Arthroscopy is pleased to welcome Dr. Andrew E. Jimenez to the role of Associate Editor. Dr. Jimenez graduated from Brown University with a Bachelor of Arts before earning his Doctor of Medicine at the University of Cincinnati, where he did his Residency in Orthopaedic Surgery. He went on to complete a Sports Medicine Fellowship in Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Connecticut and a Hip Preservation Fellowship at the American Hip Institute in Chicago. Dr. Jimenez currently serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation at the esteemed Yale School of Medicine, where he also acts as Associate Fellowship Director of Sports Medicine. As a former collegiate wrestler, he is able to leverage firsthand experience in his role as Team Physician for Yale Athletics. He has mentored 2 research fellows who were awarded the James G. Hirsch Endowed Medical Student Research Fellowship and was twice nominated for the John N. Forrest Jr., M.D., Prize for Mentorship in Student Research. An avid researcher, he has participated in well over 100 peer-reviewed presentations at meetings outside Yale. His original research credits number somewhere in the realm of 140. He takes his professional service seriously and is an active member of the Multicenter Arthroscopic Study of the Hip Group. When he has time away from the office, Dr. Jimenez enjoys staying active. He is an avid skier and practices Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
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