Hoch (Zeni), Anne, DO
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Sports Medicine Fellowship
Philosophy
We emphasize a team approach to sports medicine. Primary care physicians, orthopaedic surgeons, physical therapists, trainers, and others work together, allowing us to utilize available resources and maximize benefits when treating athletes. We believe this is the best way to approach sports medicine.
Program Overview
The Medical College of Wisconsin Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Sports Medicine Fellowship is a 1-year clinical fellowship in nonoperative sports medicine. The majority of the fellowship will be spent in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of sports related injuries and medical conditions. An optional focus will be unique issues that affect the female athlete, although all aspects of general sports medicine will be encountered (i.e. exercise physiology, nutrition, sports psychology, cardiology and electrodiagnostic medicine).
Sports medicine experience
Fellowship experiences are diverse, encompassing a full range of education, research, and training activities. Patients will be seen in the Sports Medicine Center. One day per week will be protected for research. The fellow will assist in training room and team event coverage at Divine Holy Angels High School, LaFleur's Gymnastics, and Trinity Irish Dance. The fellow will be involved in clinical program development and community education on various topics related to sports medicine.
Call - None. However, sporting event coverage and training room clinics may require evening and weekend hours.
Positions
One fellowship position per year. Appointment is as an Instructor of Orthopaedic Surgery.
Departments
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Orthopaedic Surgery
Faculty
Anne Z. Hoch, DO
Megan L. Noon, MD
Carole S. Vetter, MD
Kevin D. Walter, MD, FAAP
Roger Daley, MD
Research
A portion of the Fellow's time will be devoted to collaborative clinical research in the area of sports medicine in conjunction with the Cardiovascular Center. The Fellow will be expected to present an abstract or clinical case study at the annual American College of Sports Medicine meeting or American Medical Society for Sports Medicine meeting. In addition, the Fellow is required to present at the Orthopaedic Research Day and PM&R Research Day. You will be involved in study design, IRB approval, data collection, data entry, data analysis, and manuscript writing.
Duration
1 year (August 1 to July 31)
Salary and Benefits
$61,250/year (2013-2014)
Health, liability, disability, and life insurance
Up to four weeks paid vacation
Time and funds for approved conference attendance
http://www.mcw.edu/humanresources/Benefits.htm
Application Information
Deadline for application is October 1st.
The Medical College of Wisconsin Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Sports Medicine Fellowship participates in the National Residency Match Program (NRMP) Specialty Match. Download a universal sports medicine application or contact:
Contact
Anne Z. Hoch, DO
Director, PM&R Sports Medicine Fellowship
Medical College of Wisconsin
Sports Medicine Center
8700 Watertown Plank Road
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Tel: 414-805-7461
Fax: 414-805-7171
Applications can be sent to:
Karen Gonzalez
Program Coordinator
Medical College of Wisconsin
Sports Medicine Center
8700 Watertown Plank Road
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Tel: 414-805-7461
Fax: 414-805-7171
Email: kgonzalez@mcw.edu
Program Summary
ACGME accreditation
Anatomy laboratories
Integrated, multidisciplinary sports as instructors
No call
Opportunity for exposure to coverage at professional sports level
Continuity clinics to maintain primary care skills
Sports Medicine Fellowship Info and Application
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