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Mission The mission of the Orthopaedic Trauma Association OTA is to promote excellence in care for the injured patient through provision of scientific forums and support of musculoskeletal research and education of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the public Vision The OTA will be the authoritative source for the optimum treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal injury will effectively communicate this information to the orthopaedic and medical community and will seek to influence health care policy that impacts care and prevention of injury Value The OTA is adaptable forward thinking and fiscally responsible and is composed of a diverse worldwide membership who provide care and improve the knowledge base for the treatment of injured patients OTA members provide worldwide leadership through education research and patient advocacy Diversity The OTA promotes and values diversity and inclusion at all levels with the goal of creating an environment where every member has the opportunity to excel in leadership education and culturally competent orthopaedic trauma care ACCME Accredited The Orthopaedic Trauma Association OTA has been reviewed by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education ACCME and awarded continuing accreditation for 4 years as a provider of continuing medical education CME for physicians Accreditation in the ACCME System seeks to assure the medical community and the public that OTA delivers education that is relevant to clinicians needs evidence based evaluated for its effectiveness and independent of commercial influence Contents President s Message 3 2021 at a Glance 4 Icon Legend Awards 5 Legacy Society 6 Sponsors Members Friends Awards 7 Associates Awards 8 Where Do Your Dollars Go 8 Corporate Foundation Partners 9 COTA Acknowledgments 10 2020 21 Fellowship Graduating Class 10 13 Award Papers 14 15 2 2021 Community Surgeon Achievement Award 16 Research Grant Recipients 16 17 Humanitarian Awards 18 OTA Journal Funding Awards 18 Strategic Goals 19 Initiatives Accomplishments 20 26 OTA Online 27 Balance Sheet 28 Statement of Operations 29 Membership 30 Board of Directors Committee Chairs 31

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Message from the President: A Year in ReviewMichael T. Archdeacon, MDOTA PresidentFrom OTA, to OTA…We Thank You3The last two years have served up a series of unprecedented challenges…to everyone, but not the least to those of us in the medical profession. As I look back at what OTA accomplished in 2021, where we stand now, and where our organization is headed, I am grateful for our incredibly talented and dedicated members. The success of the OTA is owed almost in entirety to the willingness of our members to volunteer tremendous expertise and time. While COVID-19 turned 2020 on its head, and 2021 represented the rst steps toward a new normal, 2022 sees us facing a bold new future.Among the many accomplishments achieved in 2021, two stand out to me personally, which I hope to see car-ried into the coming years. The rst is OTA’s eorts to improve equity, inclusion, and diversity (led by the OTA’s Diversity Task Force). We’ve made progress…never enough, but progress nonetheless…in making OTA a more welcoming environment for all our members. The goal of this process is to transcend gender, racial, ethnic, cultural, and even economic factors to provide a fellowship and educational experience from which we can all benet.The second is an updated focus on mental health and wellness; both that of our patients and ourselves. As trauma surgeons, we often feel like we must handle everything smoothly and with razor sharp focus. This expectation is supported by the fact that many of us achieve exactly that, far more often than not. But we remain human beings. We hope, we fear, we take pride in our successes, and we feel stress and