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To advance the orthopaedic profession by supporting meritorious graduate medical education without conflicts or bias |
Congratulations to the 2022-2023 fellowship grant recipients
Grants were awarded to 98 meritorious fellowship programs.
Grants support clinical orthopaedic fellowship programs and may be used for a fellow's salary and benefits. (Programs can request preapproval of other direct education expenses if salary and benefit support is not possible.)
Click on the fellowship page for more information.
Coming soon!
New grant cycle providing CME support for fellows
OMeGA is launching a new grant cycle for the 2022-2023 academic year to provide funding to clinical fellows to attend an ACGME-accredited meeting and obtain CME credit.
Grants up to $2,000 will be available
The annual meeting of OMeGA's 27 partners will be eligible
Covered meetings are subject to funded categories 1
Covered expenses are registration (if applicable), travel, and lodging 2
Interested clinical fellows must complete a short application August 1-26
1 Covered meetings are limited to the subspecialties for which we have support. This includes 8 subspecialty categories and a non-subspecialty category that includes AAOS, AOA, ORS, RJGOS, RJOS, MSIS, ORA, and SOMOS.
2 Several societies have offered comped registration so this cost will not be incurred by the fellow grant recipient.
Subspecialty connections
OMeGA supports fellowship programs in all nine orthopaedic subspecialties. To find information and resources for each subspecialty, hover over the "Fellowship Grants and Subspecialty Pages" button on the left and click links in the drop-down menu.
2022 OMeGA officers
John A. Glaser, MD is OMeGA's President. Robert J. Bielski, MD is OMeGA's Secretary and S. Ashfaq Hasan, MD is OMeGA's Treasurer.
Click here to open the public announcement
Click here to see the list of 2022 OMeGA board members
Click here to see the list of 2022 OMeGA advisory board members
Click here to see the list of 2022 OMeGA review committee members
A record 27 orthopaedic societies joined OMeGA to approve and sign the eighth joint letter to industry encouraging support for graduate medical education (GME). Nonconflicted industry support of quality orthopaedic residency and fellowship programs is critical to secure the future of the orthopaedic profession.
This letter was sent to current and potential supporters of OMeGA to demonstrate the crucial need for non conflicted, merit-based funding provided by OMeGA GME grants. The letter outlines a brief history of GME funding, defines the role OMeGA grants play in the orthopaedic GME landscape, and calls on industry to provide support to benefit the orthopaedic educational system and patients.
OMeGA Medical Grants Association is the only third-party administrator of grants in all orthopaedic subspecialty categories. Since 2008, OMeGA has collaborated with corporate donors to support quality orthopaedic residency programs and fellowship education. OMeGA grants provide an objective, non-conflicted, transparent funding mechanism to assure continued funding of orthopaedic training--education that is critical to maintaining quality orthopaedic patient care. In the last 14 years, OMeGA has received 2,873 applications for residency and fellowship support, and requests from meritorious programs continue to grow.
Click here if you would like to receive email notifications of future OMeGA grant application periods. Provide your name, title, email address, and institution name. Notifications will be sent for all grant cycles unless "fellowship only" or "residency only" is specified. Your information will be used only as it pertains to OMeGA and will not be shared.
OMeGA Fellowship GLM (Grant Lifecycle Manager)
Email info@omegamedicalgrants.org with any questions.
Grants are available through the generous support of donors
Thank you to our donors that truly support the orthopaedic profession, funding multiple subspecialty categories.