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Christus Santa Rosa Sports Medicine Associates

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Program

  • Program: Christus Santa Rosa Sports Medicine Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship
  • Location: San Antonio, TX
  • ACGME ID: 1274813103

Leadership

  • Program Director: Ramy Noche, MD
  • Associate Program Director: Samantha Baginski, DO
  • Core Faculty:
    • Jesse DeLee, MD, Orthopedic Sports Medicine
    • Travis Burns, MD Orthopedic Sports Medicine
    • Matthew C. Murray, MD Orthopedic Sports Medicine
    • Ricardo Hernandez, PT, DPT
    • James Adams, MD, Orthopedic Hand Surgeon
    • Brandon Stein, MD, Orthopedic Hand Surgeon
    • Shumaila Sarfani, MD, Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Surgeon

Fellowship Details

  • Accepts: Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics
  • Number of Fellows: 2

Training Locations

  • CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
    • Christus Health Medical Center 2833 Babcock Rd, Tower II
    • Alamo Heights 423 Treeline Park
    • Westover Hills 11212 St Hwy 151, Medical Plaza 1
  • Continuity Clinic
    • Westover Hills 11212 St Hwy 151, Medical Plaza 3
  • Our Lady of the Lake University
  • University of Incarnate Word
  • Baptist M&S Orthopeadic and Neurologic Imaging
  • Advanced Rehab and Sports Center

Teams Coverage

  • University of Incarnate Word
  • Our Lady of the Lake University
  • San Antonio High Schools

Event Coverage

  • San Antonio Rock n' Roll Marathon
  • San Antonio Rodeo (annually in February)
  • Golden Gloves and amatuer boxing (intermittent throughout year)
  • Special Olympics

Curriculum

  • Overview: The Christus Santa Rosa Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship is a one-year program designed to provide comprehensive training in sports medicine for primary care physicians. The curriculum includes clinical rotations, didactic sessions, and community engagement, focusing on the care of athletes and active individuals of all ages.
  • Goals and Objectives:
    • Develop the ability to diagnose and manage acute and chronic sports-related injuries and medical conditions.
    • Gain proficiency in sports medicine-related procedures such as joint injections, ultrasound-guided interventions, and fracture management.
    • Work effectively with orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and other healthcare professionals.
    • Engage in research projects and contribute to the field of sports medicine through presentations.
    • Participate in local sporting events and provide medical coverage, promoting health and safety in the community.
  • Clinical Rotations:
    • Continuity Clinic: Diagnosis and management of acute and chronic conditions in respective speciality.
    • Primary Care Sports Medicine Clinic: Diagnosis and management of acute and chronic sports injuries, Pre-participation physical examinations, Concussion management and return-to-play protocols.
    • Orthopedic Sports Medicine: Post-operative care and rehabilitation, Joint preservation and replacement criteria, Ligament reconstruction options
    • Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation: Understanding rehabilitation protocols, Hands-on experience with physical therapy techniques, Collaboration with physical therapists
    • Bone Clinic: Diagnosis and management of Osteoporosis.
    • Radiology: Interpretation of musculoskeletal imaging (X-rays, MRI, CT, Ultrasound), Ultrasound-guided procedures
    • Didactic Sessions: Weekly Sports Medicine Didactics with Case presentations, Journal clubs, and Guest lectures from experts in sports medicine. Skills Workshops include Ultrasound-guided injection techniques, along with Casting and splinting workshops
  • Research:
    • Research Project: Fellows are required to complete a research project by the end of the fellowship, with opportunities to present at national conferences.
    • Evidence-Based Medicine: Regular sessions on critical appraisal of sports medicine literature and incorporation of evidence-based practices into clinical care.
  • Community Engagement:
    • Event Coverage: Provide medical coverage for local high school and college sports events, marathons, rodeos, and other community sporting events.
  • Competency-Based Goals and Objectives:
    • Patient Care (PC)
      • Provide comprehensive care for athletes with acute and chronic sports-related injuries.
      • Perform musculoskeletal ultrasound guided injections.
      • Conduct pre-participation physical examinations with a focus on identifying risk factors.
    • Medical Knowledge (MK)
      • Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of sports-related injuries and medical conditions.
      • Understand the principles of exercise physiology and nutrition.
      • Apply evidence-based guidelines in the management of sports injuries.
    • Systems-Based Practice (SBP)
      • Navigate healthcare systems to coordinate care for athletes.
      • Implement quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient safety and care.
    • Practice-Based Learning and Improvement (PBLI)
      • Engage in continuous learning and self-improvement through reflection and feedback.
    • Professionalism (Prof)
      • Uphold ethical standards and professional behavior in all interactions.
      • Demonstrate accountability and commitment to patient care.
    • Interpersonal and Communication Skills (IC)
      • Communicate effectively with patients, families, and the healthcare team.
      • Educate athletes and their families on injury prevention and management.
  • Conclusion: The Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship aims to produce well-rounded, competent sports medicine physicians capable of managing a wide range of sports-related injuries and conditions. Through a combination of clinical experience, didactic learning, research, and community involvement, fellows will be prepared to excel in the field of sports medicine.

Sample Schedule

  • Monday: 1/2 day Continuity Clinic, 1/2 day with Orthopedic Surgeon
  • Tuesday: 1/2 day Ortho Hand, 1/2 day College Training Room
  • Wednesday: Elective (Radiology, Ortho Foot/Ankle, Resident Injection Clinic, PT)
  • Thursday: 1/2 day Ortho Sports Med, 1/2 day PCSM w/ injection clinic
  • Friday: 1/2 day PCSM w/ injection clinic, 1/2 day didactics
  • Saturday: Sports Medicine Clinic

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Created by:
John Kiel on 10 June 2019 03:54:46
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11 June 2026 13:34:42
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