exhaustion just like everyone else. For far too long has the medical profession turned a deaf ear to the human needs of those within it. Many of us have been touched by suicide…that of a colleague, a family member, an old friend from med school. The OTA itself has not gone unaected. And so, OTA leadership has created a task force and hosted symposia to address these needs. We’re just starting out. It’s a long road. But if I can say one thing to my colleagues: if you feel you need help, seek it. It’s okay. We all need that sometimes. It’s possible to be a human and a great surgeon at the same time, but only if you look it in the eye.Taken together, these initiatives are two halves of a coin. We are constantly working to improve the organization in ways that reach out to more people and better serve the needs of its members. To that end, we are reaching out to a more global audience, with tiered costs to address the needs of lower- and middle-income countries. Our Young Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons Committee is focused on building a more welcoming environment for all our members. Projects such as the OTA Podcast touch not only OTA members but cut across specialties to show the world what our members are capable of. And our educational initiatives, arguably the core of what we do, reach out to our own members, our patients, and even non-member medical professionals, to ensure access to what I consider to be the best collection of orthopaedic trauma knowledge on the planet.This Annual Report includes highlights of OTA’s many tremendous achievements in 2021. I hope you’ll take a few minutes to look it over. Again, I would like to take the opportunity to sincerely thank the many members who contributed to the OTA in 2021, whether it was via a leadership position, teaching a course, participatingin video or podcast productions, providing content for OTA Online resources, or any of our many other projects. I would also like to extend my sincere gratitude to all who donate to OTA. Your contributions are impactful to OTA’s continued ability to fund research and education. If you aren’t currently directly involved but would like to be, I encourage you to look for opportunities to volunteer in 2022. We have many projects in the works—initiatives that will be announced in coming months—and we’ll be happy to direct that enthusiasm into positive results. This is your organization after all, and every step we take is done with the goal of making all of us better.Sincerely,Michael T. Archdeacon, MDPresident, Orthopaedic Trauma Association

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2021 at a Glance4Research Grant Funding History 1990 - 2021459 OTA research grants awarded $13M OTA funding in research grants 269 publications resulting from OTA grant funding 621 presentations resulting from OTA grant funding 64M additional dollars awarded to studies that began as OTA funded studies PublicationsOTA Video Library53 new videos – Procedures & Techniques section185 new videos – Annual Meeting & Conferences sectionOTA International (OTAI) 143 total submissions in 202171 submissions accepted in 2021Now indexed in PubMed Central!OTA Podcast2021 Total downloads: 66,3432021 Total episodes released: 481,131 downloads per episode (average)5,846 downloads per month (average)OTA Online9,717 average visitors per month in 2021Rockwood and Green On-Call (new bulleted highlights section) launched in 2021Fellowship63 Accredited OTA Accredited Fellowship Programs88 Graduated from Trauma Fellowships Education2021 Annual Meeting 1,169 attendees418 presenters total 74 scientic abstract podium presenters24 breakouts 2021 OTA Courses 295 residents and fellows participated in virtual courses 47 nights of Fracture Night in America case discussions350 CME credits issued3 Humanitarian Scholarships Awarded 116,600 OTA Online visits 21 Physical Therapy videos added to the OTA Patient Education Site 380k visits to the OTA Patient Education Page Membership2,766 OTA members 724 Active Members530 Young Professionals 20 Society Members in IOTA Social Media / WebFollowers and friends on Social Media: Instagram – 11,543 Facebook – 16,337Twitter – 15,845 LinkedIn – 4,049Website: 380k users Top 5 countries to visit the website:United Stated, United Kingdom, India, Canada, China

