The University of Colorado Sports Medicine Center is a referral site for primary care providers at the University of Colorado and in the community. Services such as musculoskeletal ultrasound and ultrasound guided injections (dedicated ½ day every week), management of acute/chronic sports injuries, consultation with orthopedists, PM&R specialists and athletic trainers, and other procedures such as Tenex, PRP, medical bike fits, and exertional compartment pressure testing are incorporated into the training experience. 

Shared training at this site occurs with medical students, orthopedic, family medicine, pediatric, physical medicine and rehabilitation residents and orthopedic sports medicine fellows.  Time:  3-4 half days/week

This is a longitudinal experience, which occurs throughout the year. Fall is peak season. The fellow will work closely with the football, volleyball, and lacrosse athletes throughout the year, but will see athletes from all sports in this training room clinic. Clinic time allows the fellow to follow-up with acute orthopedic and medical issues in CU athletes.

Time:  1-2 half-day/week.

The UCH AF Williams Family Medicine Center is a primary care clinical site for the University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency program.   There will be opportunities to work with primary care sports medicine faculty at this site during dedicated sports medicine clinics. 

If the fellow has a background in Family Medicine, they will complete their continuity clinic at this site.  If the fellow’s background is in Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, or PM&R, the continuity clinic will be arranged at a UCH site according to prior training. 

All of these training sites are shared with medical students and residents.   

Time:  1 half day/week

Children’s Hospital Colorado is a referral site for the greater Rocky Mountain region.  Services such as pre-participation evaluations, management of acute/chronic sports injuries, fracture care, and consultation with orthopedists, physical therapy and athletic trainers are incorporated into the training experience. 

X-ray and lab services are available on-site for convenience. All training sites are shared with medical students and residents.

These clinical sites include: The Children’s Hospital Main Campus, North, South, Centennial, Uptown, Wheat Ridge, and Parker.

Time: 2-3 half days/month.

This medical center is located at the base of the Winter Park Ski Resort (about 1.5 hours from Denver).

All acute trauma and medical injuries are triaged by ski patrol and then brought into the medical center, as needed. The management of acute trauma and orthopedic injuries the fellows see and treat during this month are invaluable.  There are also many acute medical issues that the fellow may see including acute myocardial infarction, cardiac arrest, high altitude pulmonary edema, and many others.

Fellows will complete Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) prior to the rotation. Direct supervision by 2 Attendings at all times.  

Time:  1 Month (February and/or March) 15-20 shifts. 

Children’s Hospital Colorado (CHC) is a referral site for the greater Rocky Mountain region.  Services such as pre-participation evaluations, management of acute/chronic sports injuries, fracture care, and consultation with orthopedists, physical therapy and athletic trainers are incorporated into the training experience.  X-ray and lab services are available on-site for convenience.

Clinical sites include:  The Children’s Hospital Main Campus, North, South, Centennial, Uptown, Wheat Ridge & Parker. All training sites are shared with medical students and residents.

Time: 4-5 half days/week.

The University of Colorado Sports Medicine Center is a referral site for primary care providers at the University of Colorado and in the community.

Services such as musculoskeletal ultrasound and ultrasound-guided injections (dedicated ½ day every week), management of acute/chronic sports injuries, consultation with orthopedists, PM&R specialists and athletic trainers, and other procedures such as Tenex, PRP, medical bike fits, and exertional compartment pressure testing are incorporated into the training experience. 

Shared training at this site occurs with medical students, orthopedic, family medicine, pediatric, physical medicine and rehabilitation residents and orthopedic sports medicine fellows. 

Time: 2 half days/week

This is a longitudinal experience, which occurs throughout the year.   Fall is peak season.  Fellows work closely with volleyball, soccer and lacrosse athletes throughout the year, but will see athletes from all sports.

Time:  1 half-day/week.

The AF Williams Family Medicine Center is a primary care clinical site for the University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency program. There will be opportunities to work with primary care sports medicine faculty at this site during dedicated sports medicine clinics. If the fellow has a background in Medicine/Pediatrics, they will complete their continuity clinic at this site. 

If the fellow’s background is in Pediatrics, they will complete their continuity clinic at one of the Children's Hospital Colorado primary care sites.  All of these training sites are shared with medical students and other residents.   

Time:  1 half day/week