An entire floor of the Richard S. Ross Research Building, opened in September 1991, is dedicated to orthopaedic research. We have basic research programs in Cell Biology and Biomechanics and have recruited premier investigators to head these programs, which are based in the Ross Building on the Johns Hopkins campus and at the Good Samaritan Hospital. All residents have research experience of at least five months in these laboratories. In addition, residents are encouraged to participate in clinical studies leading to publication with their faculty mentors. We are interested in recruiting thoughtful, mature individuals who have a love of learning, a desire to serve their fellow human beings, and feel a call to leadership.
Residency is just the beginning of a career in orthopaedic surgery.
It is our goal to provide you with the right start.