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EDUCATION The Annual Meeting The AAHKS Annual Meeting provides an in-depth, peer-reviewed program that educates members on current evidence-based approaches to hip and knee arthroplasty. The Annual Meeting addresses a broad array of scientific topics, such as implant design, results, surgical techniques and complications of primary and revision TJA, as well as the latest information available on socioeconomic and health policy issues affecting our specialty. In addition, the Annual Meeting provides the opportunity to see the latest products and services specific to hip and knee surgery and to network with the leading adult reconstruction surgeons from around the world. The Journal of Arthroplasty The Journal of Arthroplasty (JOA) is the official journal of AAHKS. Members find it to be a valuable resource as it brings together the clinical and scientific foundations for joint replacement. Members receive the print journal as well as full-text online access to the JOA for one year with their paid membership dues. One-touch direct access to the JOA is available for iPad via a free app. Case Sharing on DocSpera DocSpera is an exclusive partner with AAHKS providing an HIPAA compliant mobile/web platform for physician communication and case sharing. It allows for efficient collaboration with colleagues on referrals, medical cases, and practice-based issues. Career Enhancement AAHKS offers programs to enhance your career in hip and knee surgery, including: • The Match for Adult Reconstruction and Tumor Fellowships, The American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons, The Hip Society, The Knee Society and the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society have joined to form a Fellowship Match for Adult Reconstruction and Tumor Fellowships. Fourth year residents are able to submit applications starting in August. • Annual Resident Arthroplasty Course, AAHKS conducts the Annual Resident Arthroplasty Course that takes place just before the AAHKS Annual Meeting. AAHKS has specifically created this course for residents in the R3 year of orthopaedic surgery training. • Mentor Program, The program is designed to facilitate connections between members for professional growth, accommodating all members from residents to experienced surgeons on a variety of issues. • Online Career Center, Employers can streamline their hiring process with targeted access to the best arthroplasty surgeons. Find employers hiring in real time while staying informed about job openings. The career center also offers easy online job management, job activity tracking, and auto notification.