spine2011Sports, San Diego; Hand Indianapolis; Hand Milwaukee; Sports-SCOI, Van Nuys
2010
Sports, Atlanta; Trauma Germany/ New Zealand; Private Practice; Trauma, Pittsburgh,
2009
Shoulder and Elbow, University of Washington, Seattle; Sports Medicine,
Minneapolis; Foot and Ankle, St. Louis;
Orthopaedic
Trauma, Tampa
Slide25RESEARCH PROGRAM
Research Laboratory Facilities There are four full-time dedicated research laboratories within the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation. Residents are required to complete at least one basic or clinical presentation/paper of publishable quality prior to their graduation. These laboratories and the laboratories at the VA are fully at their disposal for hypothesis testing and other methods of research.
Slide26Orthopaedic
Research LaboratoryBiomechanical
Dr. Hani Haider, Professor Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and his team are focusing their research in this laboratory on knee implant simulation and testing and evaluation of implant (TKR) wear. They are also energetically expanding our research into the booming areas of Computer-Aided Orthopaedics Surgery and exploring carefully the possibilities of robotic surgery in the future for joint replacement. Our laboratories for this area house multi-million dollar equipment ranging from standard specimen test machines to state-of-the-art multi-axis testers and fully fledged highly advanced knee implant simulators, and
motion analysis and ancillary equipment all augmented by
modern computer hardware and software.
Slide27UNMC and VA MEDICAL CENTER
In addition, our staff and residents have access to laboratory space at the UNMC and Omaha VA Hospital Omaha. These spaces includes surgical suites, radiology and bench space for animal research. The prime areas of interest include Staphylococcus research, osteomyelitis and antibiotic delivery systems as well as fracture healing.
Slide28CLINICAL RESEARCH
There are 3 full time Research coordinators to help with data base management, research design, IRB application, data acquisition and manuscript writing.
We have a resident research committee which oversees resident research projects and assists with project design and has funds available for resident research grants which can be applied forThe UNMC GMEC office has a resident research committee and coordinator to assist in resident research design and implementation.
Slide29PROGRAM GRADUATES
185 GRADUATES
58 GRADUATES IN NEBRASKA41 Graduates in Omaha
40 GRADUATES IN ACADEMICS
35 full time academic
Slide30GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF GRADUATES
Slide31Slide32DAVIS GLOBAL CENTER
Slide33Slide34Slide35THANK YOU
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