Fellowship in Sports Medicine and Shoulder

1. Must have successfully completed an accredited Orthopaedic Surgery residency before the start of fellowship
2. Must hold or be eligible for a California State medical license
3. Must meet UCSF Graduate Medical Education (GME) employment requirements
4. Strong clinical and surgical background in orthopaedics (expected for selection)

The Sports Medicine and Shoulder Fellowship at UCSF School of Medicine is a comprehensive, high-volume orthopaedic training program designed to develop advanced expertise in the management of sports-related injuries and shoulder disorders. The fellowship provides extensive hands-on experience in both arthroscopic and open surgical procedures involving the shoulder, knee, hip, and elbow, with exposure to a wide range of routine and complex cases. Fellows train under world-renowned faculty and benefit from a high case volume that enhances operative skills and clinical decision-making. The program also emphasizes mentorship and academic development, including participation in research, teaching, and scholarly activities, preparing fellows for careers as skilled clinicians, surgeon-scientists, and leaders in orthopaedic sports medicine