Mr. Kenneth Schaufelberger

Mr. Kenneth Schaufelberger, Orthopedic Surgeon

Located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA, Mr. Kenneth Schaufelberger is a highly skilled and dedicated orthopedic surgeon. His extensive training and education have equipped him with the expertise to provide exceptional care to patients with various musculoskeletal conditions.

Education and Training

Mr. Schaufelberger completed his undergraduate degree before pursuing a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) at medical school. He spent four years in medical school, where he gained a solid foundation in basic sciences, patient care, and medical ethics. The latter two years of medical school involved clinical rotations, allowing him to interact with patients and gain hands-on experience in different medical specialties, including orthopedic surgery.

Following medical school, Mr. Schaufelberger completed a one-year internship and then went on to complete a four-year residency in orthopedic surgery. This comprehensive training prepared him for the demands of his specialty and equipped him with the necessary skills to diagnose and treat a wide range of orthopedic conditions.

Skills and Competencies

As an orthopedic surgeon, Mr. Schaufelberger possesses a broad range of skills and competencies. He is well-versed in ordering and interpreting various medical tests, including x-rays, CT/CAT scans, and MRIs. His expertise extends to both surgical and non-surgical treatments, allowing him to tailor his approach to each patient’s unique needs.

Areas of Specialization

Mr. Schaufelberger has the option to further specialize in various subspecialties within orthopedic surgery. These include:

• Adult Reconstructive Orthopedics
• Foot and Ankle Orthopedics
• Hand Surgery
• Musculoskeletal Oncology
• Sports Medicine
• Surgery of the Spine
• Trauma
• Pediatric Orthopedics

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does an orthopedic surgeon do?
  An orthopedic surgeon specializes in treating diseases, disorders, and traumatic injuries affecting the arms, legs, and spine. This includes the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles.

• How many years of training does it take to become an orthopedic surgeon?
  It takes at least 9 years after college to complete training in orthopedic surgery, including 4 years of medical school and 4-5 years of residency.

• What are the common conditions treated by orthopedic surgeons?
  Orthopedic surgeons commonly treat conditions such as dislocated joints, hip and back pain, broken bones, degenerative joint changes, and arthritis.

• Do orthopedic surgeons work in hospitals or clinics?
  Orthopedic surgeons work in both clinic settings, seeing patients, and in hospitals, performing surgeries and treating hospitalized patients.

• Can orthopedic surgeons pursue fellowships?
  Yes, orthopedic surgeons can pursue fellowships in various subspecialties, which usually last at least a year and provide advanced training in specific areas of orthopedic surgery.