The Campbell Clinic Foundation is proud to facilitate six different orthopaedic sub-specialty fellowships, a one-year highly specialized training following the five-year residency. Dr. Rock Hwang
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
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
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
Drs. Eric West and Nolan Farrell, both PGY-5s, serve as the UTHSC-Campbell Clinic Residency Administrative Chiefs. These two physicians are terrific leaders, role models and
Exposure is the first step in a student’s career exploration process – if they don’t realize opportunities exist, they’re unable to pursue them. Beyond exposure,
20 Campbell Clinic orthopaedic surgery residents participated in the lab, which was guided by both trauma and sports medicine faculty.
In collaboration with Chad E. Campion, MD, a fellow Campbell Clinic colleague, and Byron F. Stephens, MD, a spine sub-specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Campbell Clinic alumnus, the Mid-South Spine Symposium was born.
Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics-University of Tennessee Health Science Center Resident Carlos Pargas was recently invited to Africa by the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation, Nigeria (OIFN) and Dr. Adolfredo Santana (from Venezuela).
Nth Dimensions’ mission is to eliminate healthcare disparities in all communities by diversifying the physician workforce.
