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Dr. Feltham, with other SCOA Board Members, meet with SC Governor (March 2019)
Dr. Glen Feltham is proud to be a board member for the SCOA (South Carolina Orthopedic Association). In March 2019 he attended a meeting in Columbia with our Governor, Henry McMaster and local legislators. Dr. Feltham enjoyed the day, saying “It was great to meet our state representatives and have the opportunity to discuss pending legislation regarding Health Care in South Carolina. It was a great day on the Hill.”
UCATS Quarterly Meeting, April 9, 2019
April 9, 2019 was the quarterly UCATS (Upper Catawba Athletic Trainers’ Society) meeting. This meeting addressed concussion care, and included presentations from ATCs and PTs in the area. Dr. Feltham, along with Rich Biggers from Ivy Rehab, helped coordinate & host this continuing education event.
Dr. Gale presenter at Upper Extremity Symposium in Charlotte (April 2019)
Dr. Andrea Gale presented last weekend at Select Health’s annual Upper Extremity Symposium held in Charlotte, NC. Dr. Gale provide sessions on both elbow instability and wrist instability. She is pictured here with her therapy co-presenter Emily Altman, DPT, CHT. Way to go, Dr. Gale!
Sports Medicine Support in our Community!
Kathe spends time in the community, supporting athletic events in her ATC role. Here she is at a lacrosse tournament in Matthews. Thanks, Kathe, for representing SpecOrtho!
AOSSM Meeting, May 2018
Dr. Feltham sits on the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) Self Assessment Exam Committee. They write and develop the questions, answers, and commentary on answers for the society’s exam. This assessment is used by orthopaedic surgeons as a study guide for their re-certification exam of the Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Boards.
Thank you, Dr. Feltham, for sharing your expertise with other orthopaedic surgeons around the country!
Tulane University, New Orleans, July 2018
Dr Feltham (in green) visited Tulane University in New Orleans, spending time in and out of the OR to learn the proper utilization of a new orthopaedic biologic implant. He was invited by Dr Buddy Savoie, Tulane’s Chairman of the Department of Orthopaedics.