The cover features a variety of photos highlighting some of the exciting achievements and milestones of the last year.  Whether you’re a patient, former trainee or a partner in the community, we think you’ll see some familiar faces!

Enjoy our semi-annual newsletter online here.

1. In October, Campbell Clinic teamed up with Vanderbilt University Medical Center, University of Arkansas for the Medical Sciences, Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Institute and the University of Iowa to host the 2nd Annual Mid-South Spine Symposium. This event included a day of lectures and case discussions, networking and mentorship and cadaveric labs to boost surgical skills and knowledge among orthopaedic surgery and neurosurgery residents and fellows. Pictured (L-R): Jenny Koltnow, Campbell Clinic Foundation; Drs. Jordan Walters (Conway Orthopaedics), Ray Gardocki (Vanderbilt), Chad Campion, Kirk Thompson (Campbell Clinic), Cat Olinger (Iowa), Daniel Kim (Andrews).
2. The Campbell Clinic Foundation partners with Campbell Clinic foot and ankle surgeons, advance practice providers and residents to host semi-annual foot outreach clinics. UTHSC medical students are among the volunteers who work with our clinicians to provide foot and nail care, new shoes, socks and compassionate service to individuals in need.
3. Orthopaedic Exploration Day gave 100 Memphis area high school students the opportunity to get hands-on with orthopaedic tools and techniques, as well as network with surgeons, residents and industry leaders. Total Joints surgeon, Dr. Chris Holland, demonstrated the Smith + Nephew CORI robot.
4. After nearly 40 years serving the Campbell family as writer, editor and teammate, Editor Linda Jones (L) and Dr. John Weinlein exchange well-wishes.
5. Each Friday, orthopaedic surgery residents participate in a three-hour didactic conference, affectionately known as “Friday Afternoon Meetings.” Program Coordinator Ginae Owens hosts a “FAM theme” once per month, complete with décor, games and food. Residents at GAME DAY FAM (L-R): Drs. Mason Favre, Bekka Kleinsmith, Kirie Psaromatis, Olivia Opara, Joey Greenstein
6. A student participates in the hand surgery station during Orthopaedic Exploration Day in November.
7. Campbell friends for five decades! Five members of the University of Tennessee College of Medicine Class of 1981 and later the UTHSC-Campbell Clinic orthopaedic surgery residency gathered in summer 2026 for a reunion. Pictured (L-R): Drs. Martin Leventhal, Randy Tindall, Norman Donati, William Shell and Rickey Lents.
8. UTHSC-Campbell Clinic orthopaedic surgery resident, Dr. Paul Greenfield discusses his experience training and working at the Moore Center in Guatemala City in October 2025. This program is made possible by the Molly Shumate International Elective Scholarship and Campbell Clinic Foundation. Pictured: Dr. Paul Greenfield, PGY-5 (R) with attending.
9. Since 2018, the Campbell Clinic Foundation has supported a comprehensive center dedicated to treatment, care management and research of cerebral palsy. Led by Drs. Stephanie Chen and David Spence, the CP Center served more than 500 patients this year (and counting). Pictured: Dr. Stephanie Chen (L) with patient and her mom
10. Campbell Celebrates GAME Day on September 19 featured the best of big-time sports spirit, featuring live entertainment, auctions and the best tailgate cuisine anywhere. Trustee Kelly Luttrell (center) was among the hosts, sponsors and donors who helped us raise more than $220,000 this year to support outreach and cerebral palsy care.