The Augment from the AAHKS YAG

Dr. Buller, AAHKS Spring Meeting Program Chair, joined hosts Dr. Gold and Dr. Landy to discuss development of the Young Surgeon Track at this year’s AAHKS Spring Meeting in Chicago. The track was developed to help surgeons in training and new to practice to develop relationships with their colleagues, find mentorship and leadership opportunities, as well as to educate them about what to expect from an arthroplasty career. Listen to the podcast now and plan to join us in New York, April 29-May 1, for the 2027 AAHKS Spring Meeting! In this episode: Peter A. Gold, MD David C. Landy, MD, PhD Leonard T. Buller, MDThe post From the Horse’s Mouth: The Spring Meeting for Young Surgeons first appeared on AAHKS.

Dr. Lieberman, faculty for the AAHKS Spring Meeting Young Surgeon Track, joined hosts Dr. Gold and Dr. Landy to discuss her symposium, “Longevity, Resilience and Joy in Arthroplasty: Sustaining Performance, Purpose and Well-Being Over a Career” and why it’s important for young surgeons to be thinking about this. Dr. Lieberman equates performance as a surgeon to performance as an athlete, thinking about how you function in the OR, training to better perform in the OR and being mindful of physical and mental health. Listen to the podcast now and plan to join us in New York, April 29-May 1, for the 2027 AAHKS Spring Meeting! In this episode: Peter A. Gold, MD David C. Landy, MD, PhD Elizabeth G. Lieberman, MDThe post Sustaining Performance as a Surgeon: From the AAHKS Spring Meeting Young Surgeon Track first appeared on AAHKS.

Former YAG Committee member Dr. Rozell joined hosts Dr. Gold and Dr. Landy on this episode of The Augment. They discuss Dr. Rozell’s Spring Meeting symposium, “Getting Paid: How Money Really Moves in Modern Practice” and the importance of teaching the business side of building a practice to young surgeons who will not have learned coding, billing and other important issues in training. They also discussed the future of arthroplasty practice from the business perspective. Listen to the podcast now and plan to join us in New York, April 29-May 1, for the 2027 AAHKS Spring Meeting! In this episode: Peter A. Gold, MD David C. Landy, MD, PhD Joshua C. Rozell, MDThe post Spring Meeting Young Surgeon Symposium: Getting Paid: How Money Really Moves in Modern Practice first appeared on AAHKS.

Adult Reconstruction Fellowship Directors Dr. Aggarwal and Dr. Melnic join Dr. Crockatt and Dr. Lex in this episode of the Augment. They discuss the current landscape of adult recon fellowships, what fellowship directors are looking for in an application and provide tips and tricks for what a resident should be doing each year to develop a great adult recon resume in preparation for applying to fellowships. This podcast also dovetails with our recent YAG Q&A Webinar, “Tips for Applying to Adult Reconstruction Fellowships”. Listen to the podcast now! In this episode: William K. Crockatt, MD Johnathan R. Lex, MD Vinay K. Aggarwal, MD Christopher M. Melnic, MDThe post How To Build a Resume for Hip and Knee Fellowship: A Year-by-Year Guide first appeared on AAHKS.

Former AAHKS President and YAG Advisor Dr. Lieberman join Dr. Rozell and Dr. Schwartz in this episode of the Augment. They discuss developing a successful surgical career and in developing leadership skills. Dr. Lieberman talks about his mentors and understanding how being a leader is about supporting your team and ensuring their success. The group discusses starting out along the leadership path by getting involved wherever your passion is, always showing up and always delivering on whatever you are tasked to do. Listen now! In this episode: Joshua C. Rozell, MD Andrew M. Schwartz, MD Jay R. Lieberman, MDThe post “Legends of Arthroplasty” with Past President Dr. Jay Lieberman first appeared on AAHKS.