Fellowship

Hand and Upper Extremity Fellowship

Length of program: 1 year
Number of positions: 3

The program includes comprehensive training in shoulder, elbow and hand surgery. Fellows rotate with four full-time upper extremity surgeons. Rotations include outpatient and inpatient surgery, a minimum of one day in the clinic and a minimum of one half-day per week performing clinical or basic science research. Patient population includes adults and children. Surgical practice includes arthroscopy, nerve decompression, microsurgery, tendon repair and reconstruction, joint releases and shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand arthroplasty.

2007-2008 Fellows

Peter Kelleher, M.D.

Peter began his schooling at Lafayette College, where he obtained his undergraduate degree. He continued to Jefferson Medical College for medical school. He completed his residency at the University of Vermont. In his free time, Peter enjoys backcountry skiing, cycling, running, traveling and burritos.

Walter Song, M.D.

Walter left his hometown of Columbia, Maryland to obtain his undergraduate degree at the University of Virginia. He then went to New York Medical College for his medical school and completed his residency at the University of Connecticut. Currently, he and his wife are expecting their first child. He enjoys golfing, playing basketball and cooking.

George Zanaros, M.D.

After leaving Saratoga Springs, NY, George went to Cornell University for his undergraduate degree. He continued to Albany Medical College for medical school as well as his residency. He is currently married with no children. George's hobbies include skiing, eating sushi, playing Texas Hold'em, traveling to Greece and being a huge Yankees fan.