Orthopedic Acute Injury Clinic

Help treat acute injuries, acute illnesses, nutrition issues, stress fractures, tendonitis, and other athletically-associated infirmities. If necessary, they work closely with orthopedic surgeons to help ensure their patients' needs and expectations are met, should surgery be required.

Participating in a program of graduate medical education and training in a specialized area of medicine.Acts as both a student and a health care provider.Works in concert with other members of the health care team to provide direct medical care to patients.Diagnoses patients’ medical problems and devises appropriate management and treatment plans.May perform surgeries if appropriate to medical specialty and level of training.Must have a Doctor of Medicine (MD), Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), or other acceptable final medical diploma, such as an MBBS.Supervised by more senior Residents and by attending physicians.Takes medical histories, performs physical examinations, orders and interprets diagnostic studies, and performs some medical procedures.Typically first interacts with newly admitted patients either in the Emergency Department, on the ward, in a special care unit, or in an operating room.

Handled and maintained chemicals for anodizing.

Provided patients information and support hospital floor staff.