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The Ohio State University Training Program is committed to providing a well-rounded educational experience for all residents in every aspect of orthopaedics. By combining a large volume of clinical work in each orthopaedic subspecialty, the academic pursuits in research and teaching are optimized. The program's parent institution is The Ohio State University Hospital. Three additional hospitals, Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus Children's Hospital, and Grant Hospital collaborate with the parent institution to provide each resident with complimentary ingredients for a well-rounded orthopaedic educational experience. The affiliation of the four hospitals provides a broad spectrum of musculoskeletal problems and pathology in all ages.  The education of the orthopaedic residents at each hospital is the responsibility of the Director of Orthopaedic Education at each respective hospital, which is ultimately supervised by the Program Director.

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Electronic Interactive Database Access (FREIDA) Online
American Medical Association offers an online database of information on graduate medical education programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), and combined specialty programs. FREIDA Online lists detailed information for those programs that provide updated data to the AMA and request an expanded listing. The database includes information on residency program requirements and board certification requirements as well as medical licensure, the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), and the entry of foreign-born medical graduates to the US.

To view details of OSU Orthopaedics program, click on FREIDA Online below. Enter our program identifier, 260-38-21-099, in the program locator field and click on "Go" button.

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