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Affiliated Hospitals
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children
First established in 1893 by Dr. George S. Gerhard, Bryn Mawr Hospital is a teaching hospital with a history of more than a century of providing excellent care to the community. Bryn Mawr today is a member of the Jefferson Health System and serves as a major teaching affiliate of the Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. The orthopaedic surgeons at Bryn Mawr Hospital specialize in joint replacement, sports medicine, spine, foot and ankle, as well as general orthopaedics. In addition, the section of hand surgery utilizes the latest techniques in treating all aspects of hand and wrist problems. The Arthritis and Orthopaedic unit at Bryn Mawr Hospital is a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, therapists and support staff oriented to provide the comprehensive care and education to patients with all types of arthridities.
Residents spend two months as a PGY-2 and PGY-3 and four months as a PGY-4 at the Bryn Mawr Hospital. The high volume and diversity of patients treated at this institution enable residents to gain valuable experience in the treatment of a wide variety of orthopaedic pathology. A fixed weekly conference schedule emphasizes both didactic teaching from attending physicians and resident participation.
Robert P. Good, MD, Chief
Joint Replacement/Sports Medicine
William D. Emper, MD
Joint Replacement/Sports Medicine
Joseph L. Eremus, MD
Foot and Ankle/General Orthopaedics
Joseph V. Vernace, MD
Joint Replacement/General Orthopaedics
Eric B. Smith, MD
Joint Replacement/General Orthopaedics
William H. Kirkpatrick, MD
Hand Surgery
Marwan A. Wehbe, MD
Hand Surgery
Jack Abboudi, MD
Hand Surgery
Charles Leinberry, MD
Hand Surgery
Jonathan Rosenfeld, MD
Hand Surgery
Matthew Lorei, MD
Joint Replacement/Sports Medicine
Kevin Freedman, MD
Joint Replacement/Sports Medicine
Established in 1825, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital has over 700 patient beds. Between July 1, 1995 to June 30, 1996, over 25,900 persons were treated as inpatients and the emergency room recorded approximately 51,000 visits. The university is well known for a number of major programs for heart disease, cancer, liver transplants, orthopaedics and many other areas of medicine and surgery. It is only one of a few hospitals in the United States that is recognized as both a Regional Level 1 Trauma Center and as a federally-recognized regional Spinal Cord Injury Center.
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital is the core hospital of the Jefferson orthopaedic residency. A majority of PGY-2 year and PGY-3 years is spent on a number of rotations affiliated with the hospital. Residents spend their entire PGY-5 year as chief of one of the three primary inpatient services. The orthopaedic experience at Jefferson is comprised of the physicians of the Rothman Institute, the Jefferson Sports and Spine Center, the Philadelphia Hand Center and the Jefferson Shoulder Center.
JOINT REPLACEMENT
SPORTS MEDICINE
Michael G. Ciccotti, MD
Sports Medicine
Robert W. Frederick, MD
Sports Medicine
Matthew Pepe, MD
Sports Medicine
Peter F. DeLuca, MD
Sports Medicine
Paul A. Marchetto, MD
Sports Medicine
Steven B. Cohen, MD
Sports Medicine
Peter Vitanzo, MD
Sports Medicine/Family Medicine
Craig Rubenstein, MD
Sports Medicine/Family Medicine
Bruce D. Hopper, Jr, MD
Sports Medicine
Charles N. Krome, DO
Sports Medicine
Christopher J. Mehallo, DO
Sports Medicine
FOOT & ANKLE
Steven M. Raikin, MD
Foot and Ankle
Jamal Ahmad, MD
Foot and Ankle
Homyar N. Karanjia, DPM
Foot and Ankle
Steven Allon, MD
Foot and Ankle
Nicholas R. Tawell, DPM, PT
Foot and Ankle
SPINE
Alexander R. Vaccaro, MD
Spine
Todd J. Albert, MD
Spine
Alan S. Hilibrand, MD
Spine
D. Gregg Anderson, MD
Spine
Ravi Ponnappan, MD
Spine
SHOULDER
John M. Fenlin, MD
Shoulder Surgery
Barbara G. Frieman, MD
Shoulder Surgery
Mark Lazarus, MD
Shoulder Surgery
Charles Getz, MD
Shoulder Service
Gerald Williams, MD
Shoulder Service
Matt Ramsey, MD
Shoulder Service
PAIN MANAGEMENT
Mitchell K. Freedman, DO
Pain Management
Mark Harwood, MD
Pain Management
Michael Falcone, MD
Pain Management
Theordore Conliffe, MD
Pain Management
John S. Taras, MD
Hand Surgery
A. Lee Osterman, MD
Hand Surgery
John M. Bednar, MD
Hand Surgery
Randall W. Culp, MD
Hand Surgery
David S. Zelouf, MD
Hand Surgery
Stephanie Sweet, MD
Hand Surgery
Mark Rekart, MD
Hand Surgery
Phani Dantuluri, MD
Hand Surgery
The Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, located in Wilmington, Deleware is operated by the Nemours Foundation. Founded in 1940, the hospital has 128 beds dedicated to the care of children from birth through the age of 17 regardless of economic status. The duPont hospital for Children is a fully-accredited, non profit teaching facility that serves at the pediatric hospital for Thomas Jefferson University. In addition to its internationally renowned clinical and teaching programs, the hospital supports a large and diverse research department consisting of 20 programs and dozens of ongoing studies.
Thomas Jefferson University Orthopaedic residents spend a total of four months at A.I. duPont during their PGY-4 year. Here residents work closely with the attending staff to develop a firm understanding of the basics of orthopaedic care. Resident responsibilities include operating skills, and participating in clinics. Residents actively participate in the conference schedule and are expected to produce one research project and one grand round presentation during their rotation.
J. Richard Bowen, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
Shanmuga S. Jayakumar, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
Richard Kruse, DO
Pediatric Orthopaedics
William G. MacKenzie, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
Dan Mason, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
Freeman Miller, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
Peter Gabos, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
Suken Shah, MD
Pediatric Orthopaedics
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