AANA and AOSSM Unite for Five-Year Specialty Day Partnership

Posted 7/12/2024

 

Rosemont, Illinois – The Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA) and American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) are pleased to announce a five-year Specialty Day partnership to be held at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Annual Meeting.

 

Under the leadership of AANA President Alan Curtis, M.D. (2024-2025), FAANA and AOSSM President Dean C. Taylor, M.D. (2023-2024) the two influential organizations have decided to merge their expertise and present a unified agenda for the Specialty Day programs from 2026-2030.

 

This strategic collaboration will significantly benefit the vast number of orthopaedic surgeons specializing in sports medicine and performing arthroscopic and minimally invasive orthopaedic procedures. Attendees can look forward to an agenda filled with presentations from world-renowned experts and leaders in the field, combining the strengths of both organizations to deliver top-tier education content.

 

“This partnership represents a pivotal moment for the orthopaedic community,” said Dr. Alan Curtis, “By combining our resources and expertise, we are posed to provide an unparalleled educational opportunity.”

 

Dr. Dean C. Taylor echoed this sentiment, stating, “Our joint efforts will ensure that the Specialty Day programs are packed with cutting-edge topics and delivered by a stellar lineup of specialists. This collaboration promises to enhance the educational experience and professional development of both organizations’ members.”

 

The AANA-AOSSM partnership is expected to result in the highest quality education, featuring innovative topics and prominent speakers for the next five years. This alliance underscores the commitment of both organizations to advancing the field of orthopaedics and fostering excellence in clinical practice and research.

For more information about the AANA and AOSSM Specialty Day partnership and upcoming events, please visit www.aana.org and www.sportsmed.org.

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