Stanford University San Jose
Program
- Program: Stanford/O'Connor Hospital Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program
- Location: San Jose, CA
- ACGME ID: 1270521093
Leadership
- Program Director: Christian J Fulmer DO
- Associate Program Director:
- Core Faculty:
- Jeffrey Peng, MD
- Michael Henehan, DO
- Daniel Haber, MD
- Robert Nishime, MD
Fellowship Details
- Accepts: Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Emergency Medicine, Medicine-Pediatrics
- Number of Fellows: 2
- 1 Family Medicine position and 1 Emergency, Internal Medicine, or Pediatrics trained candidate
Training Locations
- Stanford Family Medicine Associates Campbell
- Stanford Family Medicine Associates San Jose
- Stanford Children's Health Palo Alto
- Japantown Medical Group
- Kaiser Permanente Skyport
- Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara
- Forest Surgery Center
- Lost Gatos Orthopedic Sports Therapy
Team Coverage
- San Jose State University
- San Jose City College
- DeAnza College
- Gavilan College
- Valley Christian High School
- Bay Area Panthers
- USA Judo
Event Coverage
- Santa Cruz Half Ironman
- Rock n' Roll Half Marathon
- Stanford Treeathlon
- Valley Christian Football Camp for the Stars
- San Francisco Marathon
Curriculum
- The fellowship program accepts two candidates per year (1 Family Medicine position and 1 Emergency, Internal Medicine, or Pediatrics trained candidate). The Emergency Medicine track includes 1 shift per week at O'Connor Hospital. Both fellows receive extensive, “hands on” experience as a team physician providing care to athletes from all sports at San Jose State University (NCAA Division 1), San Jose City College, DeAnza College, Gavilan College (Junior College), the Bay Area Panthers (Professional IFL), and opportunities to cover local Judo/MMA tournaments. Training also includes: sports medicine and continuity clinics covering all age ranges, local marathon and triathlon event coverage, 1 month rotation at Squaw Valley ski area, monthly journal club, elective rotation, research opportunities, and didactic curriculum and junior faculty experience teaching medical students and residents. There is extensive training in diagnostic ultrasound, ultrasound guided procedures (including 2 cadaver courses during the year) and exposure to regenerative medicine. The fellows also work with a physical therapy sports medicine resident during lectures, journal clubs, and at San Jose State University. This collaboration gives a true multi-disciplinary approach to learning sports medicine
Contact Information
- Program Coordinator: Diep Nguyen
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (408) 283-7767
External Links
See Also
- Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowships
- ERAS
- Sports Medicine Match (The Match, National Resident Matching Program)