Clinical Rotations
The rotation schedule for the orthopaedic surgery residency program at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University provides a broad and in-depth exposure to all orthopaedic specialties. Our schedule is designed to deliver a well-rounded training experience.
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Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Rotation Schedule
Residents rotate through most orthopaedic subspecialties as both a junior and senior resident. The schedule allows for increasing responsibility based on individual advancement during the training period. This includes opportunities for early operative experiences in hand & upper extremity, spine, sports medicine and trauma. Elective rotations in PGY3 and PGY5 years allow time to focus on research and prepare for subspecialty fellowship.
PGY - 1 Year
- 3 months general surgical training*
- 1 month surgical skills training
- 1 month MSK radiology
- 1 month PM&R
- 1 month spine
- 3 months orthopaedic trauma
- 6 weeks hand & upper extremity
- 6 weeks sports medicine
PGY - 4 Year
- 3 months spine
- 3 months hand and upper extremity
- 3 months pediatric orthopedics
- 3 months orthopaedic trauma
PGY - 2 Year
- 3 months pediatric orthopaedics
- 3 months joint replacement and oncology
- 6 months orthopaedic trauma and night float
PGY - 5 Year
- 3 months sports medicine / shoulder
- 3 months general orthopaedics at the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center
- 3 months research/elective
- 3 months joint replacement and oncology
PGY - 3 Year
- 6 weeks research/elective
- 6 weeks shoulder
- 3 months sports medicine
- 3 months foot and ankle
- 3 months general orthopaedics at the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center
*General surgical training consists of one-month rotations in various departments and subspecialties including the intensive care unit, pediatric surgery, and general trauma surgery.
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Residency | Orthopaedic Surgery
Shannon Williford
762-375-1633