VIRTUAL VOS 2021 Conference
You Can Access the VIRTUAL VOS 2021 Conference On Demand Until June 30!
VIRTUAL VOS 2021 Conference - Now Online!
March 18-20, 2021
We had a great time at VIRTUAL VOS – and the learning and fun continues!
Did you have a chance to visit our sponsors and exhibitor area? You can continue to access our sponsor/exhibitor content and hours of scientific content through the On Demand part of the conference. All the live, interactive content of VIRTUAL VOS has been recorded and is available on demand. Take advantage of the great content and CE credits, and register today!
If you are looking to log into the On-Demand VOS Conference and already attended the Live Conference, follow these steps:
Click on the website link: go.ncsu.edu/reporter
Click on Brickyard Login
Enter the email you used to register for the conference
Enter the password: VVOS2021
Under "Upcoming Courses" click on "Access Online Content"
Watch the "VOS Instructional Video" at the top to learn how to navigate the On Demand site
Did You Miss VIRTUAL VOS? You Can Still Register and Access the Content!
If you DID NOT sign up for the Live VOS Conference but wish to sign up for the On-Demand VOS Conference, click here to register and access the content:
Read the VIRTUAL VOS Preliminary Conference Program (updated 3/19/21) and learn how to get CE credits for VIRTUAL VOS.
Our Jacques Jenny lecturer, Dr. Leesa Galatz, chair of the Orthopedics Department at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City and recent recipient of the 2021 ORS Women’s Leadership Forum Award will share the current science and cutting-edge techniques that she uses in her patients who suffer from shoulder and/or elbow disease and injury. You can read more in her bio below.
In addition to the usual live Q & A that follows abstract and lecture presentations, VIRTUAL VOS registrants will be able to chat live with the presenters DURING the pre-recorded abstract presentation. In addition to all of this live, interactive content, registrants will have access to hours of additional scientific and exhibitor/sponsor content ON DEMAND. In addition to the ON DEMAND supplemental content, ALL of the live, interactive content will also be recorded and available afterward so that our international guests don’t need to keep crazy hours to take advantage of all the cutting edge scientific abstract presentations. In addition to the our normal highly valued sponsorship opportunities, we’re excited to be introducing a new “Our Members Want to Know” OnDemand mini-program in which our supporters will be invited to submit brief and targeted pre-recorded video responses to our moderators’ provocative questions. Sponsors can opt to engage on one or more questions relevant to their product / service line; each video response with an associated submission fee. This is a great opportunity for our members to get answers to their questions, and our industry supporters are given the opportunity to tout their products and services. Sounds pretty ideal, huh?
| 'On Site' Meeting Registration (3/18/2021 or after) | |
| VOS Member | $475 |
| Non-member | $625 |
| VOS Member (Resident / Intern / Student) | $375 |
| Non-member (Resident / Intern / Student) | $400 |
You’re going to be pleasantly surprised at the low conference registration fees this year (see Registration Fees table). Coupled with the elimination of your personal travel expenses and the ease of attendance for our international members, we are expecting our registration numbers to RISE this year!
Questions? Contact Heidi DeCamp of VOS at secretary@vosdvm.org or 517-597-0047.
Meet the 2021 Jacques Jenny Lecturer
Leesa M. Galatz, MD, is the Mount Sinai Professor and Chair of the Leni and Peter May Department of Orthopedic Surgery and the Icahn School of Medicine at the Mount Sinai Health System in New York. She specializes in Shoulder and Elbow Surgery. She previously served as the Fellowship Director for the Shoulder and Elbow Fellowship as well as Chief of the Shoulder and Elbow Service at Washington University. Her primary research interest throughout her career has been basic science of rotator cuff disease and tendon healing as it pertains to cuff repair. She is a Co-Primary Investigator on two major projects funded by the National Institute of Health which focus on rotator cuff degeneration and repair, and tissue engineering strategies for tendon repair. Her research is complemented with clinical projects with her colleagues on Shoulder and Elbow problems.
Dr. Galatz has served as a faculty member in numerous courses on a national and international level, lecturing on a variety of clinical topics pertaining to Shoulder and Elbow pathology. She was the recipient of the Neer award for Basic Science Research at the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Open Meeting in 2009. Dr. Galatz received the 2014 Kappa Delta Ann Doner Award along with her colleagues for research on the natural history of rotator cuff disease. In 2007, she was a European Shoulder and Elbow Traveling Fellow, sponsored by American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons and was an American British Canadian Traveling Fellow in 2009.
Dr. Galatz is the Associate Editor for Basic Science for the Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery and is a peer reviewer for multiple other orthopedic publications. She has served as a Member at Large on the Board of AAOS and as a Delegate on the Board of AOA. Dr. Galatz is currently a Member at Large on the Board of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons.
