welcome

Welcome

Welcome New Members

L. Andrew Koman, MD

Introducing the

AOA Membership

Class of 2013

Joseph A. Abboud, MD

Thomas C. Barber, MD

J. Scott Broderick, MD

Robert D. Bronstein, MD

Robert H. Brophy, MD

Jacob M. Buchowski, MD

Susan Bukata, MD

Christine B. Caltoum, MD

Michael G. Ciccotti, MD

Gregory J. Della Rocca, MD, PhD

Marlene DeMaio, MD

John A. DiPreta, MD

Seth D. Dodds, MD

David C. Flanigan, MD

Jeffrey A. Geller, MD

J. Eric Gordon, MD

Grant L. Jones, MD

Jay D. Keener, MD

Sameh A. Labib, MD

Steven J. Lee, MD

Zhongyu John Li, MD, PhD

Gregory B. Maletis, MD

Edward B. McDonough, MD

Toni M. McLaurin, MD

Michael Medvecky, MD

Vasilios Moutzouros, MD

Elisha T. Powell, IV, MD

Afshin E. Razi, MD

Robert N. Reddix, Jr., MD

J. Spence Reid, MD

David R. Richardson, MD

Rachel S. Rohde, MD

Stephen B. Sundberg, MD

Steven J. Svoboda, MD

Norman S. Turner, III, MD

Iiya Voloshin, MD

Roland H. Winter, MD

David A. Yngve, MD

David S. Zelouf, MD

In Memory of Warren Kadrmas, MD

• Recognized as the outstanding resident graduate at the Hospital for Special Surgery

• Served as a mentor, educator, and leader for all of Air Force orthopaedics

• Orthopaedic surgery consultant to the Surgeon General of the Air Force

Class of 2013 MembersNot in Attendance

• Charles L. Barnes, MD• Richard J. Bransford, MD• Ivan Cheng, MD• Jeffrey N. Davila, MD• Christopher C. Dodson, MD• Patrick B. Ebeling, MD• Cristin M. Ferguson, MD• Jonathan A. Forsberg, MD • David A. Fuller, MD• Joseph A. Janicki, MD

• Jason E. Lang, MD• Robert S. Namba, MD• Joshua C. Patt, MD• Benjamin K. Potter, MD• Benjamin D. Roye, MD• Anthony A. Scaduto, MD• Nirmal C. Tejwani, MD• John M. Tokish, MD• Peter G. Whang, MD

Welcome

AOA Membership

Class of 2013

Business Meeting

AOA Members OnlyFriday, June 19, 2014

10:45am – 11:45am

Report of the President

Scott D. Boden, MD

Retiring Executive Committee Members

• Douglas R. Dirschl, MDSecond Past President

• Sanford E. Emery, MD, MBATreasurer

• Leesa M. Galatz, MDDelegate-At-Large

• L. Andrew Koman, MDMembership Chair

• Serena S. Hu, MDProgram Chair

• Alan S. Hilibrand, MDPublications Chair

• Dennis M. MurphyLay Delegate

Retiring Committee Chairs

• Sanford E. Emery, MD, MBA

Audit CommitteeFinance Committee

• Kevin P. Black, MD

Distinguished Contributions to Orthopaedics Award Committee

• Douglas R. Dirschl, MD

Distinguished Clinician Educator Award Committee

• L. Andrew Koman, MD

Membership Committee

• Terrance D. Peabody, MD

Nominating Committee

• G. Paul DeRosa, MD

OIOM Council

• Serena S. Hu, MD

Program Committee

• Alan S. Hilibrand, MD

Publications Committee

• John G. Heller, MD

Young Leaders Committee

• Robert F. Ostrum, MD

Young Leaders Committee

Retiring Committee Chairs

Academic Leadership

Committee’s

Retiring Liaisons• Julie Balch Samora, MD, PhD, MPH

Association of American Medical Colleges—Organization of Resident Representatives

• Joel Jeffries, MDCouncil of Medical Specialty Societies—Organization of Program Directors Associations

