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Practical Musculoskeletal Training for Frontline Clinicians

Oakstone Orthopedics for Non-Orthopedists

Examination · Imaging · Fractures · Conservative Care · Referral Decisions

Build greater confidence evaluating and managing everyday orthopedic and musculoskeletal complaints—from back pain and sprains to arthritis, fractures, sports injuries, rehabilitation, and chronic pain.

40+Expert Sessions
6Clinical Areas
2026Current Release
Why Attend?

Handle common musculoskeletal complaints with greater confidence

Orthopedic complaints are part of everyday frontline practice, yet deciding what to examine, which imaging to order, how to manage the injury, and when to refer can be challenging.

This practical course brings those decisions together through expert-led teaching covering regional examination, common pathology, fractures, sports injuries, rehabilitation, bracing, injections, imaging, pain, and patient-centered care.

The curriculum is designed for clinicians who need a clear, evidence-based approach without becoming orthopedic specialists.

  • Perform focused musculoskeletal examinations by body region
  • Select and interpret appropriate initial imaging
  • Recognize common fractures and begin initial management
  • Compare conservative treatment with surgical referral
  • Apply practical rehabilitation, bracing, injection, and pain strategies
Clinical Value

Why This Course Matters

Move from the first complaint to a safer, more organized management plan.

The course helps frontline clinicians connect history, physical examination, imaging, treatment, rehabilitation, and specialty referral across common orthopedic presentations.

01

Improve examination skills

Review practical examinations of the hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, hip, spine, knee, foot, and ankle.

02

Make better imaging decisions

Learn what to order, when to order it, and how imaging fits into the evaluation of common musculoskeletal complaints.

03

Manage injuries confidently

Strengthen your initial approach to fractures, soft-tissue injuries, overuse problems, and sports-related conditions.

04

Know when to refer

Recognize red flags, compare conservative and surgical care, and identify cases requiring orthopedic or specialty evaluation.

Full Course Content

Complete Orthopedic Curriculum

Open each section to review the sessions and expert faculty.

Musculoskeletal Examination7 sessions

Foundational terminology and examination by body region

  • Jeanne M. Doperak, DO
    Foundations

    Evaluating the MSK System — Defining Structures and Terminology

  • Daiva Mitchell, MD
    Upper Extremity

    Hand, Wrist and Elbow Examination

  • Colleen McFarland, MD
    Shoulder

    Shoulder Examination

  • Daniel R. Lueders, MD
    Hip

    Hip Examination

  • Aaron Li, MD
    Spine

    Comprehensive Spine Examination

  • Adam Cook, DO
    Knee

    Knee Examination

  • Vatsal Gandhi, DO
    Foot & Ankle

    Foot and Ankle Examination

Lower Extremity and Sports Conditions10 sessions

Foot, ankle, knee, hip, core, and athletic conditions

  • Jeffrey R. Bytomski, DO
    Foot

    Common Foot Pathology and Treatment

  • Mark Rogers, DO, CAQSM, FAAFP, FAOASM
    Ankle

    Common Ankle Pathology and Treatment

  • Brian D. Cruickshank, MD
    Knee

    Knee Injuries — Overuse and Acute

  • Elizabeth P. Herrman, DO & Jonathan D. Hughes, MD
    Point-Counterpoint

    Surgery vs Conservative Care for Patellar Instability

  • Douglas Comeau, DO & Robert J. Nascimento, MD
    Point-Counterpoint

    Surgery vs Conservative Care for Meniscal Tears

  • Craig S. Mauro, MD
    Hip

    FAI and Labral Tears of the Hip

  • Craig S. Mauro, MD & Aaron V. Mares, MD
    Point-Counterpoint

    Surgery vs Conservative Care for Hip Labral Tears

  • Mark Sakr, DO, CAQSM
    Hip

    Common Hip Issues

  • Douglas A. Reeves, Jr., MD
    Core Injury

    Athletic Pubalgia and Other Core Issues

  • Kelley A. Anderson, DO
    Bone Stress

    Stress Fractures

Upper Extremity, Spine and Thorax9 sessions

Hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, spine, ribs, and nerve conditions

  • John M. MacKnight, MD, FACSM
    Hand & Wrist

    Hand and Wrist Pathology and Treatment

  • Frederick E. Soliman, DO
    Elbow

    Elbow Pathology and Treatment

  • Delmas Bolin, MD, PhD
    Shoulder

    Common Shoulder Issues: Diagnosis and Treatment

  • Bryson P. Lesniak, MD & Jeanne M. Doperak, DO
    Point-Counterpoint

    Surgery vs Conservative Care for Shoulder Instability

  • Stephen J. Rabuck, MD & Jeanne M. Doperak, DO
    Point-Counterpoint

    Rotator Cuff Tears: Surgical and Non-Surgical Considerations

  • Molly B. Gruber, DO, CAQSM
    Thorax

    Clavicle, Rib, and Upper Thorax Issues

  • Hamza Raja, MD
    Spine

    Lumbar Spine

  • Matthew David Maxwell, MD, MS
    Spine

    Cervical Spine

  • Ryan P. Nussbaum, MD
    Neuromuscular

    Nerve Entrapments

Special Populations and Clinical Challenges7 sessions

Youth, aging, emergency, mental health, nutrition, and complex presentations

  • Anne Marie Zeller, DO
    Sports Medicine

    Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports (RED-S)

