Dr. Jeffrey Anglen was a Mizzou faculty member from 1992 to 2004. Before his time at MU, he traveled to Transkei, South Africa as part of the Orthopaedics Overseas organization. He spent six weeks with the only trained and certified orthopaedic surgeon for the 3.5 million inhabitants of Transkei and treated conditions he had not seen in his residency, including tuberculosis of the joints and spine, leprosy, untreated polio, and neglected fractures and infections. He describes that “every day was a learning experience. It was fascinating, invigorating, stimulating, and humbling. I loved it.”

In February 2019, Dr. Benjamin Burch (resident), Kelly Scott, RN, and Dr. Sumit Gupta (pediatric orthopaedic surgeon) traveled to Mangalore, India and saw patients in clinic and on the ward at KMC Hospital. The team rounded with residents, performed nine surgeries, and gave a lecture.

View photos from University of Missouri Orthopaedic Association history from 1958-1979.

Led and inspired by Dr. Barry Gainor, Professor Emeritus of Orthopaedic Surgery, the orthopaedic surgery residents at the University of Missouri have a long and honorable tradition of international volunteer service to medically underserved peoples around the globe.

MU’s Bioskills Lab offers hands-on cadaver training and surgical simulation, enhancing safety, education, and translational research.

View photos from Missouri Orthopaedic Association history from 2010-2019.

This fellowship participates in the Spine Fellowship Match administered by SF Match. Simply complete the online registration, using the Central Application Service (mandatory for applicants and programs) and provide the required documents as posted. Early applications are encouraged.