Thank you to all who have dedicated

time and service to the AOA

Report of the Membership Committee

L. Andrew Koman, MD

Membership Class of 2014ACTIVE: 61

Daniel Allison, MDWilliam C. Andrews, Jr., MDAsheesh Bedi, MDStefano A. Bini, MDGary Botimer, MDRichard E. Bowen, MDBrad Bushnell, MDLouis W. Catalano, III, MDGeorge F. Chimento, MDP. Christopher Cook, MDQuanjun Cui, MDVinod Dasa, MDRoy I. Davidovitch, MDNicola A. DeAngelis, MDGregory L. DeSilva, MDChristopher B. Dewing, MDShevaun M. Doyle, MDGeorge S.M. Dyer, MDMark A. Erickson, MDRobert J. Esther, MD

Daniel C. Farber, MDRichard F. Fellrath, Jr., MDGuy D. Foulkes, MDRobert A. Gallo, MDPaul B. Gladden, MDWade T. Gordon, MDAndrew Gurman, MDMichael A. Herbenick, MDA. Alex Jahangir, MDLaith Jazrawi, MDHarpal Singh Khanuja, MDJoseph Khoury, MDDieter Lindskog, MDFrank Liporace, MDJoseph R. Lynch, MDSamir Mehta, MDVishal M. Mehta, MDHassan R. Mir, MDGeorge P. Nanos, III, MDUnni G. Narayanan, MBBS

Markku T. Nousiainen, MDMichael O’Brien, MDRobert V. O’Toole, III, MDMark P. Pallis, DOEdward A. Perez, MDBrent Ponce, MDJohn S. Reach, MDFrederick C. Redfern, MDLori K. Reed, MDJames R. Ringler, MDRolando F. Roberto, MDAndrew Sama, MDSuken A. Shah, MDEric L. Smith, MDDavid Steinberg, MDMichael Stover, MDMichael Suk, MDCarrie R. Swigart, MDWilliam Michael Tew, MDRahul Vaidya, MDKelly L. VanderHave, MD

Report of the Secretary

William N. Levine, MD

Current MembershipComposition

10839 1 1

15 359

924

1

Active MembersSenior Members (formerly AOS)Associate MemberAffiliate MembersCorresponding MembersEmeritusHonorary MembersSenior-Active MembersLay Delegate

Report of the Treasurer

Sanford D. Emery, MD, MBA

2013 Audit Total liabilities and net assets-accrual based

2013: $8,554,1072012: $8,041,4842011: $7,097,1282010: $7,073,997*

2009: $8,254,0782008: $7,433,5442007: $7,318,6572006: $7,356,897

6,400,000

6,900,000

7,400,000

7,900,000

8,400,000

8,900,000

Series2Series3Series4Series5Series6Series7Series8Series9

* OMeGA Medical Grants Association assets of +/- $1 Million transferred out of AOA assets in 2010; separate 501 c)3) tax exemption achieved for OMeGA in 2010

2013 AuditExcess Revenue over Expenditure

(Accrual Based, GAAP Method)

Series1($200,000)

$0

$200,000

$400,000

$600,000

$800,000

$1,000,000

$1,200,000

$1,400,000

20062007200820092010201120122013

2013: $ 336,5542012: $ 758,9522011: $ 107,6052010: $ 235,7102009: $ 628,5342008: $ 309,2772007: $ (113,140)2006: $1,166,408

2013 AuditInvestment Accounts/Endowment

Total Smith Barney

Account Funds $4,793,156

Net Earnings/Return* $ 696,532/17.5%

Fees: 0.7%

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Total OREF Endowment $2,017,399

Net Earnings/Return* $ 171,543/8.9%

Fees: 0.86%*Income as a Percentage of

Investment

held at the beginning of the Current Year

2013 Audit

Total Investment Income………........$848,906

Total Investment Income 2012……..$677,409

Report of the HistorianTerry R. Light, MD

In Memoriam

Riad Barmada, MD

• AOA Member since 1991

• Early adopter of Charnley Hip Arthroplasty

• 1991 - President of the Illinois Orthopaedic Society

• Chair University of Illinois Chicago Department of Orthopedic Surgery - 15 years

