Engaging in research helps residents develop critical skills, advance the field of medicine for the benefit of patients, and enhance career opportunities. In this episode, pediatric orthopaedic surgeon Dustin Greenhill, MD, FAAOS, recounted his research journey, explaining how he was encouraged by his mentors to persevere after his first manuscript (written as a med student) was rejected. He explained how he currently gets Residents and Fellows involved in and excited about research and offered advice on how to fit research projects into already jam-packed schedules.

Guest: Dustin Greenhill, MD, FAAOS, Assistant Clinical Professor, Temple University School of Medicine, and Associate Program Director, Orthopaedic Surgery Residency, St. Luke’s University Health Network

Host: Rex Lutz, DO, AAOS Resident Assembly Executive Committee Chair

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