Orthopaedic Fellowship Programs

Offers a specialized orthopaedic surgery experience featuring advanced training in all aspects of both uncomplicated and complex problems of the hip and knee.

The Emory University Foot & Ankle Fellowship provides specialized orthopaedic surgery experience featuring advanced training in all aspects of both uncomplicated and complex problems of the foot and ankle.

This program is strategically designed to provide hand and upper extremity fellows a high-volume and comprehensive experience with a wide range of challenging cases, complemented by an emphasis on education and limitless research opportunities.

This fellowship is for PM&R residency graduates interested in furthering their practical and academic spine career. Fellows will have the opportunity to work with one of the largest academic spine physiatry groups in the country.

The educational goals of the Musculoskeletal Oncology Fellowship are to expose the fellow to a diverse experience of musculoskeletal neoplasia clinically, operatively and in the laboratory. The goal is to create an academic orthopaedic oncologist.

Established in 1994, the neurosurgery spine fellowship focuses on spinal oncology, spinal radiosurgery, degenerative and rheumatologic spinal disease, trauma, infectious diseases of the spine, and revision spine surgery.

The educational goals of the Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship include teaching our fellows to diagnose and treat operative sports conditions.

The educational goals of the PM&R Sports Medicine Fellowship include teaching our fellows to diagnose and treat non-operative sports conditions.

We have fellowship trained orthopaedic spine faculty and neurosurgical faculty treating spine patients. There is a great mix of degenerative, trauma, and deformity surgeries as well as intermittent tumor and infection cases.

The Emory trauma faculty represent a wide range of training which serves to create an ideal learning environment for fellows. This wide range not only brings different ideas to the table in terms of patient care, research, and teaching styles but also serves the eventual fellows in terms of professional contacts around the country.

Emory Sports Medicine Center is one of only eleven athletic training residency programs in the country, that are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE).