Fellowship in Spine Surgery

1. MD or DO degree from a recognized medical school
2. Completion of an accredited Orthopaedic Surgery Residency or Neurosurgery Residency
3. Eligibility for medical licensure in Indiana, United States
4. Demonstrated interest in spine surgery and research
5. Submission of required fellowship application documents
6. Successful interview with the fellowship selection committee

OrthoIndy is a nationally recognized orthopedic specialty healthcare system in Indianapolis known for its advanced musculoskeletal treatment and surgeon training programs. The institute collaborates with the Orthopaedic Research Foundation to provide structured fellowship education focused on clinical excellence and academic advancement. The Spine Fellowship is designed to train surgeons in both operative and non-operative management of spinal disorders within a high-volume specialty hospital environment. Fellows participate in complex spine surgeries, multidisciplinary case discussions, and research initiatives aimed at improving spine care outcomes. The program emphasizes advanced surgical techniques, minimally invasive spine procedures, and evidence-based treatment approaches. Trainees work closely with experienced spine surgeons and gain exposure to diverse cases involving degenerative, traumatic, and deformity-related spinal conditions. The institute also provides opportunities for academic development through conferences, teaching, and clinical research. Graduates of the program typically pursue careers as specialized spine surgeons in academic centers or advanced orthopedic practices.