Virginia Mason Foot and Ankle Sports Medicine Fellowship
Program Director:
Eric J. Heit, DPM, FACFAS
Other Program Faculty:
Thomas Landino, DPM, FACFAS
Alvin Ngan, DPM, FACFAS
Jeff Pentek, DPM, FACFAS
Mark Reeves, DPM
Matthew Williams, DPM, FACFAS
Recent Post Graduate Fellows:
2020-2022: Danielle Mooshol, DPM
2019-2020: Melissa Journot, DPM, AACFAS
2018-2019:
Padhma
Venkitapathy, DPM
Virginia Mason Franciscan
Health
Research & Academics, attn: Jenny Ly
1100 Ninth Ave, Mailstop G-250B
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: (206) 341-1867
Email: jenny.ly@virginiamason.org
Website:
virginiamason.org/foot-and-ankle-sports-medicine-fellowship-opportunities
Number of Positions:
One
Duration:
One year
Program Start and End Dates:
August 1 - July 31
Application Deadline:
August 31, prior year
Program
Application:
ACFAS
Standard Fellowship Application Form
Stipend:
$77,688
Position Location:
Sports Medicine Clinic
Research Requirements:
- Complete one research project by the end of the year, ranging
from an IRB-approved study, resulting in an abstract/poster for a major
conference and/or published manuscript
- Development and presentation of a biomechanical or surgical case
study report or on a sports medicine topic with literature review to PCPs and
podiatry peers
- Development and submission of an article for Podiatry Today
- Development and presentation of a cadaver workshop
- Develop a portfolio of sports medicine topics
Program Summary / Training Goals:
- The primary goal of the fellowship is to give the fellow clinical and surgical skills to excel in a podiatry career and serve as an ambassador for him/herself, the profession, and Virginia Mason Franciscan
- Specifically, the
fellowship aims to teach requisite cognitive and technical aspects of
surgical podiatry including understanding relevant processes, their
presentation and management; analysis and interpretation of radiographic
data, understanding the indications and contraindications for procedures;
pre- and post-procedure care of the patient; recognition and management of
complications; appropriate documentation and reporting; appropriate communication
with the patient and the multidisciplinary team; and research,
presentation, and publication in the field.
Post Graduate Fellows History:
2017-2018: Martina Randall, DPM, AACFAS
2016-2017: Philip Shaw, DPM
2015-2016: Jeff Pentek, DPM, FACFAS
2014-2015: Jacob McLeod, DPM, FACFAS
2013-2014: Linda Oh, DPM
2012-2013: Alexis McKeown,
DPM
2011-2012: Lynn Kovacevich, DPM