• “Active” Professor Emeritus - 15 years

1929-2014

William “Bill” Collins, MD

• AOA Member since 1989

• President of the Medical Association of Georgia

• President and Co-founder of the Southern Orthopaedic Association

• MBA at age 61

• Member, Board of Directors for MAG Mutual Insurance Company

1937-2013

Jerome M. Cotler, MD• AOA Member since 1979

• Everett J. and Marian Gordon Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery & Orthopaedic Residency Program Director, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

• AAOS – Chair Board Of Councilors (1975-76

• ABOS - President (1982-83)

• AOA – Vice President

• Chair - NASS (1996-97)

• Lifetime Achievement Award from American Spinal Injury Association (2003)

1928-2014

Barry Friedman, MD

• AOA Member since 1970

• Naval Medical Officer aboard the destroyer USS Russell during WWII

• AAOS The Legacy of Heroes

• Chairman, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Mount Sinai Medical Center, Cleveland

• Author of 10 fiction and two non-fiction books

• Five Hole-in-ones – last at 90

1916-2014

Shanmuga S. Jayakumar, MD

• AOA Member since 1991

• Implemented free polio vaccinations in Coimbatore, India

• Alfred duPont Hospital for Children Staff focused upon pediatric foot disorders, spina bifida and AMC

• Deputy Editor, JBJS

• Clinical Professor of Orthopaedics at Thomas Jefferson University

1936-2013

Frank W. Jobe, MD• AOA Member since 1984

• Medical Staff Sgt 101st Airborne - landed by glider at Normandy, captured briefly during Battle of the Bulge, escaped, earned Bronze Star, Combat Medical Badge and Glider Badge with one star

• Co-founder, Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Clinic

• Developed technique for Elbow Ulnar Collateral Ligament Elbow Reconstruction

• 2013 - Honored by Baseball Hall of Fame

1925-2014

Warren R. Kadrmas, MD, Col(s), USAF, MC

• AOA Member since 2013

• USAF Academy Graduate, Duke MD, HSS, HSS Sports Fellowship

• Wilford Hall Medical Center, San Antonio

• Orthopaedic surgery consultant to the Surgeon General of the Air Force

• Served as a mentor, educator, and leader for all Air Force orthopaedists

1969-2014

William C. Lauerman, MD

• AOA Member since 2003

• Served as Major in the US Air Force, San Antonio, TX

• Chief of Spinal Surgery and Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Georgetown University Hospital

• Dean of Admissions, Georgetown University School of Medicine

1954-2013

Arabella Leet, MD

• AOA Member since 2011

• Past Director, Orthopaedic Center for Children with Cerebral Palsy, Johns Hopkins University

• Research focused upon cerebral palsy, osteogenesis imperfecta and fibrous dysplasia

• Chief of Staff, Shriners Hospital for Children, Honolulu, HI

1965-2013

J. Phillip Nelson, MD• AOA Member since 1984

• Mayo Clinic Orthopaedic Residency

• Military Service during Vietnam War

• Pioneer in the advancement of clean room technology

• President of the Denver Medical Society, The Hip Society, and The Association for Arthritic Hip & Knee Surgery

1936-2014

Lowell F.A. Peterson, MD

• AOA Member since 1977

• Served in the US Navy during WWII

• Chief Medical Officer for nine ships during the Korean War

• Mayo Clinic Orthopaedic Surgeon and Visiting Professor

• Co-developer of Polycentric Knee

1927-2013

Charles Dayton Riddle, Jr., MD

• AOA Member since 1999

• Team Physician – US Naval Academy

• Academic Chairman, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the Greenville (SC) Hospital System

