Description
Ours is a one year well-balanced comprehensive sports fellowship in an academic setting. The scholaeship fellowship is ACGME-accredited in sports medicine so an individual completing our fellowship will be eligible to take the subspecialty board exam for sports. Fellows will be involved in team coverage, major race event coverage, spinal injections, teaching residents and medical students, cadaveric dissection, radiology conferences, and organizing journal clubs. There will be opportunities for electives, including exposure to electrodiagnostic procedures. Fellows will also be involved in a scholarly activity, which could be conducting original research, publishing original research or a review article, or presenting at a national meeting. There is some flexibility to adapt fellowship to meet individual interests. The fellow will have exposure to physical therapy and occupational therapy, with emphasis on functional rehabilitation.
Eligibility
The fellowship scholarship position is for applicants interested in pursuing a career in musculoskeletal research.
Application Procedure
Applicants will be expected to submit a letter of interest, C.V. and three professional references to the Fellowship Program Director.
Additional information can be obtained from the Office of Medical Education, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 345 East Superior Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611, (312) 238-2870. To request information via e-mail write to r-bailey@northwestern.edu
Submission Deadline
September 1st annually
Website Link
http://www.feinberg.northwestern.edu/sites/pmr/education/fellowships/sports.html
Ours is a one year well-balanced comprehensive sports fellowship in an academic setting. The scholaeship fellowship is ACGME-accredited in sports medicine so an individual completing our fellowship will be eligible to take the subspecialty board exam for sports. Fellows will be involved in team coverage, major race event coverage, spinal injections, teaching residents and medical students, cadaveric dissection, radiology conferences, and organizing journal clubs. There will be opportunities for electives, including exposure to electrodiagnostic procedures. Fellows will also be involved in a scholarly activity, which could be conducting original research, publishing original research or a review article, or presenting at a national meeting. There is some flexibility to adapt fellowship to meet individual interests. The fellow will have exposure to physical therapy and occupational therapy, with emphasis on functional rehabilitation.
Eligibility
The fellowship scholarship position is for applicants interested in pursuing a career in musculoskeletal research.
Application Procedure
Applicants will be expected to submit a letter of interest, C.V. and three professional references to the Fellowship Program Director.
Additional information can be obtained from the Office of Medical Education, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 345 East Superior Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611, (312) 238-2870. To request information via e-mail write to r-bailey@northwestern.edu
Submission Deadline
September 1st annually
Website Link
http://www.feinberg.northwestern.edu/sites/pmr/education/fellowships/sports.html
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