Community Surgeon Achievement Award

About OTA :

OTA is a California nonprofit nonprofit organization.

OTA aims at a charity, education, and business sciences, including training, developing, supporting, and enhancing investigations of orthopedic trauma and prevention of osteoporosis.

The trauma-related musculoskeletal system; encourages education and the development of, publishes, and writes textbooks to correct trauma; and promotes professional training for orthopedic surgeons and paramedical personnel.

About AFA:

The “Dynamic Fracture Association” was established in 1938 and a group of midwestern surgeons gathered to discuss various types of fracture care and trauma-related issues. The name “Dynamic Fracture Association” was changed to the American Fracture Association (AFA) under the leadership of President Henry Mardin in 1952 and the scope of the organization began to expand. In the following years, the organization expanded its cooperation with international orthopedic colleagues, established a research fund, and awarded an orthopedic education grant called the “Meydening Prize” to aspiring young orthopedic residents.

Dr. Steve Olsen summarizes Community Surgeon Achievement Award. “It is an honor to be able to get recognition from our peers and provide excellent contributions and professional dedication to your community to improve trauma care research and education.”

Winners of this award must meet the following eligibility requirements:

1. Show outstanding community orthopedic contributions
2. Dedicated to professional excellence in all community-level research and education
3. Orthopedic trauma individuals must have integrity and leadership.

In addition, the winners are required to agree to the following:

1. Serving as the CSAA Award for the next year in the Selection Committee
2. Participate in OTA Annual Meeting to Accept CSAA Award
3. Must be a reputable OTA member.