• Adjunct Professor of Bioengineering - Clemson University

• President South Carolina Orthopaedic Association

• Team Physician – Furman University

• 2004, MUSC Distinguished Alumnus Award

1931-2013

George E. Spencer, Jr., MD• AOA Member since 1969

• Naval Lieutenant JG assigned to Jackson, MS Veterans Hospital

• Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery at the University Hospital in Cleveland

• Chief of Orthopaedic Surgery at St Lukes Hospital in Cleveland

• President, Clinical Orthopaedic Society

• Avid Sailor

1922-2013

Remembering Our Colleagues

Report of the Development Committee

Todd J. Albert, MD

AOALeague of Our Own

Only 5% of orthopaedic surgeons are AOA members

YOU are part of a prestigious organization

Corporate Donations2013:

11 corporate donors Total received = $740,000

Program areas: OTB; AM; RLF; ELF; CORD;

Leadership; NATF

2014 (as of 6/4/14):

8 corporate donors

Total received = $610,000

Program areas: OTB; AM; Leadership; RLF; ELF; CORD; CORA

Your support guides our thinking for the profession

Without the burden of corporate restrictions

93 individual donors in 2013

$132,895 in annual giving supported 10 AOA programs

10% of this came directly through AOA and OREF

And the long-term view tells the best

story

Lifetime giving to the AOA

Includes donations made directly to the AOA and through OREF

Records dating 1996 through April 2014

316 Contributors

Lifetime Giving

1. Visionary ($100,000+)

2. Champion ($75,000-$99,999)

3. Ambassador ($40,000-$74,999)

4. Partner ($30,000-$39,999)

5. Contributor ($20,000-$29,999)

6. Associate ($15,000-$19,999)

Recognizing annual and lifetime donors

View the poster near the registration desko Annual giving in 2013o Lifetime giving

Token of our appreciation for 2013 individual donors and top lifetime donors

Ways to give

Annual Gifts Multi-Year Pledge

Beneficiary Gifts Stock Gifts

Now accepting stock donations

Tax advantages

Consult your financial advisor

Information near the registration desk

Report of OMeGA Medical Grants Association

C. McCollister Evarts, MDPresident, OMeGA Board of Directors

For 2014

• OMeGA is the only third party organization supporting orthopaedic GME across all subspecialties

• More OMeGA donors, increased support

To date, 526 grants awarded in 16 cycles

• 338 fellowship grants• 150 residency/general education grants• 38 residency/core competency

innovation grants

Number of applications far exceeds funding levels

• For fellowship and residency categories

• Large disparity in funding between fellowship subspecialties

• Funding relative to amount requestedo Residency 35.42%o Fellowship 15.33%

Recent survey to programs regarding fellowship funding

• How are fellows funded?• What are the consequences of reduced

GME funding?• Findings

Conversations with donors

• Promising• Ever changing environment• Programs would like OMeGA’s schedule

aligned with the fellowship match, however most companies can only support annual distribution of funding

Coordinated support for GME funding

• AAOS, OREF, AOA, and subspecialty societies must communicate a consistent and strong message to industry for them to increase their support for GME

Double recognition and appreciation for OMeGA donors

• Gold Level

Zimmer - Founding supporter

DePuy Synthes

• Silver Supporters

Biomet Orthopedics

Medtronic Spinal

Stryker

• Contributors

Genentech

K2M, Inc.

Report of the ABOS

Stephen Albanese, MDPresident

ABOS Update 2013

Results and Changes

2013 ResultsGood News Passing rate for the

Part I exam was 93% for the reference group (n-678), this is about the same as 2012 at 94%

Passing rate for Part II was 89% for the reference group (n-668), this has been steady for 9 years

Not Such Good News Oral recert passing

rate was 72% (n-142) down from 78% in 2012 and 86% in 2011

Changes• The oral exam will transition to all electronic

submission and presentation of images and records

• A diplomate who fails a computer recertification exam may once again take a computer exam to re-certify unless their certificate has expired, then an oral exam is mandatory.

• MOC- CME completed in December may be used for the reporting cycle that closed in November or may be applied to the following year. This applies only for the December at the end of a 3 year cycle.

