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SPORTS MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP

SPORTS MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP. Dr. Anne Z. Hoch Professor Director – Women’s Sports Medicine Program Sports Medicine Center Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medical College of Wisconsin. INTRODUCTION. One year fellowship

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SPORTS MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP

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  1. SPORTS MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP Dr. Anne Z. Hoch Professor Director – Women’s Sports Medicine Program Sports Medicine Center Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medical College of Wisconsin

  2. INTRODUCTION • One year fellowship • PM&R/Primary Care sports medicine • ACGME approved

  3. INTRODUCTION • Majority of training will be in the Sports Medicine Center • Opportunity to rotate on other services related to sports medicine and orthopaedics • Time and adequate support services available for research activities related to Sports Medicine

  4. HISTORY • 1994 – Family Medicine/Sports Medicine Fellowship (ACGME approved 1995) • 2000 – PM&R Sports Medicine Program • 2002 – Orthopaedic Upper Extremity Fellowship • 2004 – PM&R Sports Medicine Fellowship

  5. CERTIFICATION • Accredited/ACGME PM&R Sports Medicine Fellowship (2009) • PASSOR approved • Open to board eligible graduates of ACGME accredited PM&R residency programs

  6. SPORTS COVERAGE • Divine Savior Holy Angels High School • Training room (Wednesday afternoons 4:00-6:00 PM) • Volleyball, basketball and soccer (home games)

  7. SPORTS COVERAGE • High school football • optional • LaFleur’s Gymnastics • Trinity Irish Dance

  8. SPORTS COVERAGE • Milwaukee Ballet • 4-5x/year • Thursday evening performance • Speed skating (optional) • Carole S. Vetter, MD

  9. EVENT COVERAGE • Milwaukee Wave Soccer • Carole S. Vetter, MD • Milwaukee Marathon • October 2011 • Cullen Run • February 2012

  10. SPORTS FELLOWSHIP LECTURES • Tuesday & Thursdays (7:30 – 8:30 AM) • Includes • Journal club • Cases • Didactics (sports, EMG, spine, etc)

  11. ORTHOPAEDIC LECTURES • Wednesday (7:00 – 9:00 AM) • Friday – Fracture Conference (6:30 AM) • Monday (1st and 3rd) – MRI Conference • Monday (1st and 3rd) – Surgical Indications

  12. ACADEMICS • Research Methods Class • September – October 2011 • Thursdays 3:30 – 6:30 pm • Functional Anatomy and Kinesiology Course • August – December 2011 • Wednesdays 11:00 am – 1:00 pm • Resident EMG Didactic Lecture Series • August 2011 – May 2012 • Wednesdays 1:00 – 2:00 pm

  13. CONFERENCES • AAPM&R Annual Assembly • Covered by Fellowship • AMSSM Annual Meeting • Covered by Fellowship

  14. PRESENTATIONS • AMSSM/ACSM Annual Meeting • Abstracts due 11/01/11 and 12/01/11 • Present at PM&R and Orthopaedics Research Day • June 2012 • Sports Medicine Symposium • March 2012

  15. LECTURES • Fellows conference/lecture • Case or lecture (6) throughout year • Required talks to public or local symposiums on sports medicine • Female Athlete Triad, ACL tears, PFPS • Number to be determined

  16. FELLOWSHIP • Hired as a faculty member (Instructor) in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery • Salary – equal to PGY-5 resident • Days off • Vacation: 3 weeks • Sick time: 10 days • MCW holidays

  17. ANNE Z. HOCH, DO • Professor, Depts of Orthopaedic Surgery and PM&R, MCW • Director, Women’s Sports Medicine Program, Froedtert/MCW • Education • BS, Marquette Univ. (1987) • DO, Michigan State (1992) • Residency, PM&R, MCW (1993-1996) • Fellowship, Sports Medicine, RIC (1996-1997) • Team Coverage • Divine Savior Holy Angels HS • Lefleurs gymnastics, Trinity Irish Dance • ISCorp bike and triathlon team