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Jerey O. Anglen, MDPaul T. Appleton, MDAtlantic Provinces Orthopedic SocietyJames C. Binski, MDYelena Bogdan, MDChristopher T. Born, MDMichael J. Bosse, MDTimothy J. Bray, MDBruce R. Buhr, MDDr. and Mrs. Joseph CassMichael W. Chapman, MDCurt P. Comstock, MDWilliam R. Creevy, MDBrett D. Crist, MDGregory J. Della Rocca, MD, PhDKenneth A. Egol, MD Florida Orthopaedic Institute, Tampa, Florida Michael J. Gardner, MDStuart M. Gold, MDJohn T. Gorczyca, MDJames A. Goulet, MDGerald Q. Greeneld, Jr. MD Ramon B. Gustilo, MDDavid J. Hak, MDDavid L. Helfet, MDM. Bradford Henley, MD and Ann Rutledge Daniel S. Horwitz, MDAlan L. Jones, MDCliord B. Jones, MDFred J. Kolb, MDGerald J. Lang, MDThuan Vinh Ly, MDAcknowledgmentsLegacy Society (lifetime giving of $10,000 - $24,999) Sincere GratitudeFrank W. Maletz, MDJ. Lawrence Marsh, MDSimon C. Mears, MD, PhDTheodore Miclau, III, MDSteven J. Morgan, MDSaam Morshed, MD, PhD, MPHJames V. Nepola, MDSteven A. Olson, MDWilliam Obremskey, MD, MPH, MMHCGlenn E. Oren, MDOrthoArizona, Phoenix, ArizonaDr. Robert and Mrs. Joan OstrumJames M. Pape, MDMichael J. Prayson, MDRobert A. Probe, MDMark Cameron Reilly, MDAndrew H. Schmidt, MDJohn Schwappach, MDBrian R. Sears, MDMichael S. Sirkin, MDJerey M. Smith, MDDavid C. Templeman, MDDr. Peter & Mrs. Frances TraftonUSCF/SFGH Orthopaedic Trauma InstituteJ. Tracy Watson, MDJohn Charles Weinlein, MDEdward C. Yang, MD 6Legacy Society

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7AcknowledgmentsThe Orthopaedic Trauma Association gratefully acknowledges the following individuals for their generous nancial support received through OTA and through OREF to fund OTA reviewed research grants.2021 Icon Award ($100,000+) Roy Sanders2021 Leaders Award ($25,000 – $99,999) Paul Tornetta, III2021 Sponsors Award ($5,000 – $24,999) Marc A. Aiken, Michael T. Archdeacon, Dr. Peter A. and Mrs. Nancy Cole, M. Bradford Henley and Ann Rutledge, Brendan M. Patterson, Heather A. Vallier2021 Members Award ($1,000 – $4,999) Mark J. Anders, Jerey O. Anglen, Emily Bensen, Yelena Bogdan, Curt P. Comstock, R. Richard Coughlin, William R. Creevy, Brett Duane Crist, Brian P. Cunningham, James N. DeBritz, Thomas A. DeCoster, Niloofar Dehghan, Gregory J. Della Rocca, Derek J. Donegan, Isaac Fehrenbacher, Michael J. Gardner, Matthew R. Garner, Stuart M. Gold, Melissa Gorman, Gregory M. Grant, Gerald Q. Greeneld Jr., Kevin P. Haddix, David J. Hak, Mark Hake, Roman A. Hayda, Thomas F. Higgins, Joseph Hoegler, Daniel Horwitz, Joseph R. Hsu, Alan L. Jones, Madhav A. Karunakar, Justin R. Kauk, Alan T. Kawaguchi, Stephen A. Kottmeier, Michael Krosin, Kevin M. Kuhn, Ross K. Leighton, Jason Lowe, Douglas Lundy, Thuan V. Ly, Frank W. Maletz, Christiaan N. Mamczak, Meir Marmor, Michael McKee, Theodore Miclau III, Simon C. Mears, Anna N. Miller, Hassan Riaz Mir, Saam Morshed, Brian Mullis, Chinedua C. Nwosa, Robert Ostrum, Michael J. Prayson, William Ricci, Thomas A. (Toney) Russell, Milan K. Sen, Scott T. Smith, Jason W. Stoneback, Marc F. Swiontkowski, David Teague, Walter W. Virkus, Emily Wagstrom, John Charles Weinlein, A. Paige Whittle, Philip Wolinsky, Richard Yoon2021 Friends Award ($250 – $999) A. Herbert Alexander, Peter A. Althausen, Jaimo Ahn, Stuart Aiken, Paul Appleton, Scott Bassuener, Brent Bauer, Marissa Bonyun, Christopher T. Born, J. Stephen Brecht, Bruce R. Buhr, Lisa Kaye Cannada, Kathleen Caswell, Michael W. Chapman, Azad Dadgar-Dehkordi, Christopher Doro, Andrew Duckworth, W. Andrew Eglseder, Harold