Olympia Fields Hospital
ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY RESIDENCY
The Olympia Fields Hospital Orthopaedic Surgery Residency is a five-year, ACGME-accredited program providing comprehensive clinical and operative training across a diverse network of academic and community hospitals throughout Chicagoland. Residents develop mastery across the full spectrum of orthopaedic pathology, with progressive responsibility and autonomy commensurate with their level of training. The program is built on rigorous surgical education, structured weekly didactics, and high-volume operative experience — preparing residents for independent practice or competitive fellowship training.
NEWS AND UPDATES
FELLOWSHIP MATCH 2026
Patrick Brown, Jr., DO
Loyola Medicine
Hand Surgery
Alissa Nesterenko, DO
Baylor College of Medicine
Hand Surgery
Matt Todd, DO
University of Chicago
Trauma
Jonathan Vander Molen, DO
Hedley Hip and Knee
Adult Reconstruction
Meet Our New Interns!
Congratulations to the Olympia Fields Orthopaedic Surgery Class of 2031
MEET OUR RESIDENTS
The program accepts four residents per year across five training levels, for a total complement of twenty residents.
Living in Chicago
Chicago is one of the nation's largest and most dynamic cities, offering vibrant neighborhoods, exceptional dining, world-class cultural institutions, professional sports, and convenient public transit. While the program's home institution is located in the south suburbs, most residents choose to live in the city — enjoying everything Chicago has to offer.