  • Jeanne M. Doperak, DO
    Aging Athlete

    Arthritis and the Aging Athlete

  • Jeffrey Feden, MD
    Emergency Care

    Sideline Emergencies

  • Christopher Bullers, MD, CAQSM
    Soft Tissue

    Muscle Injuries

  • Jennifer Daily, MD, CAQSM, FAAFP
    Pediatrics

    Growth Plate Injuries and Other Pediatric Population Problems

  • Alexandra Salerno, LPC, NCC
    Mental Health

    Impacts of Chronic Pain and Injury on Mental Health

  • Kayla Martin, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN
    Nutrition

    Nutrition and Healing

Imaging, Procedures and Advanced Tools6 sessions

Ultrasound, imaging, injections, orthobiologics, tumors, and practical diagnostics

  • Everett Wilson, DO, AOBFP, AOASM
    Regenerative Medicine

    Orthobiologics — Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?

  • Sean P. Carnahan, DO, CAQSM, Dip. IOC
    Ultrasound

    Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Clinical Applications

  • Ryan D. Schreiter, DO
    Imaging

    What to Order and When — Musculoskeletal Guide to Imaging

  • Timothy W. Dancy, MD
    Bone Pathology

    Common Bone Tumors

  • Jeffrey D. Fleming, DO
    Procedures

    Common Injections

  • Ryan Wilson, DO
    Support Devices

    Bracing Solutions

Fractures and Rehabilitation5 sessions

Fracture care, rehabilitation, movement, and return to function

  • Margaret E. Gibson, MD, FAMSSM, FAAFP
    Fracture Care

    Fracture Diagnosis and Care — Lower Extremities

  • Mark R. Wisthoff, DO
    Fracture Care

    Fracture Diagnosis and Care of the Upper Extremities

  • Richard Joreitz, PT, DPT, ATC
    Rehabilitation

    Physical Therapy — Principles of Rehabilitation

  • Sarah Ostop, PT, DPT
    Movement

    Gait Analysis

  • Ryan Wilson, DO
    Support

    Bracing Solutions

Four Clinical Tracks

A practical review across everyday musculoskeletal care

Each track connects examination, diagnosis, treatment, and referral.

E

Examination

Focused regional examinations of the upper extremity, lower extremity, hip, and spine.

I

Imaging

Appropriate test selection, interpretation, fracture recognition, and diagnostic decision-making.

T

Treatment

Conservative care, injections, bracing, rehabilitation, pain management, and activity modification.

R

Referral

Red flags, urgent imaging, specialty referral, and surgical versus non-surgical considerations.

Course Information

Learning objectives and intended audience

A practical educational review for clinicians who routinely encounter orthopedic complaints.

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, participants should be able to:

  • Describe the initial evaluation of common musculoskeletal complaints.
  • Differentiate common conditions using history and mechanism of injury.
  • Identify red flags requiring urgent imaging or specialty referral.
  • Select appropriate initial imaging for common presentations.
  • Outline evidence-based non-operative management strategies.
  • Make appropriate conservative management and referral decisions.
  • Apply musculoskeletal care principles to chronic and overuse conditions.
  • Integrate assessment, management, and referral into routine practice.

Who Should Participate

This educational activity is designed for frontline clinicians interested in improving their evaluation and management of orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions.

Primary Care PhysiciansFamily PhysiciansInternistsEmergency PhysiciansPM&R PhysiciansUrgent Care CliniciansPhysician AssistantsSports Medicine Clinicians
Leadership

Course Director

Learn from an experienced primary care sports medicine physician and educator.

Jeanne M. Doperak, DO
Jeanne M. Doperak, DOCourse Director

Associate Professor, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Director, UPMC
Team Physician, University of Pittsburgh Athletics and Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Faculty

Meet the multidisciplinary faculty

Specialists in sports medicine, orthopedic surgery, rehabilitation, imaging, emergency medicine, nutrition, and behavioral health.

Kelley A. Anderson, DO

Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and sports medicine physician, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

Delmas Bolin, MD, PhD

Professor of Sports and Family Medicine and team physician serving collegiate and professional athletes.

Jeffrey R. Bytomski, DO

Professor, Department of Community Health and Family Medicine, Duke University School of Medicine.

Sean P. Carnahan, DO, CAQSM

Orthopaedic sports medicine specialist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

Douglas Comeau, DO

Sports medicine physician, educator, and team physician for Boston College and the Boston Bruins.

Brian D. Cruickshank, MD

Sports medicine physician and team physician at Stony Brook University.

Jennifer Daily, MD, CAQSM

Professor and program director in primary care sports medicine at the University of Louisville.

Margaret E. Gibson, MD

Professor, vice chair, and sports medicine fellowship director at the University of Missouri–Kansas City.

Bryson P. Lesniak, MD

Orthopaedic sports medicine surgeon and team physician for University of Pittsburgh Athletics.

John M. MacKnight, MD, FACSM

Professor, sports medicine medical director, and head team physician at the University of Virginia.

Craig S. Mauro, MD

Orthopaedic sports medicine specialist and assistant team physician for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Robert J. Nascimento, MD

Chief of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery and team physician for Boston-area collegiate and professional teams.

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Review the full curriculum and strengthen your examination, imaging, treatment, rehabilitation, and referral decisions.

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