The ideal applicant has an interest in complex adult hip and knee reconstruction, is highly motivated and driven to continue the cutting-edge research our attendings perform. Please follow the link to a short video about the Fellowship program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k39VzVQCd_k
To apply for a clinical fellowship position, please submit your application through the San Francisco Match (www.sfmatch.org).
Deadline for applications: October 26th, 2026
No additional information is required other than the Match application
Duration: August 1-July 31 Stipend: $95,481 /year + benefits
Foreign medical graduates will be considered provided they have passed either the Foreign Medical Graduate Exam or the FLEX Exam, can obtain a full Virginia and Maryland medical license and secure their own VISA to work in the US. To be eligible for a “full” Virginia license, candidates MUST have one year of post-graduate clinical training in the US/Canada from an ACGME accredited facility. To be eligible for a “full” Maryland license, candidates MUST have two years of training from and ACGME or AOA-accredited postgraduate program.
Our institution is not ACGME accredited or affiliated with a major medical school and are unable to help obtain the appropriate VISA for this clinical training, according to the requirements through ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates).
Congratulations to our 2027-2028 class of Orthopaedic Adult Total Joint Reconstruction Fellows.
These physicians will join us for a year-long clinical program.
We are excited to welcome this group and look forward to the importance they will make throughout the year. Congrats!
Rafeal L. Baker, Jr., MD Residency: Duke University Hospital, Durham, North Carolina
Nathan P. Fackler, MD Residency: University of California, San Diego, California
Nicholas Siegel, MD Residency: Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, Maryland
Corinne E. Vennitti, MD Residency: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia