July 2023 Day in the Life of an Orthopedic Specialist
Open through 7/16/2023
The program is intended to provide you with information about the specialties listed below. We will also touch on other topics, including schooling/program requirements, getting into practice/the work force, and what a typical day is like for an orthopedic specialist.
During the TRIA experience, you will hear about our philosophy on patient centered care, learn about a few of our unique programs, and view a previously recorded ACL reconstruction surgery. After the event, you will receive a request to complete an evaluation of the course.
Objectives:
- Gain a general introduction to TRIA and the orthopedic profession.
- Become acquainted with the specific roles of different orthopedic specialists, allowing for future opportunities to directly observe a specialist in a clinical or ambulatory environment.
- Obtain a clear understanding of the requirements and education needed to pursue a career in various orthopedic careers.
- Introduction to available resources and how to utilize them.
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Primary areas of focus include: · Physical Therapy · Physician Assistant · Orthopedic Physician · Medical School, Residency, Fellowship · Athletic Training · Surgical Observation |
Additionally, we touch on the following topics*: · Nursing · Occupational Therapy · Radiology Technologists · Surgical Technician
*Topics are subject to change |
Observation after the Program:
Observation is coordinated following program attendance. We will reach out to you within 2-3 months to schedule and will do everything we can to accommodate the observation within 6 months.
Fee:
There is no charge to attend this course.
Who can I contact if I need assistance with registration or have other questions?
Please email your questions to triaeducation@tria.com or call the main office line at (952)806-5603 between 8:00am – 4:30pm CST, Monday – Friday.
Observation is coordinated following program attendance. We will reach out to you within 2-3 months to schedule and will do everything we can to accommodate the observation within 6 months.