Spine Fellowship: Advanced Surgical Training & Research

The CORE Institute; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The CORE Institute in Phoenix, AZ seeks a one-year Spine Fellowship fellow who has completed or is completing an Orthopedic Surgery Residency in the United States or Canada. This on-site, full-time fellowship emphasizes management of spinal disorders with exposure to non-operative and operative care, including minimally invasive and open techniques.

Fellows will participate in monthly spine conferences and journal clubs, with access to a clinical research infrastructure and regulatory support to

Qualifications

• Completion of or currently participating in an Orthopedic Surgery Residency in the United States or Canada is required.
• CV, Personal Statement, three letters of recommendation required.

Responsibilities

• The fellow will actively prepare for and participate in monthly spine conferences and journal clubs.
• The program offers exposure to a range of spine disorders and both non-operative and surgical workups, including minimally invasive and open techniques.

Education

Orthopedic Surgery Residency

Job description

Fellow - The CORE Institute Spine Fellowship

Job Category: Provider

Requisition Number: FELLO010400

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• Posted : May 15, 2025
• Full-Time
• On-site

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Description

Program Directors: Ali Araghi, DO, and Norman Chutkan, MD
Faculty: Byron Willis, MD

The CORE Institute Spine Fellowship offers a one-year post-residency program in the management of spinal disorders. The Spine Division is comprised of talented leaders covering all areas of spine surgical treatment with a team of pain management and rehabilitation specialists who provide non-operative spine care. Spinal disorder management includes non-surgical and surgical workups as well as preoperative evaluation and appropriate patient selection. Surgical training includes cutting-edge minimally invasive and open surgeries in the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine, from the anterior, lateral, and posterior approaches. Degenerative conditions as well as tumors, fractures, and adult deformity are part of the experience. The fellow will actively prepare for and participate in monthly spine conferences and journal clubs. The fellow will benefit from access to a biomechanical research laboratory, motion analysis laboratory, and a clinical research infrastructure with a fully staffed team of regulatory, contract, grant, and research coordinators.

Requirements when applying: CV, Personal Statement, three letters of recommendation.

Completion of or currently participating in an Orthopedic Surgery Residency in the United States or Canada is required.

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