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Department of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation
Orthopaedics Residency Program
Visiting medical students' applications Graduate Medical Education at OHSU The Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program is a five-year program (PGY1-5). The program is based at OHSU Hospital with affiliations at the nearby Shriners Hospital for Children, the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and Legacy Emanuel Hospital, a private community hospital in downtown Portland. Both OHSU Hospital and Emanuel Hospital are Level 1 Trauma Centers. The objective of the five-year Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program is to develop in the residents the basic scientific, clinical, behavioral, and surgical skills necessary for board certification in and the competent practice of orthopaedic surgery. The program accepts four residents per year through the National Residency Matching Program. Mission Statement The Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program at OHSU graduates residents who:
PGY1 The first year of the program, under the direction of the Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program Director, consists of a general surgical internship. The year includes seven months of rotations on a variety of surgical subspecialties, two months of orthopaedics, and one month each of physical medicine and rehabilitation and musculoskeletal radiology. PGY2-5 The second through fifth years are organized as preceptorships, with residents working with specific faculty. Over the four years, each resident spends 28 months at OHSU Hospital, eight months at the VA Medical Center, four months at Shriners Hospital, and eight months at Emanuel Hospital. One required two-month basic science research rotation is incorporated into the OHSU Hospital rotation time during the fourth year. Residents are also required to take hospital call. Call for junior residents averages one day in five, while call for chief residents averages one day in four. All rotations provide a balanced, well-rounded program and involve working directly with full-time faculty who are fellowship-trained in:
Conferences Approximately 5-6 hours per week of didactic teaching conferences are included in the educational program. Scheduled didactic sessions include:
Goals and Objectives Orthopaedic residents receive selected
textbooks during the training program. The
Department sponsors residents to attend a national orthopaedic educational
course or meeting in each year of the training program. Additional departmental
sponsorship is available for resident attendance at meetings where the
resident is presenting original research in which he/she participated.
Graduates of the Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program at OHSU have completed the program successfully and have had excellent results on the certification examination administered by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (ABOS). Graduates have had outstanding records of placement into fellowship programs and/or practice positions of their choice. Application ProcessThank you for your interest in the Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation Residency Program at Oregon Health & Sciences University. OHSU participates in the Association
of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Electronic Residency Application
Service (ERAS). Applications must be submitted electronically through
the ERAS system by November 1 to be considered. Please contact your
dean's office for your student workstation software and information
on the electronic application process.
Interviews are scheduled for Friday, December 14, 2007 and Friday, January 11, 2008 If you have had postgraduate training,
send letters of recommendation from the program director(s) of your first
postgraduate year and any subsequent residency training.