  18. Megan Noon, MD • Co-Director PM&R Sports Medicine Fellowship • Assistant Professor Orthopaedic Surgery • Education • BS, Univ. MO Kansas City (2004) • MD, Univ. MO Kansas City (2005) • Residency, PM&R, Univ. MO Kansas City (2005-2009) • Fellowship, Sports Medicine, MCW (2010-2011) • Team Coverage • DSHA HS • LaFleur’s Gymnastics • Trinity Irish Dance

  19. KEVIN WALTER, MD • Program Director, Pediatric & Adolescent Sports Medicine, CHW • Associate PM&R Fellowship Director • Assistant Professor, Orthopaedics, MCWMember, Children's Specialty Group • Education • BS, Univ. of Illinois (1993) • MD, Univ. of Illinois (1998) • Pediatric Residency, MCW/CHW (1998-2001) • Pediatric Chief Resident, CHW (2001-2002) • PCSM Fellowship, Children’s Hospital of Akron (2002-2004)

  20. CAROLE S. VETTER, MD • Associate Professor, Ortho Surgery • Residency Program Director, Ortho Surgery • Associate PM&R Sports Medicine Fellowship Director • Education • BS, Athletic Training, UW – Madison (1988) • MD, Medical College of WI (1993) • Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, MCW (1993-1998) • Fellowship, Orthopaedic Sports Medicine, Univ. of Utah (1998-1999) • Team Coverage • US Speed Skating • Milwaukee Wave/Wave United Professional Soccer • Wauwatosa West High School

  21. Patrick Birmingham, MD • Assistant Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery, MCW • Education • BA, College of Holy Cross (1999) • MD, Loyola University Chicago (2003) • Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, George Washington University (2003-2008) • Sports Medicine Fellowship, Hospital for Special Surgery, (09/2008-07/2009)

  22. WILLIAM G. RAASCH, MD • Professor, Ortho Surgery, MCW • Education • BS, Marquette Univ. (1981) • MD, Univ. of Chicago (1986) • Residency, Ortho Surgery, Univ. of Chicago Hospitals (1987-1991) • Fellowship, Sports Medicine, Cleveland Clinical Foundation (1991-1992) • Team Coverage • Milwaukee Ballet • Milwaukee Brewers • Milwaukee Wave • Milwaukee MPS • Wisconsin Lutheran College • Wisconsin Lutheran High School

  23. RICHARD M. MARKS, MD • Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery, MCW • Director, Foot and Ankle Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery • Education • BS, Haverford College (1982) • MD, Jefferson Medical College (1988) • Research Fellowship, Penn. Hospital-Rothman Institute (1989-1990) • Residency, Ortho Surgery, Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hospital (1990-1994) • Fellowship, Foot and Ankle Surgery, Union Memorial Hospital (1994-1995)

  24. ROGER A. DALEY, MD, PHD • Associate Professor, Depts of Orthopaedic Surgery and Plastic Surgery, MCW • Education • BS, Adrian College (1973) • BS, State Univ. College Oneonta (1975) • PhD, State Univ. NY Buffalo (1982) • MD, State Univ. NY Buffalo (1985) • Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, Rhode Island Hospital (1987-1991) • Fellow, Hand, Upper Extremity & Microvascular Surgery, Rhode Island Hospital (1991-1992)

  25. DAVID deDIANOUS, MD • Assistant Professor, PM&R, MCW • Education • BS, California State Univ. (1986) • MD, St. Louis Univ. School of Medicine (1996) • Residency, PM&R, MCW (1992-1996) • Fellowship, Spine Medicine, Univ. of Pennsylvania (1996-1997)

  26. JEFFREY SCHWAB, MD • Chairman, Orthopaedic Surgery • Education • BA, College of St. Thomas (1967) • MD, Univ. of Minn. School of Medicine (1971) • Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, MCW (1974-1978) • Fellowship, AO Trauma, Univ. Hospital Kantonsspital, Switzerland (1988)

  27. TIMOTHY DILLINGHAM, MD • Chairman, Dept PM&R • Education • BS, University of Idaho (1982) • MD, University of Washington School of Med (1986) • MS, University of Washington (1990) • Residency, PM&R, University of Washington (1987-1990)

