The Australian Orthopaedic Association – training the next generation of orthopaedic surgeons and enhancing patient care, research and humanitarian initiatives.
Australian representatives AOA past President Andreas Loefler, and Dr Gillian Deakin were joined by representatives from nine other countries including Canada, Chile, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the Philippines, Peru, and Vietnam.
Last week AOA CEO and Chair of the AEHA Steering Committee Adrian Cosenza moderated the opening plenary of the 10th Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Business Ethics for SMEs in Washington.
There's still time to tell us your thoughts on the theme for the 2023 OWL Essay, 'Orthopaedics — the good, the bad, and the ugly' but you'll have to be quick, submissions close tomorrow!
For more information, T&Cs and to submit your essay visit https://t.co/T0F1dvF4xh
We've got some great submissions so far for the 2023 OWL Essay but we're missing yours! Put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard and share your experiences for the chance to win free registration to the AOA ASM. For more info, T&Cs and submissions, visit https://t.co/tjMV9uE650
The QLD Branch embraced wellness activities for the delegates of the ASM held in Noosa over the weekend. Delegates enjoyed a hike, beach volleyball, and a stretch lab! Our thanks to all who attended for a great meeting.
Over the weekend, AOA #OWL held its first workshop in Launceston, Tasmania. A great turnout for the first Tassie workshop, 16 participants got hands-on at skills stations with equipment and tools like drills, plates, and bone saws, followed by a Q&A session.
Our thanks to our fantastic co-convenors Rebecca Tang and Peter Moore, and fab facilitators Pamela Boekel, Julia Kirby, Amy Coates, and Leanne Doyle for sharing their expertise and experience with these budding orthopods!
Got a bone to pick with a career in orthopaedics? Or a feel-good story you want to share?
Tell us your thoughts on the theme for your chance to win free registration to the AOA ASM in Melbourne in November. For more info, T&Cs and submissions, visit https://t.co/2ze9jPJE4v
Introducing the second of our co-convenors for the TAS #AOAOWL workshop, Dr Peter Moore. Peter is based in Launceston, with an interest in trauma and sporting injuries of the shoulder, knee, and ankle. Register for the workshop this Saturday at https://t.co/1og2lTb5Xu
Introducing one of our co-convenors for the TAS #AOAOWL workshop, Dr Rebecca Tang.
Rebecca is a VIC-based orthopaedic surgeon with an interest in shoulder. There are still spots available for the workshop on Sat 9 September in Launceston. Register via https://t.co/7ND6XiXN5s
Do you live and practice in a rural or remote area in SA or the NT? Apply for the AOA Rural and Remote ASM Bursary Program before applications close next Thursday 31 August. For more information, eligibility criteria and to apply visit https://t.co/aXLWcorhyy
Our 2023 APAS faculty dinner last night, hosted by Bharat Mody and Rami Sorial. A wonderful opportunity for faculty from across the globe to come together again after day one of the APAS Annual Meeting. We look forward to welcoming all delegates to day two of the meeting today!
The 2023 APAS Annual Meeting has commenced today at Shangri-La Cebu. The meeting runs from 21-23 August and includes over 70 invited faculty members from across the globe. Our Scientific Chair Rami Sorial and APAS President Bharat Mody welcome all delegates to Cebu!