Program Highlights


The Mount Carmel Orthopedic Residency Program offers an excellent educational experience. The highlights of the program include:

Education Experience

  • Fully functional Arthroscopic skills lab including Knee and Shoulder models.
  • Sawbones Laboratory with complete representation of sawbones models, fractures and different current fixation implants for hands-on experience.
  • Early operative experience.
  • Exceptional academic curriculum and conference schedule (see weekly conference overview).
  • All rotations take place in Columbus; residents are never required to leave their families and homes for rotations out of the city.
  • Dedicated time for the study of Orthopedic Basic Science and Anatomy.
  • Optional research elective.
  • Optional elective in the orthopedic subspecialty of choice as Chief Resident.
  • Well-rounded exposure to orthopedic subspecialty areas, including faculty members with fellowship training in the following areas:
    • Adult Reconstruction
    • Foot and Ankle
    • Hand and Upper Extremity
    • Orthopedic Traumatology
    • Pediatric Orthopedics
    • Spine
    • Sports Medicine
    • Shoulder and Elbow Surgery

Facilities and Support Staff

  • Health science library with three full-time librarians.
  • New office space to accommodate all orthopedic residents.
  • Dedicated orthopedic inpatient unit, with subspecialty orthopedic nurses.
  • Supportive Medical Education Department.
  • Formal instruction in statistical design and analysis, and access to biostatistician for assistance with manuscript preparation.
  • Resident fitness area.
  • Dedicated orthopedic mid-level providers to assist with patient care.