MOC Submission Example of Reporting Cycles and Application

2008 November, 2010

2011 May, 2014 Application

For a 2017 Diplomate Wishing to Take a 2015 Recert Exam

120 CME, 20 are SAE

120 CME, 20 are SAE, Case List

MOC FailsafeA diplomate who has not reported any CME and SAE and is now at the final

deadline:He or She may enter 240 CME of which 40 are SAE plus a case list by the May

1 deadline in the year prior to expiration of their certificate

Performance Improvement Modules

Voluntary at this time, CME granted by sponsoring organization

First modules will be posted during 2014

ABMS Outline for MOCFour

Competencies:

Professional Standing &Professionalism

Lifelong Learning & Self Improvement

Knowledge, Judgment & Skill

I II

III IV

Improvement inMedical Practice

MOCNo content requirement changes for MOC

through the 2017 classThere are voluntary additions to part II that

will be phased-in such as PIMs and the portfolio project

Report of the JBJSVernon T. Tolo, MD

Editor-In-Chief

AOA/COA COMBINED MEETINGMONTREAL, QUEBEC

JUNE 19 ,2014

JBJS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF REPORT

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

JBJS CELEBRATES 125TH ANNIVERSARY!! FIRST PUBLISHED JUNE 1889 CONTAINED PRESENTATIONS FROM 1887-88 AOA SEVERAL JOURNAL NAMES

TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN ORTHO ASSOC 1ST

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY (1903)

JOURNAL OF ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY (1919) BECAME JBJS IN 1922 NON-PROFIT, INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION

(1954)

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

SCIENTIFIC SUBMISSIONS 1254 IN 2013

1631 IN 2012, 1606 IN 2011 DECREASE AFTER SUBMISSION FEE IN MAY 2013 SIMILAR NOW TO LEVELS OF 2009-2010 CURRENTLY 75%-80% OF SUBMISSIONS BEFORE FEE 50% FROM OUTSIDE NORTH AMERICA

ACCEPTANCE RATE IN 2013 25% FOR JBJS 50% FOR JBJS CASE CONNECTOR

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

INNOVATIONS & CHANGES FOR JBJS MORE ARTICLES ONLINE SUBMISSIONPUBLICATION TIME

BOTH EDITORIAL AND PRODUCTION IMPROVED CONTINUE TO WORK TO DECREASE TIME

“DESK REJECTS” ABOUT 12% IN 2013 23% SAME PERIOD IN 2013

PRIMARILY TO DECREASE DEMANDS ON REVIEWERS

INCREASED CME OPPORTUNITIES SAE AND MOC CREDITS PLUS EXPANDED

QUARTERLY ARTHROPLASTY REGISTRY UPDATE FEATURE DEPUTY EDITOR FOR VIDEO

PLAN INCREASED VIDEO FOR ALL JBJS PRODUCTS

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

INNOVATIONS AND CHANGES FOR JBJS

JBJS-MILLER VIRTUAL RECERTIFICATION COURSE

WEBINARS ON MoM, PRP,PPI,ACL TO DATE WITH 600-1400 SIGN UP ALSO WEBINARS WITH PTs…4000 REGISTERED PLAN 4 OR MORE IN 2014

REVIEW JOURNAL BEGAN IN NOVEMBER 2013 NAMED ‘JBJS REVIEWS’ ONLINE ONLY NEW EDITOR AND EDITORIAL BOARD PATTERNED AFTER CURRENT CONCEPTS REVIEW

AS WELL AS OTHER FEATURES INCLUDES INTERNATIONAL AUTHORS

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

OTHER UPDATES AOA RELATIONSHIPS

PUBLISH 6 TO 7 SYMPOSIA ANNUALLY UNDER TITLE OF ‘AOA CRITICAL ISSUES’ ALSO PUBLISH TRAVELLING FELLOWS REPORTS

INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL BOARD NOW WITH 7 INTERNATIONAL DEPUTY EDITORS INCREASED NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL

