Medical College of Wisconsin Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Clinical Sites
Core Participating Sites
Children's Wisconsin
During clinical rotations at Children’s Wisconsin, pharmacy students gain experience performing calculations for body weight or body surface area dosing, assist with total parenteral nutrition and more.
Froedtert Hospital
Pharmacy students on clinical rotations at Froedtert Hospital, a Level I trauma center, learn from pharmacists in specialized areas who see complex patient cases.
Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center
Pharmacy students gain experience in the VA’s unique practice setting, where pharmacists have a scope of practice allowing them to independently prescribe medications.
Elective Sites
The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery offers elective rotations to fourth and fifth year residents at the following sites:
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Lukes Hospital is a large multispecialty hospital in southeast Milwaukee. Residents are mentored by Dr. Joel Wallskog and spend time at St. Lukes Hospital and Aurora Advanced Healthcare outpatient facilities. Residents experience general community based orthopaedics with educational opportunities including all aspects of primary and secondary orthopaedic care. The rotation includes an exposure to orthopaedic rehabilitation as a component of the non-operative and operative care of the orthopaedic patient.
The Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital
The Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital provides residents experience in a hospital that is dedicated to orthopaedic care. Residents have opportunities to provide non-operative,
peri-operative, and surgical care in the hospital and outpatient private practice setting at Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin. Residents choose a faculty mentor and have a broad orthopaedic experience, with opportunities to work with surgeons in different specialties.
Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin
The Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin (OHOW) was established in 2001 as a partnership between a group of physician owners and Columbia St. Mary’s. Residents have opportunities to provide non-operative, peri-operative, and surgical care in the hospital and outpatient private practice settings at Blount Orthopaedic Associates or Wisconsin Bone & Joint, SC. Residents choose a faculty mentor and have a broad orthopaedic experience with opportunities to work with surgeons in different specialties.