Fellows
Qualifications
OSMA Fellows are recognized for their past contributions to OSMA and the orthopaedics industry
To earn the prestigious title of being an OSMA Fellow, an individual must be acknowledged for their exceptional contributions to both OSMA and the field of orthopaedics. OSMA Fellows may include individuals who have retired, work part time, or no longer work for an OSMA member company but have the time and desire to remain engaged with OSMA.
OSMA Fellows are selected by the OSMA Board of Directors and are considered non-voting members. They are also intended to continue their participation in advancing OSMA’s mission, vision, and strategic priorities.
Benefits
By being an OSMA Fellow, you become part of the solution
OSMA Fellows are invited to attend quarterly meetings, which may fall into one of the following categories:
Educational Programs
Educational Programs focus on providing members with up-to-date information and insights on topics relevant to the orthopaedics industry It creates unique opportunities for members to directly interact with guest speakers, including representatives from government regulatory agencies such as the FDA, notified bodies, and other industry experts from around the world. These sessions provide a platform for open and productive dialogue between industry professionals and regulators, fostering a shared understanding of key issues and allowing for collaborative efforts to address challenges affecting both stakeholders and, ultimately, patients. …Read More
Business Meetings
These meetings focus on updates from various task forces, keeping you informed about the organization’s ongoing activities and progress Celebrate past achievements with recognition of significant accomplishments. Get ahead of the curve by discussing emerging regulatory issues impacting the industry and explore actions OSMA can take to address them effectively. Additionally, stay informed about the broader landscape by receiving reports on meetings of other relevant professional organizations including ASTM, ISO, AdvaMed, and the Orthopaedic Alliance Roundtable (OAR). …Read More
Working Groups
OSMA Working Groups are dedicated teams of volunteer members who tackle critical industry challenges head-on. These groups focus on a specific issue at a time, collaborating to develop and implement effective solutions. By participating in an OSMA Working Group, you make a tangible impact. Your active involvement directly contributes to shaping the future of the orthopaedics industry. …Read More
Participation
Engaging with OSMA as a Fellow offers a rewarding partnership
Becoming an OSMA Fellow opens a door to exciting opportunities for collaboration and mutual benefit. As a fellow, you will enjoy access to the members’ website and are warmly invited to participate in OSMA in various ways:
- Mentor early-career members: Guide and inspire the next generation of professionals through your knowledge and experience.
- Speak at OSMA meetings: Share your insights and expertise with a wider audience at industry events.
- Lead or contribute to working groups: Tackle critical industry challenges by actively participating in or even leading dedicated working groups.
- Advise the Board of Directors: Offer your valuable perspective to shape the future of the organization by advising the leadership team.
- Contribute to publications: Help shape the industry by taking part in writing and editing OSMA publications.