REVIEWERS

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

JBJS CASE CONNECTOR OVER 3000 JBJS CASE REPORTS ‘SEMANTIC TAGGING’ SEARCH FUNCTION

ALLOW AGGREGATION OF LINKED CASE REPORTS POTENTIAL AS ‘EARLY WARNING SYSTEM’

JBJS ESSENTIAL SURGICAL TECHNIQUES OVER 250 AVAILABLE INCREASED VIDEO USAGE SOURCE: JBJS OR OTHER PEER REVIEW PUBLICATION PLAN ADDITIONAL ‘KEY PROCEDURES’

MORE BASIC PROCEDURES IN EACH SUBSPECIALTY EMPHASIS ON VIDEO

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

NEW EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MARC SWIONTKOWSKI, MD HAS BEEN DEPUTY EDITOR AND EDITOR FOR

JBJS CASE CONNECTOR WILL BEGIN JULY 1, 2014 TRANSITION PERIOD FOR 3 MONTHS

EDITOR’S REPORT—AOA—JUNE 2014

ON-GOING COMMITMENT TO QUALITYATTEMPT TO ADDRESS GLOBAL ORTHO

NEEDPROVIDE READER ABILITY TO CUSTOMIZE

DELIVER ORTHO INFORMATION DIFFERENT WAYS MAINTAIN PRINT QUALITY, EXPAND ONLINE

IF SUGGESTIONS TO MAKE JBJS MORE APPLICABLE TO YOUR NEEDS…CONTACT

ME vtolo@jbjs.org …

Report of OREFJohn J. Callaghan, MD

President

2014 UPDATE

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ADVANCING VISION 2015Launched new mission, vision and brand that illustrate OREF’s renewed commitment to orthopaedic research• Mission: Improving lives by supporting excellence

in orthopaedic research.

• Vision: OREF will be the leader in supporting orthopaedic research to improve function, eliminate pain and restore mobility.

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REFOCUSING RESOURCES TO SUPPORT MORE RESEARCH• Developed first Collaborative Research Agenda.

• Implement hip and knee program in 2014; beyond 2014, expand agenda to other areas.

• Include key stakeholders in the agenda-setting process to ensure that the most important areas of orthopaedic research are funded.

• Provided more than $1.6 million in research grant funding and awards to individuals.

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MAJOR GIFT PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS• Provided major gift donors with options to support

future research needs through the Shands Circle Society and urgent needs today through the new Visionary Research Society.

• OREF grants supported by the Research Fund include:• A co-branded grant between Howard Hughes Medical Institute and OREF to

support a medical student conducting full-time research for one year (HHMI-OREF Medical Fellows)

• Resident Clinician Scientist Training Grant for residents or fellows pursuing research with clear clinical relevance

• Prospective Clinical Research Grant to support a prospective multi-center cohort study on the outcome of surgery for anterior shoulder instability

• Since our founding in 1955, OREF has awarded more than $140 million in grants and awards.

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LOOKING AHEAD TO 2015 AND BEYOND• 2014 promises to be a time of transition for

OREF as we continue to implement strategies that will sustain the organization and its mission far into the future.

• Develop strategic relationships with other orthopaedic organizations that are built on collaboration and mutually beneficial.

• As we prepare to mark the 60th anniversary of our founding, we remain confident that OREF is well-positioned to continue as the leader in providing new researchers with the experience and resources they need to conduct important orthopaedic research that will transform patients’ lives.