Michael Frisch, Eric W. Fulkerson, Matthew P. Gardner, James M. Glen, David C. Goodspeed, Jason L. Gould, Andrew W. Grose, William Hakeos, Todd M. Hall, Edward J. Harvey, Todd Jaeblon, Aaron J. Johnson, Michael S. Kain, Mauricio Kfuri, Conor P. Kleweno, Gerald J. Lang, Mark A. Leberte, Frank A. Liporace, Milton Thomas Michael Little, J. Lawrence Marsh, James F. Mautner, Toni McLaurin, Samir Mehta, Matthew Ramesh Gopinath Menon, Jason W. Nascone, Aaron Nauth, Steve Olson, Robert V. O’Toole, Eric L. Pagenkopf, James M. Pape, Andrew N. Pollak, Rachel Reilly, Jason W. Roberts, Edward K. Rodriguez, Andrew T. Saterbak, Richard S. Schenk, Gregory J. Schmeling, Prism Schneider, John R. Schwappach, Marcus Sciadini, John Alan Scolaro, Gerard P. Slobogean, Carla Smith, Jerey Mark Smith, James P. Stannard, Jason W. Stoneback, Lisa A. Taitsman, Max Talbot, Gregory A. Vrabec, Adam Warren, J. Tracy Watson, as of February 25, 2022Sincere Gratitude

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AcknowledgmentsSincere appreciati is tended to all OTA ds.82021 Friends Award, continued ($250 – $999) David S. Weisman, David B. Weiss, Paul Spencer Whiting, Ryan E. Will, John J. Wixted, Edward C. Yang, David Zuelzer2021 Associates Award (Up to $249) Sayid Omar Mohamed Ahmed, Abar A. Ansari, Elhadi Babikir, Chelsea S. Bahney, Anthony Dominic Belmonte, James A. Blair, Garrett Cavanaugh, Milind M. Chaudhary, Daniel J. Coll, Alexander M. Crespo, Brian J. Cross, Mario Cuadra, Stephen Lawrence Davis, Rolando Gerardo Fausto Dela Cruz, Aaron Dickens, David M. Dromsky, James P. Elmes, Carol C. Forsyth, Michael Timothy Gallagher, Warren E. Gardner, Adam Gitlin, John T. Gorczyca, Meganne Gourley, Jonathan M. Gross, Robert Gunderson, Kevin Haddix, Susan P. Harding, Armodios Hatzidakis, Paul Austin Henkel, Giselle M. Hernandez, Sherri Keith, Mark A. Kelley, Dirk W. Kiner, Peter Carl Krause, Anton M. Kurtz, Joseph Michael Lane, Gerald Lang, Thomas M. Large, Christopher T. LeBrun, Ross K. Leighton, Carol Alice Lin, Georey Marecek, Jessie C. McBeth, Toni M. McLaurin, Brian Miller, Peter Montbach, Roman M. Natoli, Thomas Parr, Jean German Pimentel, Michele A. Prevost, Jose M. Ramirez Gomez, J. Spence Reid, Coleen S. Sabatini, Augustine Saiz, Neil Sardesai, Joseph P. Scheschuk, Jon R. Shereck, Sheila Sprague, David M. Tainter, Laura L. Tosi, Andrew Trenholm, Eric G. Verwiebe, John C. Wheeler, Lu ZhangWhere do Your dollars go?100% of individual donations go towards research, education and humanitarian eorts.Research OTA Cumulative Grant Funding 1990 - 2021 • More than 459 research grants awarded, totaling 13 million dollars • More than 621 presentations • More than 269 publications • More than 64 million dollars of additional grant awards to studies that began as OTA-funded research studiesEducation Numerous Courses, Publications and Online Resources (Residents, Fellows, Practicing Surgeons)Global Outreach Humanitarian Scholars, International EducationOTA Initiatives Traveling Fellowship Program, Grant Writing Program, Research Grants, Wellness, and more

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10The Center for Orthopaedic Trauma Advancement (COTA) Board of Directors acknowledges the following companies for their generous contributions to orthopaedic trauma fellowship education for the 2021/2022 fellowship year. The Bylaws and Conict of Interest Policy require that contributors will not inuence the decisions regarding granting of funds to specic programs or program directors.The Center for Orthopaedic Trauma Advancement (COTA) would like to thankthe following individuals for their contributions to Trauma Fellowship Programs:Benjamin J. Best, Steven R. Gammon, Robert Gunderson, Victor T. Jando, Justin R. Kauk, Michael Linn, Matthew Ramesh Gopinath Menon, Theodore Miclau III, James Ostrander, Brendan M. Patterson,Thomas Revak, Jason W. Roberts, Gregory C. Strohmeyer, David Swanson, Alex Telis, Heather