the orthoPA-c podcast

Dr. Tim Bert is a fellowship trained orthopedic surgeon and recently spoke at the PAOS subspecialty conference, Ortho in the West.

What is FAI and what causes it? What are the risk factors? What is the difference between CAM and pincer impingement? Are there common concomitant injuries or pathologies associated with FAI? What would be a typical patient who we might see with this problem? Part 1 of 3.

Part 3 of 3. Nuts and bolts of ankle arthroplasty. Jason Patterson, MD is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in foot and ankle and practices in the active, outdoorsy community of Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Patterson recently gave a talk at our Phoenix meeting titled “Ankle Arthroplasty, where is the love?” which will be available at PAOS.org for discounted enduring credit CME. "PAOS on Demand" is also available for non-PAOS members at AAPA.org

Part 2 of 3. Jason Patterson, MD is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in foot and ankle and practices in the active, outdoorsy community of Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Patterson recently gave a talk at our Phoenix meeting titled “Ankle Arthroplasty, where is the love?” which will be available at PAOS.org for discounted enduring credit CME. "PAOS on Demand" is also available for non-PAOS members at AAPA.org

Jason Patterson, MD is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in foot and ankle and practices in the active, outdoorsy community of Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Patterson recently gave a talk at our Phoenix meeting titled “Ankle Arthroplasty, where is the love?”, and agreed to come on our podcast to discuss foot and ankle arthroplasty. Part 1 of 3 - Lesser toes to the greater toe - nonoperative treatment, arthrodesis, fusion, and more.

Tim Thompson, PAC, discusses proximal humerus fractures and considerations for treatment in part 2 of 2. He also discusses career options for PAs beyond clinical practice and ways to explore what's out there.

Tim recently gave a talk on proximal humerus fractures and the treatments of proximal humerus fractures at our meeting Ortho in the West, Feb 23, in PHX. Check out our homepage for a link to our video of the month, featuring this talk.

Tim Thompson, PA-C, discusses proximal humerus fractures and considerations for treatment. Tim recently gave a talk on proximal humerus fractures and the treatments of proximal humerus fractures at our meeting Ortho in the West, Feb 23, in PHX. He discussed several types of treatments and surgeries but admitted he couldn't say what the best treatment is for every fracture because so much depends on the patient's goals and expectations from the surgery. What are the pros and cons of each surgical repair?

Ashley Reasey, MPAS, PA-C practices Palliative and Supportive care. She discusses with Sam what to consider as we treat and communicate with patients and their families facing hip fracture and other injuries and conditions. Part 2 of 2.

Ashley Reasey, MPAS, PA-C practices Palliative and Supportive care. She discusses with Sam what to consider as we treat and communicate with patients and their families facing hip fracture and other injuries and conditions. Part 1 of 2.

New interview next week on Palliative Care and orthopedics!

Here is part 2 of a conversation between Sam and PA Emeritus Mike Weber, as they discuss how to get involved in leadership in the profession.

Mike Weber, PA-C Emeritus, talks leadership with Sam and what to consider when taking a leadership role.