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OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

Paul Anderson, MD Research Grant 1987, 1989

John Antoniou, MD Resident Grant 1996

April Armstrong, MD, MSc Young Investigator Grant 2007

David Ayers, MD Career Development GrantResearch Grant

19902001

Judith Baumhauer, MD, MSMPH Health Services Fellowship 2004

Joseph Bernstein, MD, MS Young Investigator Grant 2001

Mohit Bhandari, MD, PhD, FRCSC Young Investigator GrantOREF Clinical Award

20062010

Theodore Blaine, MD Resident GrantResearch Grant

19942006

Scott Boden, MD Research Grant 1994

Mathias Bostrum, MD Career Development Grant 2008

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OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

Kevin Bozic, MD, MBAYoung Investigator GrantHealth Services FellowshipOREF Clinical AwardCareer Development Grant

2001200320062006

Joseph Buckwalter, MD Resident GrantResearch Grant

19791982

John Callaghan, MD Career Development GrantOREF Clinical Award

19892003

James Carpenter, MD Research Grant 1995

Jens Chapman, MD Research Grant 1995

Jack Choueka, MD Resident Grant 1993

Constance Chu, MD Resident Grant 1995

Denis Clohisy, MD Resident GrantResearch Grant

1986, 19891993

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OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

John Clohisy, MDResident GrantResearch GrantYoung Investigator GrantCareer Development Grant

1991200020012004

Richard Cruess, MD, FRCSC Research Grant 1964

Matthew Dobbs, MD Career Development Grant 2009

Sanford Emery, MD, MBA Research GrantCareer Development Grant

19901991

William Eward, MD, DVM OREF/DePuy Resident Grant 207

Steven Frick, MD Resident Grant 1992

Richard Friedman, MD, FRCSC Research Grant 1988

Leesa Galatz, MDYoung Investigator GrantResearch GrantCareer Development Grant

200220022007

Stuart Goodman, MD, PhD Research Grant 1986

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OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

James Goulet, MD Research Grant 1994

A. Seth Greenwald, D.Phil (Oxon) Research Grant 1974

David Hak, MD, MBA Research Grant 2002

Rex Haydon, MD, PhD Career Development Grant 2003

John Heller, MD Research Grant 1992

Bang Hoang, MD Research GrantCareer Development Grant

20062011

Ginger Holt, MD Young Investigator GrantResearch Grant

20042014

Serene S. Hu, MD Research Grant 1996

Joshua Jacobs, MD Career Development Grant 1990

Peter Jokl, MD Berg-Sloat Fellowship 1977

Marci Jones, MD Career Development Grant 2003

124

OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

Lana Kang, MD Resident Grant 2002

Hubert Kim, MD, PhD Young Investigator Grant 2003

L. Andrew Koman, MDResearch GrantProspective Clinical Research GrantOREF Clinical Award

199219971999

Hans Kreder, MD, MPH, FRCSC Career Development Grant 1995

Joseph Lane, MD Carl Berg Traveling FellowshipResearch Grant

19731975, 1978

Kelly Lefaivre, MD RJOS/OREF/DePuy CDA Women’s Muscle Health 2008

William Levine, MD OREF/ASES Rockwood Clinical Research Award 2012

Courtland Lewis, MD Research Grant 1989, 1990

Jay Lieberman, MD Research Grant 1995

Terry Light, MD Research Grant 1987

125

OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

William Macaulay, MD Prospective Clinical Research Grant 2003

Nizar Mahomed, MD, MPH, FRCSC Health Services Fellowship 1996

Robert McLain, MD Research Grant 1992

Sohail Mirza, MD, MPH Research Grant 1999

George Muschler, MD Research GrantCareer Development Grant

19871990

Denis Nam, MDResident Clinician Scientist Training GrantORS/OREF Travel Award in Orthopaedic Research Translation

2011

2014

Douglas D.R. Naudie, MD Young Investigator Grant 2002

Bradley Nelson, MD Research Grant 2005

William Obremskey, MD, MPH Research Grant 2006

126

OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

Regis O’Keefe, MD, PhDCareer Development GrantResearch GrantORS/OREF Travel Award in Orthopaedic Research Translation

199319972014

Norman Otsuka, MD Resident Grant 1997

Stefan Parent, MD, PhD Spine Prospective Clinical Research Grant 2012

Javad Parvizi, MD OREF Clinician Scientist AwardProspective Clinical Research Grant