  28. JACQUELINE WERTSCH, MD • Professor, Dept PM&R • Electromyography Fellowship Program Director • Education • BS, Univ. of Wisconsin (1969) • MD, Medical College of Pennsylvania (1974) • Resident, Family Practice, Univ. of Illinois (1974-1975) • Resident, PM&R Northwestern Univ. Medical Center (1978-1980) • Fellowship, Clinical Neurophysiology, MCW (1980-1981)

  29. David Harder, PhD • Professor, Depts Physiology, Medicine and Pediatrics • Associate Dean for Research • Research Career Scientist • Education • BS, Univ. of Wisconsin (1972) • MS, Physiology, MCW (1975) • PhD, Biophysics, MCW (1976)

  30. Paula Papanek, PhD, MPT, FACSM • Associate Professor, Marquette University • Director of Exercise Science, Marquette University • Education • BS, University of Louisville (1981) • MS, University of Louisville (1984) • PhD, University of Florida (1989) • MPT, Marquette University (1999)

  31. DAVID GUTTERMAN, MD • Senior Associate Dean for Research • Professor, Depts Medicine, Physiology, Epidemiology and Pharmacology • Northwestern Mutual Professor of Medicine • Education • BA, Univ. of North Carolina (1976) • MD, Univ. of North Carolina (1980) • Resident, Internal Medicine, Univ. of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics (1980-1982) • Fellow, Cardiovascular Diseases, Univ. of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics (1982-1983) • Chief Resident, Internal Medicine, Univ. of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics (1983-1984) • Fellow-Associate, Cardiovascular Diseases, Univ. of Iowa Hospitals& Clinics (1984-1986)

  32. Nicole Fasules, RD, CD, CSSD • Sports Medicine Dietitian • Education • BS, Dietetics, Mount Mary College (1999) • Background • Founder, Owner of Way of Life Nutrition & Fitness (2001) • Consultant Dietitian for Wauwatosa Health Dept • Consultant Dietitian for Wellness Solutions, Inc • Consultant Dietitian for Coca Cola

  33. Becky Kohl, DPT • Physical Therapist, Sports Medicine Center, Froedtert • Inpatient PT, West Allis Memorial Hospital • Interval Training Instructor, WAC • Education • BS, UW Milwaukee (2004) • DPT, Marquette University (2007)

  34. Ariane Smith Machin, PhD • Psychologist/Sport Psychologist • Eduction • BA, Franklin & Marshall College (2000) • MA, University of Minnesota (2002) • Pre-doctoral Internship, University of Delaware (2007-2008) • PhD, University of North Texas (2008) • Post-doctoral Fellowship: University of Wisconsin-Madison (2008-2009)

  35. CLINIC SCHEDULE

  36. SPORTS FACULTY

  37. ORTHOPAEDIC FACULTY • Roger Daley, MD • Richard Marks, MD • Radiology

  38. SPECIALTY FACULTY • David deDianous, MD • Spine • Interventional procedures • Jacqueline Wertsch, MD • EMG • Anatomy and Kinesiology

  39. Research Faculty • David Gutterman, MD • David Harder, PhD • Paula Papanek, PhD, MPT, FACSM

  40. Current Research Milwaukee Ballet • Disordered eating • EDE-Q • Food Records • Amenorrhea • Blood Work • Questionnaires • Osteoporosis • DXA • Endothelial dysfunction • US technique • Folic Acid • Cardiac ECHO

  41. PRIOR FELLOWS • John Stavrakos, MD • 2005-2006 • The South Bend Clinic, South Bend, IN • Sophia Lal, DO • 2006-2007 • University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL • Heather Havlik, MD • 2007-2008 • Charlotte Sports Medicine, Charlotte, NC • Stacey Lynch, MD • 2008-2009 • Private Practice, Milwaukee, WI • MSK US available • Megan Noon, MD • 2009-2010 • Joined Sports Medicine Staff • Assistant Professor Orthopaedic Surgery • Co-Director Sports Medicine Fellowship • Karie Zach, MD • 2010-2011 (Current Fellow)

  42. Thank you! PM&R Sports Medicine Program

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