The University of Florida Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation is committed to educating and training individuals to become independent practitioners capable of providing the highest quality orthopaedic care. This includes the development of professional competence and inculcation of the professional attitudes to be a successful orthopaedic practitioner. The residency program includes education in the basic sciences, the cognitive and technical skills necessary to practice orthopaedic surgery, and the development of clinical knowledge and maturity so that surgical judgment can be appropriately applied in the care of patients.
It is expected that individuals who complete this program will become competent in both the non-surgical management and surgical management including the preoperative, operative and postoperative care of patients in all the areas that constitute the principal components of orthopaedic surgery.
It is expected that individuals who enter and complete this program will maintain professional standards of the highest quality including: dedication to patient care, respect for patients and their families, the ability to make sound ethical and scientific judgments in the care of patients, scholarly thinking, dedication to life long self-directed learning, the ability to work well with others and to become part of a team, and intellectual and personal integrity.
The individuals in this program are expected to teach and share knowledge with colleagues, students and other health care providers. They are expected to develop skills and habits of self-learning and appraisal of their own abilities which will continue throughout their practice. The orthopaedist must also develop a respect for the cultural, religious, and individual preferences of the patient and their family as well as other health care providers. The orthopedist must be aware of the cost and societal implications of decisions and be able to adapt to the evolving health care system in this country.
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Candice Dubose, MDUniversity of Texas |
Joe Gentile, MDVanderbilt University |
Dane Iams, MDMedical College |
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Chung Ming Chan, MDNational University |
Chris Grayson, MDLouisiana State University |
Matt Patrick, MDMedical University of |
Andrew Waligora, MDDrexel University College of Medicine |
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Tony Bryant, MDUniversity of Florida |
Wesley Frevert, MDUniversity of Missouri |
Chris Holden, MDUniversity of Florida |
Ryan Schnetzer, MDMedical College |
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Justin Deen, MDFlorida State University |
Randy Luo, MDBaylor College of |
Nick Newsum, MDUniversity of Toledo |
David Sollacio, MDUniversity of Miami |
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Matt Crozier, MDUniversity of Texas |
Chris Matthews, MDUniversity of Florida |
Joshua Vickers, MDUniversity of Florida |
Brendan Williams, MDColumbia University |


















