Research and Education At Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute, our mission is built upon three foundational pillars: Excellence in Patient Care, Education and Research. These core principles guide our commitment to delivering superior orthopedic services, advancing medical knowledge and fostering the next generation of healthcare professionals.J. Dean Cole, MD, Orthopedic Surgery, working with the Surgical and Training Innovation Team to fine-tune an orthopedic invention.Central to our Education pillar is the Surgical Training and Education Center, located on the seventh floor of our downtown complex. This state-of-the-art facility provides an immersive training and learning environment where medical professionals refine their skills through hands-on training, surgical simulations and innovative educational programs. As the largest dedicated resident lab among the nation’s orthopedic hospitals, it offers medical professionals the opportunity to simulate real-life surgical procedures using anatomical specimens, medical simulators and synthetic models. It enables learners to refine their skills across various surgical specialties within realistic operating room settings. Equipped with advanced technology, the center features a full-service, customizable BioSkills lab that includes endoscopic towers, C-arms, microscopes and arthroscopy capabilities. A proctor station facilitates live streaming and broadcasting, allowing for interactive training sessions and the recording of procedures for later review. Within this special setting, collaborators work on complex cases and develop unique devices to advance science and medicine, supported by a dedicated team to assist with the patent application to advance remarkable products to market. Additionally, the facility boasts a 114-person stadium-seated auditorium and versatile event spaces to accommodate diverse educational needs. The center’s professional staff, including skilled technicians, is committed to creating an ideal learning environment for all clients, from residents to practicing surgeons. By integrating leading-edge resources and expert guidance, the Surgical Training and Education Center plays a pivotal role in enhancing surgical education — and, ultimately, patient care.ANNUAL REPORT 2025 513960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 51 5/13/26 12:28 PM
Residency and Fellowship The Orthopedic Residency Program at Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute is a cornerstone of advanced medical training, offering unparalleled educational opportunities since its establishment in 1956.Recognized for its outstanding faculty — many of whom are nationally and internationally renowned — the program provides residents with access to a comprehensive curriculum and innovative research opportunities. Our downtown complex has further enhanced the program, delivering clinical experiences in general orthopedics, hand and upper extremity, adult reconstruction and sports under the guidance of Site Director Joshua Langford, MD.Our Surgical Training and Education Center allows residents to benefit from hands-on training in specialized areas such as trauma, foot and ankle and upper extremity procedures through both lectures and labs. The institute’s six fellowship programs — spanning adult reconstruction, hand and upper extremity, pediatric orthopedics, surgical sports medicine, orthopedic trauma and primary care sports medicine — are equally robust. These fellowships prepare specialists through intensive training and mentorship, leveraging the expertise of esteemed faculty and the high patient volume at Central Florida’s only Level I Trauma Center. Our residents constantly graduate in the 99th percentile of surgical cases logged during their tenure. In addition, graduating residents have received fellowship matches with elite institutions, including the Mayo Clinic, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) and Brown University. Many of our physicians who graduated with their residency from Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute have returned as full-time physicians after completing fellowships at soughtafter institutions, including Emory University, the Mayo Clinic and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute’s residency and fellowship programs continue to earn respect for producing intelligent, hardworking and compassionate physicians who excel in patient care and innovation. The downtown Orlando campus is now a hub for transformative training, fostering growth and collaboration among residents, fellows and faculty. With a legacy of excellence, leading-edge resources and a focus on advancing orthopedic education and research, Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute remains a leader in shaping the future of orthopedic care.523960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 52 5/13/26 12:28 PM
8FellowsResidentsOrthopedic Residency and Fellowship Programs256Benjamin C. Service, MD, delivers a lecture to orthopedic residents as part of the Orthopedic Residency Program.ANNUAL REPORT 2025 533960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 53 5/13/26 12:28 PM
Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute student research program participant, Alexander K. Bishop, earned first place for a case report he produced along with Drs. Michael Jablonski and Bruce Levy. Advancing Orthopedic ResearchResearch and education are central to our mission. Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute physicians publish leading research, present at national and international forums and help shape global consensus on complex orthopedic care.In FY 2025, we advanced our orthopedic research program as we now include more prospective research that is industry-sponsored, grant-funded and investigator-led. Highlighted research projects included a partnership with the United States Department of Defense titled, “Surgical Timing and Rehabilitation for Multiple Ligament Knee Injuries: A Multicenter Integrated Clinical Trial.” In addition, we launched a sponsored study titled “Regeneration of Acutely Injured Nerves with Temporary Electrical Stimulation (REGAIN): A Prospective, Multicenter, Double-Blinded and Randomized Clinical Trial.” The purpose of this study is to evaluate the definitive safety and effectiveness of Epineuron’s Temporary Peripheral Nerve Stimulation System for aiding the regeneration of injured peripheral nerves as an adjunct to surgical repair.More Than700Contributions toJournals and Research50+Physicians Wrote ArticlesScan the QR code to view all our physician articles.Orthopedic Surgeons Working Alongside the Next Generation of LeadersOne of the strongest examples of this commitment is the work of student research program participant Alexander K. Bishop, who partnered with Drs. Michael Jablonski and Bruce Levy on a case report that earned first place at a medical education symposium. Their collaboration reflects how our institute helps emerging orthopedic leaders gain meaningful, hands-on research experience while working alongside respected surgeons in the field.543960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 54 5/13/26 12:28 PM
Surgical Training and Education Center Scan the QR code to take a virtual tour of the start-of-the-art center.The Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute’s Surgical Training and Education Center achieved significant milestones in 2025, solidifying its reputation as a premier destination for medical education and innovation.The Surgical Training and Education Center exemplifies Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute’s commitment to empowering medical professionals, from surgeons and nurses to radiologists and first responders. The hands-on training provided within the center fosters confidence and enhanced clinical expertise, equipping participants to excel in their fields. By combining innovation, education and collaboration, the center continues to elevate the standards of medical care in Central Florida and beyond.Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute Innovation Center LaunchesThis year, we launched the Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute Innovation Center — a new hub designed to accelerate the future of orthopedic care. By bringing together institute physicians, entrepreneurs and early-stage companies, the center helps move promising ideas from concept to clinical impact. With deep clinical expertise, hands-on advisory support and access to strategic investment capital, the Innovation Center is built to advance meaningful solutions that improve care for patients and providers alike.With 195 educational labs conducted in 2025, the center expanded access to hands-on learning for a wide range of participants — including surgeons, residents, fellows, anesthesia and Air Care teams, students ranging from middle school to college, APPs, engineers, physical therapists, athletic trainers, nurses, first responders and community partners. Ten state-of-the-art cadaver lab stations supported this growth, while partnerships with industry leaders advanced device development, technique validation and interdisciplinary education.New technologies further strengthened the center’s ability to design,test and refine innovative surgical solutions. A key milestone was the continuation of the “Core Course” residency program, guaranteeing orthopedic residents dedicated, structured training throughout the year. The center also hosted national and international programs and served as a validation site for emerging medical devices, giving Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute clinicians the opportunity to provide real-time feedback before technologies reach the market. Signature experiences — from hands-on cadaver training for osteopathic medical students to the weeklong American Association of Surgical Physician Assistants symposium — demonstrate how the center supports multiple specialties while directly translating education and innovation into improved surgical performance and patient outcomes. ANNUAL REPORT 2025 553960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 55 5/13/26 12:28 PM
Educational Labs Completed2,575Total Attendeesfor All SessionsIndustry Partners Hosted an Event with InstituteCadaver Lab Stations195 10 45563960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 56 5/13/26 12:28 PM
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Community Relations Caring for Central Florida has been an Orlando Health tradition for over 100 years. Our ability to extend our healthcare services beyond the walls of our hospitals is a joint effort. Not only do our physicians, team members, volunteers and board members go above and beyond their daily contributions to support our community, but so do our community partners. With this collaboration, a profound differenceis made in the lives of the individuals and communities we serve.total impressionsOrlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute participated in72community events284,000over41CommunityOrganizations Supported583960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 58 5/13/26 12:28 PM
Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute proudly demonstrated its commitment to community engagement by sponsoring and participating in a variety of impactful events throughout 2025. Signature events included the Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell Run and the Winter Park Christmas Parade, all of which aligned with the institute’s mission to enhance the quality of life for the communities it serves. In total, the institute participated in 72 events, reaching over 284,000 individuals and fostering meaningful connections. These initiatives highlight the institute’s dedication to building stronger, healthier communities through collaboration and outreach.2025 73rd Annual Winter Park Christmas ParadeANNUAL REPORT 2025 593960700 - PRINT - OHJOI 2025 Annual Report - Booklet_R15.indd 59 5/13/26 12:28 PM
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