A. Vallier, Ryan E. Will, Richard S. YoonThe OTA Congratulates 2020–2021 OTA Fellowship Graduating Class Alice Hughes, MD and James Jung, MDAllegheny Health Network, Pittsburgh, PAGregory Altman, MD, Director Jana Davis, MD, MAJ; Givenchy Manzano, MD; and Suman Medda, MDCarolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, NCMadhav Karunakar, MD, Director Maxim Danilevich, MDCedars Sinai Orthopaedic Center, Los Angeles, CAMilton Little, MD, Director Michael Hadeed, MDDenver Health Medical Center, Denver, COCyril Maurey, MD, Director Ryan Bray, MDDetroit Medical Center/Wayne State University, Detroit, MIRahul Vaidya, MD, Director Michael K. Blatter, DODuke University Medical Center, Durham, NCRachel Reilly, MD, Director COTA AcknowledgmentsPeter M. Bishara, DO, MBSGeorgia Orthopaedic Trauma Institute, Macon, GADaniel Chan, MD, Director Blake Saul, DO and David Zupruk, DOGrant Medical Center, Columbus, OHBen Taylor, MD, Director D’Ann E. Arthur, MD; Malcolm R. DeBaun, MD;Lawrence H. Goodnough, MD, PhD; Krystin Hidden, MD;and Alvin Shieh, MDHarborview Medical Center, Seattle, WADavid Barei, MD, Director Tyler Caton, MD and Eric Chen, MD, PhDHarvard Orthopaedic Trauma, Boston, MAMichael Weaver, MD, DirectorMatthew Stillwagon, MDHennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, MNDavid Templeman, MD, Director

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11Lawrence Colby Ward, DOHennepin Trauma & Reconstruction Center, Minneapolis, MNRichard Kyle, MD, Director Eric Baranek, MD and Amarpal Cheema, MDHospital for Special Surgery, New York, NYWilliam Ricci, MD, Director Atsushi Endo, MD, MPHHughston Orthopaedic Trauma Service (HOTS), Columbus, GAJohn C. P. Floyd, MD, Director Jason Chen, MD and Amy Ford, MDIU Methodist Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship, Indianapolis, INRoman M. Natoli, MD, PhD, Director Michael Jung, MDLos Angeles County / USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, CAJackson Lee, MD, Director Jerey Donahue, MDMetroHealth Medical Center, Cleveland, OHAri Levine, MD, Director Dennis Murphy, MDOrlando Regional Medical Center, Orlando, FLGeorge Haidukewych, MD, Director Kevin Henrichsen, MD and Anna van der Horst, MDOrthoIndy Orthopaedic Trauma, Indianapolis, INTimothy Weber, MD, Director Bryan M. Armitage, MDOrthoONE Trauma at Swedish, Englewood, COWade Smith, MD, Director Jennifer Sharp, DOOrthopaedic Trauma Surgeons of Northern California, Carmichael, CAPaul Gregory Jr. MD, DirectorKevin Perry, MD, DPTPenn State University, College of Medicine, Hershey, PAJ. Spence Reid, MD, Director J. Brock Walker, MDPrisma Health System, Greenville , SCKyle Jeray, MD, Director Adam Boissonneault, MD; Elizabeth Harkin, MD; Ishaq Ibrahim, MD; Brian A. Schneiderman, MD; and Brandon G. Wilkinson, MDR. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, Baltimore, MDRobert V. O’Toole, MD, Director Albert George, MD and Andrew Mills, MDRegions Trauma Center /University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MNPeter A. Cole, MD, Director The OTA Congratulates 2020–2021 OTA Fellowship Graduating Class, cont’d

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12The OTA Congratulates 2020–2021 OTA Fellowship Graduating Class, cont’d Daniel C. Flinn, DOReno Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship, Reno, NVTimothy Bray, MD, Director Emily Wild, MDRutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJMark R. Adams, MD, Director Paul James Goodwyn, MDSonoran Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons, Scottsdale, AZGilbert Ortega, MD, Director Mikel Headford, DOSt. Louis University, Saint Louis, MOJ. Tracy Watson, MD, Director Alexander M. Crespo, MDStanford University, Redwood City, CAMichael Gardner, MD, Director Ryan Fairchild, MD; Ishvinder Grewal, MBBS; and Zachary Louis Telgheder, MDTampa General Hospital, Tampa, FLRoy Sanders, MD, Director Robert O’Connor, MDThe CORE