Peabody Pediatric Orthopedics Fellowship

Overview

The Mass General Brigham for Children Peabody Pediatric Orthopedics Fellowship provides postgraduate training in all aspects of pediatric orthopedics including pediatric trauma, spinal deformity, spine, hip, foot and ankle, sports medicine, tumor, congenital abnormalities, neuromuscular disorders, and both clinical and basic science research. The primary goal of this fellowship is to provide all the necessary supervision, instruction and tutelage to prepare an individual who has completed her/his residency in orthopedic surgery for a career in pediatric orthopedic surgery.

Curriculum

The Fellow is required to actively participate in either clinical or basic science research and is expected to complete at least one publishable research project by the conclusion of the fellowship. Research opportunities are vast and include the opportunity to pursue basic science or clinical work in pediatric orthopedics, musculoskeletal imaging related to pediatric orthopedics, or tissue engineering with Joseph Vacanti, MD.

How to Apply

This fellowship participates in the San Francisco Matching Program.

International Fellows who have successfully passed USMLE Part 3 are eligible to apply.