AAC Fellowship Accreditation
AAC Post-Graduate Fellowship Application for Certification
The Arthroscopy Association of Canada (AAC) has developed an accreditation process for Canadian fellowships in Sport Medicine/Arthroscopy. The purpose of the database is to standardize basic competencies across different programs and simplify the fellowship search and application process for residents. All training programs are encouraged to apply for registration and accreditation to further the development of post graduate training in Sport Medicine/Arthroscopy in Canada.
Criteria
Fellowship Criteria:
- Minimum 6 months in duration
- Minimum of 50% of clinical case load in arthroscopic surgery of any joint
- Designated program contact or director
- Dedicated time for educational and/or research activity within fellowship
Application
Fee
Benefits
Accredited Fellowships
2020-2021 Fellows
Banff Sports Medicine
- Meaghan Marien
Dalhousie Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine
- Andres Campos Mendez
- Johnny Rayes
- Frederick Michael
Fowler Kennedy Sport Medicine Clinic
- Lucas Beckers
- Lisa Lovse
- Scott Taylor
- Stephan Thomassen
McMaster University
- Mahmoud Almasri
- Armandeep Singh
Pan Am Clinic
- Loiy Alkhatib
- Ivan Kamikovski
- Lindsay Anderson
- Jacalyn Thoren
- Thomas Suter
University of Toronto Orthopaedic Sport Medicine
- Falko Dahm
- Justin Chang
- Kajeandra Ravichandiran
- Mark Cairns
- Samuel Larrivee
- Tara Baxter
2019-2020 Fellows
Banff Sports Medicine
- no fellows for 2019-2020
Dalhousie Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine
- Jian Xu
- Nedal Alkhatib
Fowler Kennedy Sport Medicine Clinic
- Lachlan Batty
- Osama Aweid
- Gilbert Moatshe
- Fucai Han
- Michelle Arakgi
McMaster University
- Latifah Almana
Pan Am Clinic
- Shahbaz Malik
- Benjamin Jong
- Bhanu Mishra
University of Alberta
- Nabil Khan
University of Toronto Orthopaedic Sport Medicine
- Jason Shrouder-Henry
- Marcel Betsch
- Paul Okutoyi
- Saif Aldhuhoori
- Waael Aljilani