20042013

Vincent Pellegrini, Jr., MD Research Grant 1995

Matthew Provencher, MD Resident Grant 2001

R. Lor Randall, MD Research Grant 2003

K. Daniel Riew, MD Prospective Clinical Research Grant 2002

Harry Rubash, MD Prospective Clinical Research Grant 1997

127

OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

David Ruch, MD Prospective Clinical Research Grant 2005

Khaled Saleh, MD, MS, FRCSCHealth Services FellowshipCareer Development GrantOREF/Sanofi-Aventis CRT Fellowship

199820002007

Julie Samora, MD OREF/DePuy Resident Grant 2010

Bruce Sangeorzan, MD OREF Clinical Award 2001

Mara Schenker, MD Resident GrantYoung Investigator Grant

20102011

Hiromu Shoji, MD Research Grant 1979

Paul Sponseller, MD Research GrantScientific Forum Grant/Spine

19882011

Marc Swiontkowski, MDResident GrantBerg-Sloat FellowshipCareer Development GrantOREF Clinical Award

1981198419871997

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OREF Welcomes Grant Recipients Presenting at the AOA Meeting

Name Grant Type Year

Robert Tashjian, MD Young Investigator Grant 2008

Vernon Tolo, MD Giannestras-Schmerge Traveling Fellowship 1976

Paul Tornetta, III, MD Research Grant 2002

Laura Tosi, MDYoung Investigator GrantRJOS/OREF/DePuy Research Grant in Women’s Musculoskeletal Health

20072014

Jeffrey Wang, MD Research Grant 2000

Kristen Weber, MD Research Grant 2001, 2002

Stuart Weinstein, MD OREF Clinical AwardScientific Forum Grant/Spine

19982011

Rick Wright, MD Research Grant 2000

Ken Yamaguchi, MD Career Development Grant 2002

Joseph Zuckerman, MD OREF Clinical Award 2002

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REMEMBER…

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THANK YOU!

John J. Callaghan, MDPresident, OREF Board of Trustees

Sharon K. Mellor, PhD, CAECEO

Report of the Nominating Committee

Terrance D. Peabody, MD

2013-2014 Nominating Committee Members

Chair:

Terrance D. Peabody, MD

Members:

Judith F. Baumhauer, MD, MPH

John S. Kirkpatrick, MD, MS

Vincent D. Pellegrini, Jr., MD

Michael F. Schafer, MD

Peter Jokl, MD

Nominating Committee

Explanation of Process

Disclosure & Conflict

Management Process

JB: CONFIRM THIS GETS DELETED.Officers required to:

• Terminate existing consulting royalty and speaker bureau agreements

• Not enter into new commercial orthopaedic or medical or insurance company agreements

Committee Slate

Nominees

Second President-Elect: Sanford E. Emery, MD, MBA

Delegate-At-Large:Rex C. Haydon, MD, PhD

Nominees

Membership Committee Member:Raoul P. Rodriguez, MD

ABOS:Martin I. Boyer, MD

Howard R. Epps, MD

John M. Flynn, MD

Donald H. Lee, MD

2014Election

Nomination of the 2014-2015 Nominating

Committee

Ineligible Nominees

• Todd J. Albert, MD• Judith F. Baumhauer, MD, MPH• Kevin P. Black, MD• Scott D. Boden, MD• James E. Carpenter, MD• Douglas R. Dirschl, MD• Sanford E. Emery, MD, MBA• Leesa M. Galatz, MD• Serena S. Hu, MD• Peter Jokl, MD• John S. Kirkpatrick, MD, MS• L. Andrew Koman, MD• William N. Levine, MD

• Terry R. Light, MD• J. Lawrence Marsh, MD• Regis J. O’Keefe, MD, PhD• Theodore W. Parsons, III, MD, FACS• Terrance D. Peabody, MD• Vincent D. Pellegrini, Jr., MD• Khaled J. Saleh, MD, MSc, FRCSC,

MHCM• Michael F. Schafer, MD• Lisa A. Taitsman, MD, MPH• Jeffrey C. Wang, MD• Rick W. Wright, MD

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New Business?

Thank youThis concludes our Business Meeting.