Department of Orthopaedic Surgery | Wake Forest University School ...

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Summary: - Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist is a large integrated health system in North Carolina, anchored by Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center (an 885-bed tertiary hospital in Winston-Salem) and Wake Forest University School of Medicine. It includes Brenner Children’s Hospital, five community hospitals, 300+ primary/specialty locations, and 2,700+ physicians. - It is part of Advocate Health as the academic core, with Wake Forest University School of Medicine driving medical education and research. - The system employs 20,000+ teammates and reported $611.2 million in community benefits for FY2021 (unreimbursed care, charity care, education/research, community health improvement). - Relevant leadership roles and departments touch orthopaedics (e.g., Orthopaedic Surgery-related leadership and clinical roles), trauma, and related specialties within the health system. - Notable orthopaedic-related activity: 8 orthopaedic urgent cares regionwide (Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Salisbury, North Wilkesboro, Davie County, High Point) and ongoing collaboration with CNSA, highlighting a strong orthopaedic/trauma footprint across multiple regions. If you’re specifically seeking information about the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Wake Forest: - The site indicates active orthopaedic services and urgent care access across several locations, with listed orthopaedics-related roles and opportunities within the Wake Forest/Atrium Health system. - For exact department structure, faculty, subspecialties, clinics, and research programs, refer to the Wake Forest orthopaedics section within Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist or contact the department directly through the hospital site.