AAOS 2025 Brings New Meaning to ‘March Madness’

Annunziato (Ned) Amendola, MD, FAAOS

I can honestly say that the AAOS 2025 Annual Meeting delivered its own brand of excitement, inspiration, and meaningful impact.

Finding One’s Legacy: How to Approach the Question of Retirement from Orthopaedics

Leslie Schwindel, MD, FAAOS

As I write this, my grandmother passed away about 6 weeks ago. She was 94 years old and suffering from severe dementia before she fractured her hip. She was my last remaining grandparent, and her passing caused me to reflect a great deal on the purpose of life.

At 65 Years Old, Stuart L. Weinstein, MD, Says He Was Too Busy and Too Happy to Think about Retirement

Stuart L. Weinstein, MD, FAAOS

Although certain factors regarding retirement may be beyond one’s control, thoughtful planning and continual reevaluation of appropriate timing should begin preferably when one reaches mid-career level.

How Can Orthopaedic Surgeons Know When It Is Time to Retire?

Cassim M. Igram, MD, FAAOS

Recognizing when it is time to retire can be difficult.

Andrew King, MD, Offers Tips on Becoming an ‘Orthopaedic Elder’ after Retirement

Andrew King, MD

There are several ways to retire.

#MovingForward: Learn More about Proposed AAOS Governance Changes

Paul Tornetta III, MD, PHD, FAAOS

AAOS is at a pivotal moment. With proposed governance changes on the horizon, we have the opportunity to modernize leadership and ensure a stronger future for our profession.