Foot & Ankle Advanced Reconstruction Fellowship

Program Overview

The CORE Institute Foot and Ankle Advanced Reconstruction Fellowship Program spans 12 months, focusing on the comprehensive aspects of foot and ankle surgery, including operative, clinical, and business dimensions. The program is recognized by the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS).

Fellows collaborate with fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeons, gaining expertise in primary and revision total ankle arthroplasty, advanced forefoot and hindfoot reconstruction, trauma, arthroscopy, external fixation, and Charcot reconstruction. The program provides insights into the day-to-day operations of a dynamic orthopedic practice in the U.S. Emphasis is placed on enhanced clinical decision-making and academics, contributing to a well-rounded education. Fellows have diverse research opportunities, with a requirement for two mandatory publications. This fellowship is crafted to elevate exposure to the highest level of foot and ankle surgery.

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Eligibility

Applicants must have completed a residency program in the United States or Canada, be board-eligible or board-certified, be a U.S. citizen, and be able to obtain an Arizona state medical license before the fellowship begins.

How to Apply

Only ACFAS Standardized Fellowship Applications are accepted. The application is on the ACFAS website, and the requirements are listed on its first page.

Submit your application and any questions to [email protected].

Deadline: March 1

• ACFAS fellowship application