Since the Global Spine Congress in Dubai in 2016 the AOSpine Fellows Alumni have been holding networking and educational events across the world and the GSC in Toronto this May was no exception.

 

The activities started off with a hugely successful educational session entitled ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: The case that taught me the most’ with exceptional faculty members Michael Fehlings, Darrel Brodke and Bryan Ashman. Each esteemed faculty presented a case to the audience leading to highly interactive discussions all successfully moderated by Harry Gebhard from the Fellows Alumni Steering Committee.

 

All Steering Committee members; Rick Bransford, Tarek ElHewala, Harry Gebhard, Kenny Kwan and Cordula Netzer were highly involved with the planning of all activities, and following the session led the group of alumni members to a networking dinner with the AOSpine Ambassadors.

 

 

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The Ambassadors are a group of members that have been selected to show AOSpine’s appreciation of their remarkable contribution, engagement and value to the organization. They include every distinguished surgeon in the spinal community. By inviting them to the dinner Fellow Alumni members are given the opportunity to meet their hero’s in a relaxed environment.

 

Due to the huge success in Toronto the Fellows Alumni Steering Committee is once again planning educational and networking events in Rio at the Global Spine Congress 2020. We hope to see you all there!

 

 

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