The clinic is staffed by Brown faculty, who mentor residents and oversee the care provided through the clinic. A resident will typically have his or her “personal clinic” once a month. The patients assigned to a particular resident follow up with the same resident throughout the course of their treatment. It’s a phenomenal learning experience as the resident is empowered and responsible for the care provided to their patients – be it operative or non-operative in nature.
Department of Orthopaedics
Resident Clinic
The Rhode Island Hospital Orthopedic Clinic give residents the opportunity to evaluate, treat, and follow patients longitudinally throughout the residency.
Meet the faculty and residents advancing orthopaedic practice and research locally, nationally, and globally.
Resident Clinic
The Rhode Island Hospital Orthopedic Clinic give residents the opportunity to evaluate, treat, and follow patients longitudinally throughout the residency.
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The Resident Clinic is located on the Rhode Island Hospital campus.
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Interior view of the Resident Clinic
As the clinic provides residents with longitudinal experience managing patients, it helps built the skills necessary to run an efficient and effective orthopedic practice. The clinic also provides a safe and well-supervised setting to refine procedural skills such as injections, aspirations, reductions, casting and splinting.
Dedicated casting room, procedure room, and fluoroscopy room are available in clinic. Cast techs are also available to help with cast changes and re-application.
Operative cases booked through the clinic are performed with attending surgeons. These cases provide an excellent opportunity to improve understanding of operative indications as well as improve operative skills.
Meet the faculty and residents advancing orthopaedic practice and research locally, nationally, and globally.