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Sports Medicine Fellowship

The OU Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship started in 1992. It is a 1 year accredited clinical fellowship that participates in the sports medicine match. The fellow receives experience with high school, collegiate, professional, and "weekend warrior" athletes. The curriculum includes primary care sports clinics, orthopedic sports clinics, training room coverage, weekly readings with discussion, multidisciplinary sports medicine grand rounds, and continuity primary care clinics. The fellow is a key teacher for musculoskeletal skills within the family practice residency.

Sports Medicine Meets a Growing Demand

With over 50% of the population engaged in some type of regular physical activity, patients need primary care physicians who are knowledgeable and trained in sports medicine. Our program is designed to help meet this need by training primary care physicians to treat active individuals at all levels and their sports related injuries. We are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). Only physicians who have completed an accredited fellowship in sports medicine are eligible to sit for the CAQ.

We provide you with a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to sports injury treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention. The curriculum also includes exposure to biomechanics, exercise physiology, nutrition, and health promotion.

Curriculum

Curriculum and schedules are flexible and designed to adapt to the fellow's individual sports medicine interest. We will work with the fellow to develop a particular area to interests while preparing the fellow for the Certificate of Added Qualifications for Sports Medicine.

Weekly discussion sessions with the sports medicine fellow are used to supplement the fellow's experience and provide an opportunity to discuss current literature and controversies in sports medicine. Journal Club meets once a month.

Event Coverage

Coverage of sporting events is an integral part of the sports medicine program and provides an education laboratory where the fellow gains invaluable first-hand experience.

Coverage includes:

  • High school football
  • College football, baseball, softball, golf, tennis, soccer, basketball, dance, volleyball, track & cross country
  • Professional baseball (Redhawks), hockey (Blazer's)
  • Presbyterian Corporate Challenge - Annual corporate mini-Olympics

Professional Staff

The medical staff includes primary care physicians and orthopedic surgeons, all with special training and interest in sports medicine. The physical therapy department includes a full staff of physical therapists and certified athletic trainers. All of the staff provide team coverage for national and international events, as well as for local amateur and professional teams.

Family Medicine/Sports Medicine Physicians


James Barrett, MD 

Phillip Palmer, MD 

Steven Smith, MD 

Daniel Clinkenbeard, MD 

Brian Coleman, MD
 

Orthopedic Surgeons - Sports Medicine Facility

Mark S. Pascale, MD

Carlan Yates, MD 

Charles Funderburk, MD 

Donnald McGinnis, MD 

 


Foreign Medical Graduates
Our program requires a score of or equivalent to a score of 200 on the USMLE. All applicants must have completed accredited residency training in the United States or Canada.

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

Family Medicine CenterFamily Practice Facility - The Family Medicine Center
Family practice clinics are located in the Family Medicine Center, completed in December 1995, combined and relocated the departments clinics and administrative offices into a central location.

McBride Clinic - Bone and Joint Hospital

McBride ClinicAthletes are diagnosed and treated on site by a team approach using family practitioners, orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, certified athletic trainers, and exercise specialist. Casting, X-ray and orthotics can be done on the premises.

OTHER SPORTS MEDICINE EDUCATIONAL SITES
Goddard Health Center
Additional sports medicine experience is gained at various off campus sites, such as Oklahoma City University training room and at Goddard Health Center on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman.

We also offer electives to round out the fellow's education and help meet specific education and career goals.

 

 

Department of Family and Preventive Medicine 
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
P.O. Box 26901
Oklahoma City, OK 73190


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