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Dr. Claire McDaniel…

The Best Way to Approach the Personal Statement

20 Feb 2023
Claire McDaniel, MD | Liana Tedesco, MD February 20, 2023 The personal statement is a key part of applying for residency or fellowship but can be challenging to write. This…
Dr. Claire McDaniel…

How to Give Feedback to Junior Residents

21 Dec 2022
Claire McDaniel, MD | Ryley Zastrow, MD December 21, 2022 Giving and receiving feedback is a challenging skill regardless of training level. Residency may be the first time that you…
Dr. Aaron Brandt…

What is the Value of Mentorship?

7 Dec 20222 Dec 2022
Bonnie Gregory, MD | Aaron Brandt, MD December 7, 2022 Employed in both formal and informal ways in medicine and business alike, a mentorship relationship is considered to be dynamic,…
Dr. Claire McDaniel…

Resident Orthopaedic Core Knowledge (ROCK) Curriculum

25 Aug 2022
Claire McDaniel, MD | Ryley Zastrow, MD August 25, 2022 Many educational resources are available to orthopaedic surgery residents, including OrthoBullets, ResStudy, Orthopaedic Video Theater, VuMedi, Youtube, textbooks, journal articles,…
Dr. Amiethab Aiyer…

How to Succeed on Away Rotations

1 Aug 20223 Aug 2022
Matthew Varacallo, MD | Amiethab Aiyer, MD August 1, 2022 Whether you are rotating at a program down the street from your home program or traveling across the country, the…
Dr. Claire McDaniel…

How to Succeed as an Intern

13 Jul 2022
Claire McDaniel, MD | Liana Tedesco, MD July 13, 2022 The start of residency is an excitingโ€“and dauntingโ€“time for new physicians. There are a few key points to know as…
Dr. Gabriella Ode…

Preparing for the ABOS, Part 1

5 Jul 2022
Gabriella Ode, MD | Milton Little, MD, FAAOS July 5, 2022 Congratulations! Youโ€™ve just graduated from residency. After an arduous five or six years of training, you have made it…
Dr. Claire McDaniel…

How to Study for the OITE

25 May 2022
Claire McDaniel, MD | Liana Tedesco, MD May 25, 2022 Orthopedic surgery residents sit for the AAOS Orthopedic In Training Exam (OITE) each November. Finding the best study strategy can…
Dr. Daniel Osei…

Starting Your Practice

4 May 2022
Gabriella Ode, MD | Daniel Osei, MD, MSc, FAAOS May 4, 2022 After spending most of oneโ€™s residency dreaming of being done with the long nights and the lack of…
Dr. Claire McDaniel…

Preparing for Intern Year

12 Apr 202225 May 2022
Claire McDaniel, MD | Liana Tedesco, MD April 12, 2022 Congratulations โ€“ You matched! You can take a deep sigh of relief. You are going to be an orthopedic surgeon.…

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Developed as a complementary resource to the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (JAAOSยฎ), โ€œSounds from the Training Roomโ€ is dedicated to furthering the education of young orthopaedic surgeons with insights into residency transitions, medical school success, attending physician involvement, and more.

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