Institute, Phoenix, AZNiloofar Dehghan, MD, MSc, FRCSC, DirectorAnokha Padubidri, MDUniversity Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Cleveland, OHRobert Wetzel, MD, Director Jonathan Copp, MD and Joseph M. Radley, MDUniversity of California (Davis) Medical Center, Sacramento, CAMark A. Lee, MD, Director Joseph G. Elsissy, MDUniversity of California, San Diego, San Diego, CAAlexandra K. Schwartz, MD, Director Zachary Lim, MD and Aden Malik, MDUniversity of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CATheodore Miclau III, MD, Director John M. Yingling, DOUniversity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OHClaude Sagi, MD, Director Matthew P. Bakos, DOUniversity of Florida, College of Medicine, Gainesville, FLJennifer Hagen, MD, MS, Director Devan Michelle Irving, DO and Christopher Molligan, MDUniversity of Kentucky, Lexington, KYRaymond D. Wright Jr., MD, Director Imad Abushahin, SR, MBBS; Sherif Dabash, MD; and Ali Mansour, MDUniversity of Louisville, School of Medicine, Louisville, KYDavid Seligson, MD, Director Erika Garbrecht, MDUniversity of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center, Miami, FLGregory Zych, DO, Director Marshall Gillette, MDUniversity of Mississippi, Jackson, MSMatt Graves, MD, Director Hilary Anna Felice, MD, MSc and Robert Miles Hulick, MDUniversity of Missouri, Columbia, MOBrett D. Crist, MD, DirectorTrevor E. Crean, DOUniversity of New Mexico Hospital, Albuquerque, NMDavid Chafey III, MD, Director

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13The OTA Congratulates 2020–2021 OTA Fellowship Graduating Class, cont’d William Doss, MDUniversity of Oklahoma, Tulsa, OKMark Calder, MD, MPH, Director Brendan Casey, DOUniversity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PAIvan S. Tarkin, MD, Director Jason S. Lipof, MDUniversity of Rochester, Rochester, NYKyle Judd, MD, Director Timothy Ashworth, MDUniversity of Tennessee / Campbell Clinic, Memphis, TNJohn Weinlein, MD, Director Evan L. Hanna, MDUniversity of Tennessee / Erlanger Health Systems, Chattanooga, TNWarren Gardner, MD, Director Gerard Chang, MD; John Michael Garlich, MD; Michelle Gosselin, BS, MD; and Travis M. Hughes, MDUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, TXTimothy S. Achor, MD, Director Shain Howard, DOUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TXBoris Zelle, MD, Director Samuel Joseph Mease, MDUT Southwestern/Parkland Health & Hospital System, Dallas, TXAdam Starr, MD, Director Nicole Stevens, MD and Andrew Farley Tyler, MD, PhDVanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TNWilliam Obremskey, MD, Director Korey Yngstrom, DOVirginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VAPaul Perdue, MD, DirectorKelly Stump, MDWake Forest University, Winston Salem, NCEben Carroll, MD, Director Erin Hofer, MDWashington University School of Medicine/Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Saint Louis, MOChristopher McAndrew, MD, MSc, Director William Naylor, DOWright State University, Dayton, OHMichael Prayson, MD, Director Shady Mahmoud, MDYale University, New Haven, CTBrad Yoo, MD, Director Aubrey Kotey Ashie, DOYork Hospital, York, PAThomas DiPasquale, DO, Director

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Award PapersCongratulations to the 2021 Bovill and Highlight Paper, Resident Memorial, International Paper and Poster, and Basic Science Award Recipients! 