 PLAN NOW FOR THE
VOS 66th
Annual Meeting!
May 3-5, 2013
Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Washington, DC Seth A. Cheatham, MD
Assistant Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
VCU Medical Center
VOS 66th Annual Meeting Co-Chair
The 66th Annual Virginia Orthopaedic Society Meeting is shaping up to be another exciting meeting! This year we are pleased to have Dr. Michael McKee, from the University of Toronto, who specializes in orthopaedic trauma and Dr. Scott Mair, from the University of Kentucky, who specializes in sports medicine/shoulder surgery as our Keynote Speakers. Since we had such a positive response from the debates that were held at last year’s meeting, we will have four more this year. Trauma debates will include Appropriate Timing for the Treatment of Open Fractures and ORIF vs. Arthroplasty for the Treatment of Proximal Humerus Fractures. Sports debates will include Transtibial vs. Medial Portal ACL Reconstruction and Single vs. Double Row Rotator Cuff Repair. We are also very pleased to announce that Dr. David Jevsevar, MD, from Intermountain Healthcare will be joining us to speak on how accountable care organizations and bundling payments will affect how we deliver care. In addition, we will have updates on office coding/billing, perioperative management and treatment of MRSA, the role of the orthopaedic surgeon in working up/managing osteoporosis, DMARD’s in orthopaedics, as well as how pregnancy affects our patients. Please mark your calendars now for the weekend of May 3-5, 2013, and join us at the beautiful Mandarin Oriental Hotel, located in the heart of Washington, DC.
This year's PA breakout session will focus on the upper extremity. Lectures will cover examination, treatment and trauma of the upper extremity. Two hours will be allotted for covering these topics with ample time for round table discussion with lecturers and attendees. We look forward to seeing as many PAs that are able to attend.
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
SAVE THE DATE
PA Breakout Session
May 4, 2013
Washington, DC
Topics and Discussions specifically for PAs by PAs
To Register
| 2013 Annual Meeting Co-Chairs |
 Seth A. Cheatham, MD is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at VCU Medical Center. After completing a fellowship in sports medicine at the University of Kentucky, he returned to Richmond in 2009. Aside from his clinical duties, Dr. Cheatham also serves as a team physician for Virginia Commonwealth University and Virginia Union University. |
 Dr. Jeff Schulman completed his Orthopaedic training locally with residency at George Washington University and Fellowship training at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland. Since training, he has spent the last five years as an Orthopaedic Traumatologist at the Level 1 Trauma Center at INOVA Fairfax Hospital in Northern Virginia. |
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Modern Luxury in the Nation's Capital
Mandarin Oriental Hotel
1330 Maryland Avenue, SW • Washington, DC 20024
Within walking distance of some of the nation’s most cherished monuments, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Washington, DC, offers an elegant retreat in one of the world’s most important cities. Close to both Capitol Hill and the Smithsonian Institute, our hotel exudes a refined sense of style with beautifully designed rooms, a serene spa, excellent restaurants and legendary service.
 LOCATION
Conveniently located in the centre of the city, we are within walking distance of many of Washington DC’s most famous attractions.
- Steps from important sights such as the Tidal Basin, Jefferson Memorial and Washington Monument
- 12 minutes from Ronald Reagan National Airport
- 5 minute walk to the White House
 ROOMS & SUITES
Blending Oriental elegance with traditional American style, all of our rooms and suites enjoy views over the city or the elegant waterfront.
- 347 beautifully decorated rooms
- 53 spacious suites
- Tai Pan Rooms offering access to Tai Pan Club, our exclusive lifestyle club
- Breathtaking 3-bedroom Presidential Suite
DINING
At Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC, our restaurants are as impressive as their surroundings. With a choice of menus and settings, we offer a range of fabulous options.
- Modern American cuisine at CityZen
- All-day regional American dining at Sou’Wester
- Cocktails and live music at Empress Lounge
 SPA & WELLNESS
Spread over 10,500 feet, our luxurious spa is a tranquil urban oasis with a serene atmosphere and stunning facilities.
- Eight treatment rooms, some with showers and changing areas
- Two dedicated beauty suites
- Zen relaxation area
- Heat and water experience, including amethyst steam room, sauna, a vitality pool, ice fountain and cold plunge pool
 LEISURE
Take time out from your busy Washington DC schedule to make the most of our comprehensive leisure facilities.
- 50-foot indoor swimming pool
- Fully equipped Fitness Center
- Private yoga and exercise classes
- Exclusive Tai Pan lifestyle club and private lounge
- Small art gallery featuring rotating exhibits of local artists. Has private elevator access and private flagstone patio
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