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Sport and Exercise Medicine

The 91精品黑料吃瓜 Sport and Exercise Medicine program is a one year clinical fellowship for Sport and Exercise postgraduate residents.

Sport and Exercise Medicine

This program is designed to build the core competencies set out by the Fellowship Committee of the  (CASEM), including the knowledge, skills and attitudes that are essential to master. Residents sit the CASEM Diploma in Sport Medicine examination after successfully completing the year. The resident will contribute to the curriculum structure, allowing for flexibility in mastering essential competencies while elaborating on others.

"The great team of Sport Medicine physicians are always available, fun to work with, and dedicated to your success - You won't regret your choice, that's for sure!"

Dr. Marie-脠ve Roy, Graduate

"The faculty are very flexible to your needs and work hard to adapt to your needs. Come in ready to learn and challenge yourself and you will come out feeling confident to practice comprehensive primary care Sports Medicine."

Dr. Jim Niu, Graduate

"Not only did the fellowship open many unexpected doors in my career but it also connected me with colleagues who are now lifelong friends."

Dr. Heather Henry, Graduate

Program Structure

View the Sport and Exercise Medicine Resident Handbook

The year is divided into 13 blocks, each of which is 4 weeks in length:

  • Primary care sports medicine (6 blocks)

    • University of Ottawa (1 block)
    • Carleton University (2 blocks)
    • Optimize Physiotherapy and Sport Medicine (1 block)
    • MedSport Ottawa (1 block)
    • Community (1 block)

  • Adult orthopaedic surgery (1 block)

  • Pediatric orthopaedic surgery (1 block)

  • Plastic surgery (upper limb and hand clinics) (1/2 block)

  • MSK radiology (diagnostic readings and interventional techniques) (1/2 block)

  • Rheumatology (1 block)

  • Physiatry (physical and rehabilitation medicine) (1 block)

  • MSK ER (1 block)

  • Elective (1 block)

Residents in the Sport and Exercise Medicine program

Horizontal Rotations

  • Family medicine (half-day once weekly or full day every 2 weeks)

  • Longitudinal MSK fellows clinic (one evening every 2 weeks)

We build half or full days into your schedule to offer you knowledge in the following allied health fields:

  • Physiotherapy

  • Athletic therapy

  • Orthotics

  • Bracing

  • Nutrition

  • Massage therapy

  • Exercise physiology

  • Kinesiology

  • Sport psychology

  • Concussion care

  • Osteopathy

  • Eating Disorders Clinic

  • Sport-specific assessment (running, cycling, golf, etc.)

You must do a minimum of 50 hours of documented supervised event coverage, as it is a prerequisite to take the CASEM Diploma examination. Game and event coverage may include varsity sports (hockey, football, soccer, rugby, etc.), Ottawa Redblacks, Ottawa 67s, Ottawa Senators, Ottawa Marathon, national sport team coverage and other local, national and international events.

Teaching Experience

  • Musculoskeletal physical skills development medical student tutor
  • Lectures to medical students
  • Participation in Academic Day teaching for Family Medicine residents
Residents in the Sport and exercise medicine program

Academics

You will have one half day per month of a didactic and a hands-on Academic Day which includes at least an hour of Ultrasound curriculum per academic day. You will also be exposed to Carleton Sport Medicine Rounds, sports medicine journal clubs, research projects, CASEM Diploma in Sport Medicine preparation and readings, along with specialty rounds.

You will also have the opportunity to participate in:

  • Anatomy lab for cadaveric examination and review
  • Ontario Medical Association Sport Medicine meeting
  • Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM) annual symposium
  • Sports First Responder

Evaluation

Your time in the program will be evaluated using standardized forms available through the Department of Family Medicine鈥檚 one45 system. Field notes allow us to collect direct observation evaluations.  Residents will also meet with the Program Director regularly throughout the residency period.

Prerequisites

Eligible for licensure or practice in Ontario. Our funding comes from the PGY3 Enhanced Skills. However, we may also accept funding from other sources, including Royal College programs (physiatry, emergency medicine, pediatrics, etc.) and return of service (ROS) contracts from the Ministry of Health.

HOW TO APPLY

Graduate Testimonials

The University of Ottawa Sport and Exercise medicine program is one of the greatest because of its diversity of exposition to multiple specialties including orthopedic surgery, physiatry, rheumatology, radiology, and cardiology. In all the different specialty rotations you are war