Report from the 2009 AOA North American Traveling Fellowship

Report from the 2009 AOA North American Traveling Fellowship.

Focused on young surgeons starting their careers in academic orthopaedics, the John J. Fahey, MD, Memorial North American Traveling Fellowship (NATF) has served to promote clinical, intellectual, and scientific exchange in orthopaedic surgery for the last forty-five years. The 2013 NATF was a tremendous experience for each and every one of us. We quickly developed very tight bonds with each oth...

The 2015 American-British-Canadian Traveling Fellows Report.

The 2015 Austrian-Swiss-German Fellowship Report.

The History of the Austrian-Swiss-German Traveling Fellowship The Austrian-Swiss-German (ASG) Traveling Fellowship was established in 1979; Karl Zweymüller from Austria, Alex Staubli from Switzerland, and Günter Janssen and Udo Rodegerdts from Germany were the first fellows chosen by their respective national societies to travel to different renowned centers in the United Kingdom, Canada, and t...

The Current State and Needs of North American Movement Disorders Fellowship Programs

Background. Movement disorders fellowships are an important source of future clinician-specialists and clinician-scientists for the field. Scant published information exists on the number and characteristics of North American movement disorders fellowship training programs. Methods. A 31-item internet-based survey was formulated and distributed to academic movement disorders listed in the Ameri...

The 2007 ABC Traveling Fellowship: building international orthopaedic bridges.