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Our 2024-25 first-year orthopedic surgery residents share their favorite things about Madison, Wisconsin.

2024-2025 second-year resident Rachael Tolsma, MD, talks about her experience in the Orthopedic Surgery residency program at UW. For more information, visit ortho.wisc.edu/education-and-training/orthopedic-surgery-residency/

Third-year resident Lauren Summers, MD, talks about her experience in the Orthopedic Surgery residency program at UW. For more information, visit ortho.wisc.edu/education-and-training/orthopedic-surgery-residency/

Third-year resident Rick Behlmer, MD, talks about his experience in the Orthopedic Surgery residency program at UW. For more information, visit ortho.wisc.edu/education-and-training/orthopedic-surgery-residency/

Third-year physical medicine and rehabilitation resident Shivani Khakhkhar, DO, talks about her experience in the PM&R residency program at UW.

2021 Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Program: A Virtual Tour

Through this unprecedented time, our doctors have continued to show up for their community, and save lives. This year on Thank A Doctor Day, we have a special message to share with all of our doctors. Thank you for all you do, each and every day.

Freedom of movement is something many people take for granted but arthritis, sports injuries and other bone and joint conditions can all limit your quality of life. Learn why UW Orthopedics and Rehabilitation doctors and scientists need your support to find new and innovative solutions to treat musculoskeletal issues and move their ground breaking research forward. Learn more and give at www.or...

Dr. Caldera introduces her patient, Nick, who suffered a spinal cord injury (C5 Quadriplegic) that has affected the use of his arms and hands.

Dr. Caldera and Nick (C5 Quadriplegic) discuss the use of low-tech accessible tools that allow Nick to live more independently.

Dr. Kristin Caldera and Nick (C5 Quadriplegic) discuss modifications Nick has made to his clothing to provide functionality and greater independence.

Dr. Kristin Caldera and Nick (C5 Quadriplegic) discuss high-tech accessible tools that can be useful for greater independence for an individual with a spinal cord injury.

Dr. Kristin Caldera and Nick (C5 Quadriplegic) discuss general accessibility tips and tricks to make living independently with a spinal cord injury more manageable.

UW Orthopedic Freedom of Movement Fund

UW Orthopedic Development Board Chairman - Jim Yehle