Our Mission
The OSU - Saint Francis Orthopedic Trauma Fellowship is a one-year program designed to develop orthopedic trauma surgeons who are not only skilled clinicians and educators, but also leaders who will advance the specialty and strengthen the orthopedic community. Our fellowship combines exceptional clinical experience with a strong academic foundation, preparing graduates to deliver compassionate, evidence-based and innovative care to the injured patient.
Mission: Our mission is to extend the healing ministry of Christ by training future leaders in orthopedic trauma.
Vision: Our vision is to be nationally recognized as a premier orthopedic trauma fellowship, known for producing compassionate, skilled and innovative leaders who advance patient care and the orthopedic community.
About The Program
The Saint Francis Orthopedic Trauma Fellowship was established in 2010: a blue collar fellowship that focused on the clinical experience associated with the treatment of orthopedic trauma. Since that time, it has evolved into a top-tier university-based Level I orthopedic trauma experience at the nation's 11th largest hospital with five diversely trained orthopedic traumatologists and an ancillary staff including advance practice providers, orthopedic residents, orthopedic hospitalist service and a research fellow.
The OSU - Saint Francis Orthopedic Trauma Fellowship is guided by a clear set of goals that reflect our commitment to our fellows and our patients:
- Faith: Extending the healing ministry of Christ in all we do
- Excellence: Striving for the highest standards in education, research and patient care
- Compassion: Serving patients and families with empathy, dignity and respect
- Scholarship: Advancing orthopedic knowledge through research, teaching and innovation
- Leadership: Preparing graduates to be impactful leaders in the orthopedic community
- Journal club
- Monthly with attendings/residents
- Morbidity & mortality meeting
- Monthly with orthopedic service
- Fracture conference
- Weekly conference with formal presentation of orthopedic cases with residents and attendings
- Orthopedic lecture
- Monthly lecture discussing orthopedic topics
- Book club
- Review of orthopedics with attending providers
- Research project
All applications are submitted and processed through SFMatch. If you have any questions, please contact Michael Ranck at [email protected].
Mark Calder, MD, MPH (Program Director)
- Medical School: Tulane University School of Medicine
- Residency: Wayne State University School of Medicine
- Fellowship: University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
Mark Johnson, DO
- Medical School: Rocky Vista University
- Residency: Oklahoma State University Medical Center
- Fellowship: University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
Keivan Abtahi, DO
- Medical School: Nova Southeastern University
- Residency: Oklahoma State University Medical Center
- Fellowship: Duke University Hospital
Brett Barrick, MD
- Medical School: University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
- Residency: State University of New York Upstate Medical University
- Fellowship: Tampa General University – Florida Orthopaedic Institute
Paul Stafford, MD
- Medical School: Indiana University School of Medicine
- Residency: University of Tennessee College of Medicine - Chattanooga
- Fellowship: University of Washington School of Medicine
Meet Our Fellows
Stephen D. Forrow, DO
Drew Forro was born in Fayetteville, NC, and grew up in the metro Detroit area. He completed medical school in North Carolina and residency in south Florida before coming to Tulsa for the Orthopaedic trauma fellowship. Aside from patient care, he enjoys grilling/smoking meats and rooting for Detroit sports teams, as well as the Michigan wolverines.
Allen Nedley, MD
Allen Nedley, MD was born and raised in Ardmore, Oklahoma. He completed medical school and orthopedic surgery residency at Loma Linda California. In his spare time, Dr. Nedley enjoys mountain biking, woodworking or camping with his wife and two daughters.
Jonathan Schneider, DO
Dr. Schneider is now an orthopaedic trauma surgeon with North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, Mississippi. The busy level two trauma center covers a large rural region of about two million in population, the entire northern part of the state. He covers pelvic & acetabular fractures in addition to lower and upper extremity trauma and even pediatric orthopedic trauma cases.
Mark Johnson, DO
Dr. Johnson was raised in southwest Nebraska. He attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha where he played baseball and received his bachelor of science in biology with a chemistry minor. He attended Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Colorado for his medical school training. Following completion of medical school, Dr. Johnson completed his orthopedic residency and internship training at Oklahoma State University Medical Center in Tulsa, OK. He completed a five-month dedicated pediatric orthopedic rotation at Saint Francis Children’s Hospital in Tulsa, OK and another ten months dedicated to orthopedic trauma rotation at St. John Medical Center and Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa, OK.
Will Doss, DO
William Doss attended Denison University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry in 2010. He played 4 years of Division III football and received the coveted Tamblyn Team Award in 2010. Then he attended A.T. Still University where he graduated with the Class of 2015. He completed an orthopedic surgical residency at NUMC, in Long Island, New York, in 2020. Following this, he completed a year-long Fellowship in Orthopedic Trauma Surgery in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is practicing Orthopedic Trauma Surgery Practice in Oklahoma City.
Ready To Get Started?
To apply, visit the SFMatch website or click the link below. If you have any questions, please contact Michael Ranck at [email protected].