Latest News & Stories

Read stories about the Campbell Clinic Foundation and our impact through our three pillars: Surgeon Education, Orthopaedic Research, and Community Outreach. Keep up with alumni through The Campbell News, our alumni e-newsletter and Momentum, our newsletter for our committed donors.
Category
Featured: Foundation News

Momentum – Spring 2025 is here!

Read online! The latest edition of Campbell Clinic Foundation’s semi-annual newsletter is packed with updates and recognition:

Featured: Education

Ladies and Gentlemen: Know Your Bone Health

Each May, National Women’s Health Week is a time to encourage women to prioritize their health at every stage of life. For the Campbell Clinic Foundation, wellness for both men and women is a year-round commitment. This month, we’re shining a spotlight on a condition that often goes undetected in men and women: osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is far more common in women than in men, so much so that nearly 80% of Americans with osteoporosis are women (1). Despite its prevalence,...

Featured: Education

Campbell Clinic Foundation Announces New Endoscopic Spine Surgery Fellowship

Fellowship Overview This is a 3-month, single fellow experience focused on endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery. Fellows will spend time in the clinic learning indications for and applications of endoscopic spine surgery. They will also experience a high volume endoscopic surgical practice, learning techniques and gaining hands-on experience with endoscopic spine surgery. The goal of the fellowship is for exiting fellows to have completed the “learning curve” under the guidance of an experienced endoscopist. Fellows will have the opportunity...

Featured: Education

Become a Doctor, Lawyer or Engineer: Lessons from Alum, Dr. Kaku Barkoh, Class of 2016

Dr. Kaku Barkoh, the son of Ghanian immigrants, has long mentored youths who were considering a career in health care. Now the Campbell Clinic alum (class of 2016) and orthopaedic spine sub-specialist has a new tool in his mentoring toolbox: a self-published book, “Become a Doctor, Lawyer, or Engineer: Misguided Advice of Immigrant and Middle-Class Parents.” As Dr. Barkoh grew up in Texas and went through medical training, he discovered many similarities among middle-class immigrants’ parenting and expectations of their...

Featured: Education

Attention College Students: Summer Orthopaedic Internship Will Launch in 2025

The Campbell Clinic Foundation is proud to partner with the UTHSC-Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Biomedical Engineering to host a Summer Orthopaedic Internship in 2025 to encourage and support undergraduate women who aim to pursue medical education and focus on orthopaedic medicine. The program will run June 16-July 25, 2025. The program offers mentorship by current and future orthopaedic surgeons, advance practice providers and other healthcare professionals and executives; exposure to the operative, clinical and business components of medicine; and camaraderie...

Featured: Foundation News

Campbell Clinic Celebrates 116 Years of Orthopaedic Innovation

THIS YEAR, CAMPBELL CLINIC CELEBRATES 116 YEARS of innovation as a world-renowned orthopaedic clinic known for pioneering some of the greatest advancements in surgery, physician training, and medical technology. Founded in Memphis in 1909 by Jackson, Mississippi native Dr. Willis Campbell, a pediatrician with a growing interest in orthopaedics and surgery. His research eventually led him away from Memphis and pediatrics to London and later Vienna, where he studied orthopaedic surgery before eventually returning to Memphis to establish Campbell Clinic....

Loading...