 Pamela Feidelson started out in the Department of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation as the Office Manager working with the department’s physicians and surgeons. After two years she transitioned into the Residency/Education Coordinator position for the department. She earned her B.A. in Communications from the University of Southern California and moved from Los Angeles to Portland eight years ago. Pamela enjoys spending time with her daughter, the beach, the mountains and everything else there is to do in between. Two Funds Aid Resident Education Beals and Noall Funds The Beals Orthopaedic Resource Center was created to encourage orthopaedic surgeons in Oregon and the department's faculty, residents, and students with their academic and professional interests. The Center's goals include helping orthopaedic physicians prepare and submit manuscripts to peer-reviewed professional publications, training physicians in preparing computer-generated lecture presentations, disseminating professional papers and reports to Oregon orthopaedists, and maintaining lists of active and retired orthopaedic surgeons in Oregon and OHSU orthopaedic resident alumni. Thanks to a generous donation from the Lawrence Noall Fund for Excellence in Orthopaedic Resident Education, The Center for Orthopaedic Resident Education at OHSU was dedicated on February 19, 2003. It features computer workstations with Internet access; digital imaging, image processing, and presentation equipment for creating educational presentations; digital educational program facilities (DVD, VCR, or Internet); and a state-of-the-art electronic presentation system for residents' conferences. The new Arthroscopy Teaching Lab and a planned virtual reality skills trainer will help residents master the motor skills necessary for arthroscopic surgery. The Beals and Noall funds provide much-needed resources to support research and education. You can help by making a one-time donation, joining our annual giving program, or including the funds in your estate planning. Please make checks payable to either:
Mail checks to: Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program Alumni 2007William Magee (Billy) J. Rafe Sales Joseph Schenck Robert Tatsumi 2006 Catherine Humphrey Amer Mirza Mark Wagner 2005 Patrick Dawson Suresh Kasaraneni Chris Untch Corey Vande Zandschulp 2004 Ben Kam Britt Polzin 2003 Jennifer Miller Jeb Reid Eric Shepherd 2002 Michael Binnette Kevin Kahn Tammy Simpson 2001 Mike Gustavel James Hayden Todd Ulmer 2000 Mark Metzger Lorenzo Pacelli Edward Perez 1999 Tony Colorito J. Michael Kioschos Jill Rider 1998 Dory Curtis Darrin Eakins Ron Wobig 1997 Dennis Davin Kevin Lee Ron Teed 1996 Knute Buehler Tom Croy Mark Davidson 1995 Douglas Bagge Bob Foster Greg Voit 1994 R. Jeffrey Grondel Allen Hershey Brian Padrta Mark Rangitsch 1993 Blaine Markee K. Dean Olson Andrew Schmidt 1992 Ed Pino Stephen Tower Michael Van Allen 1991 Ronald Bowman William Dickinson Richard Rubenstein 1990 Greg Bigler Adrian Ryan T. Scott Woll 1989 James Hazel Asa Stockton Keith Ure Robert Zirschky 1988 John DiPaola Jeffrey Flemming Morris Hughes Michael Wyman 1987 Dale Bramlet Scott Jones Stefan Tarlow 1986 Mark Buehler Wendell Ferguson Paul Switlyk 1985 Stan Neitling Daniel Ovadia 1984 Steven Bruce Kenneth Hermens Wendy Hughes 1983 Michael Grundy Paul Mills John Schwartz 1982 Julie Isaacson James Livermore John Toohey 1981 Christopher Blake Wayne Nadamoto Samuel Tabet 1980 Len C. Ceder Jon Hoppert Robert Jordan 1979 Brian Laycoe Donald Peterson James Robbins 1978 Lyle Mason Edgar Ragsdale E. David Shaw 1977 David Noall K. Byron Skubi Ted Vigeland 1976 W. Curtis Kaesche Walter Smith Stephen Thomas 1975 John Hayhurst Kelsey Peterson, Jr. Ned Schroeder 1974 Thomas Hutchinson Robert Porter, Jr. Fred Surbaugh 1973 James Baldwin David Haaland Craig MacCloskey 1972 Michael Hmura Grant Lawson Michael Marble 1971 Charles Bird Robert Chuinard Jim Dineen Ilmar Soot 1970 Art Hauge Edwin Kayser Gerald Lisac Ira Yount 1969 Thomas Fagan Michael Graham George Ingham Scott Struckman 1968 James Kunzman James Nelson Frederick Wade 1967 Michael Baskin John Gilsdorf John Thompson 1966 Charles Bonnett McGregor Church Don D'Amico Fred Grewe Howard Johnson 1965 Arthur Eckhardt John Hazel Richard Mercer 1964 Robert Corrigan Richard Zimmerman 1963 Donn McIntosh Michael Rask 1962 Phaen Gambee Norman Logan Keith Taylor 1961 Rodney Beals Thomas Edwards George Keyes Ralph Peterson 1960 Charles Fagan Calvin Kiest, Jr. Bud Yost 1959 Raymond Case 1958 Richard Gardner William Guyer 1957 H. Freeman Fitch Richard Gilbert 1956 William Hummel Jack Watkins 1955 Edward Attix Max Bocek 1954 Howard Popnoe Dale Popp 1953 Donald Smith 1952 Melvin Makower 1951 Phillip Fagan Bob Maris James Weed 1949 Howard Cherry Boyd Holbrook R.J. Hopkins 1948 Robert Anderson George Cottrell Carl Holm Ralph Thompson 1947 Edward LeBold 1946 Donald Platner Faulkner Short 1945 Joseph Gill 1942 Rodney Begg Harold Davis 1940 L.S. Porter 1938 Arthur Compton 1935 E.G. Chuinard 1931 Harry Leavitt 1929 D.G. Leavitt 1928 C. Leslie Mitchell 1925 John LeCocq 1924 Leo S. Lucas
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