2021 Bovill Award Winner Definite Flap Coverage Within 48 Hours of Definitive Fixation Reduces Deep Infection Rate in Open Tibial Shaft Fractures Requiring Flap CoveragePaul Tornetta III, MD; Khalid Al-Hourani, MD; Jeff J. Foote, MD, MSc; Andrew D. Duckworth, MBChB, MSc, PhD; Timothy O. White, MD; Michael Kelly MBBS, MD; Michael T. Stoddart, MBBS; Justin J. Koh, MD; Stephen A. Sems, MD; Mhd Tayseer Shamaa, MBBS; Debi Sorg, RN; Hassan Riaz Mir, MD, MBA; Benjamin D. Streufert, MD; Clay A. Spitler, MD; Brian Mullis, MD; John C. Weinlein, MD; Lisa K. Cannada, MD; Emily Wagstrom, MD; Jerald Westberg, BA; Abigail Cortez, MD; Peter C. Krause, MD; Andrew J. Marcantonio, DO; Gillian Soles, MD; Jason Lipof, MD; Ross K. Leighton, MD; Michael J. Bosse, MD; Chad Coles, MD; Jowan G. Penn-Barwell, MB ChB; Joseph R. Hsu, MD; Aleksi Reito, MD, PhD; Heather A. Vallier, MD; Saam Morshed, MD 2021 Video Award Winners Open Reduction and Internal Fixation of a Partial Articular Pilon FractureNathan Olszewski, MD; Paul Tornetta, III, MD Flexible Nail Treatment – Pediatric Both Bone Forearm FractureMaya Pring, MD; Kimberly Spahn, MD; Martin Collier, MD2021 Resident Memorial Award Winner Intraoperative Hematoma Block Decreases Postoperative Pain and Narcotic Consumption After Intramedullary Rodding of Femoral Shaft Fractures: A Randomized Controlled TrialAlex Yue; Nihar Shah, MD; Robert Matar, MD; Ramsey Sabbagh, MS; Henry Sagi, MD 2021 Basic Science - Best Paper Award Winner Articular Fragment Restoration is Critical to Mitigate Posttraumatic Osteoarthritis in a Porcine Pilon Fracture Model Justin Haller, MD; Graham DeKeyser, MD; Richard Epperson, PhD; Dustin Williams, BS, Aaron Olsen, DVM 2021 Best International Paper Award Winner Clinical Frailty Score on Admission Predicts 30-Day Survival, Postoperative Complications, and Institutionalization in Patients with Fragility Hip Fractures: A Cohort Study of 1255 PatientsAdeel Ikram, MBBS; Alan Norrish, FRCS; Ben Marson, MBBS; Simon Craxford, MBBS; John Gladman, MD; Benjamin Ollivere, FRCS, MBBS, MD 2021 Awards14

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152021 Highlight Papers Is the Use of Bipolar Hemiarthroplasty Over Monopolar Hemiarthroplasty Justified? A Propensity Score-Weighted Analysis of a Multicenter Randomized Controlled TrialMarianne Comeau-Gauthier, MD; Sofia Bzovsky, MSc; Mohit Bhandari, MD, PhD; Daniel Axelrod, MD; Rudolf W. Poolman, MD, PhD; Frede Frihagen, MD, PhD; Sheila Sprague, PhD; Emil H. Schemitsch, MD; HEALTH InvestigatorsA Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Subcutaneous Enoxaparin and Oral Rivaroxaban for Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis In Orthopaedic Trauma PatientsMitchell P. John, MD; Benjamin D. Streufert, MD; Hassan Riaz Mir, MD, MBA; Katheryne Downes, PhDIntraoperative Hematoma Block Decreases Postoperative Pain and Narcotic Consumption After Intramedullary Rodding of Femoral Shaft Fractures: A Randomized Control TrialAlex Yue, MD; Nihar Samir Shah, MD; Robert Matar, MD; Ramsey Samir Sabbagh, MS; H. Claude Sagi, MDPeriarticular Multimodal Analgesia Decreases Postoperative Pain in Tibial Plateau Fractures: A Double Blind Randomized Controlled Pilot StudyPatrick Kellam, MD; Graham J. DeKeyser, MD; Lucas S. Marchand, MD; Thomas F. Higgins, MD; David L. Rothberg, MD; Justin Haller, MDRisk of Iatrogenic Sciatic Nerve Injury During Posterior Acetabular Fracture Fixation: Does Patient Position Matter?Jason Yunti Chen, MD; Ishani Sharma, BA; Joshua Everhart, MD, MPH; Ramsey S. Sabbagh, MS; Nakul Narendran, BA; Michael T. Archdeacon, MD, FAAOS; H. Claude Sagi, MD; Brian Mullis, MD; Roman Natoli, MD

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162021 Awards, cont’d2021 Community Surgeon Achievement AwardCo-founded by the OTA and the American Fracture Association (AFA)2021 Award Recipient: Gil Ortega, MDResearch Grant RecipientsOTA 2021 Member Full Awarded Grants:Virtual Mechanical Testing of Humeral Fracture Healing and NonunionPI: Hannah Dailey, PhD Co-PI: Paul Tornetta, III, MD, Louis Gerstenfeld, PhDAwarded Funds: $80,000 Funded by: OTA/AirCast Foundation Primary Ankle Arthrodesis versus Open Reduction and Internal Fixation for Fragility Fractures Around the Ankle in the Frail Elderly: A Prospective, Randomized, Multi-Center, Clinical Trial PI: Emil H Schemitsch, MD Co-PI: Abdel-Rahman LawendyAwarded Funds: $79,890 Funded by: OTA/DePuy Biological Activity of Human Induced Membranes in Bone Defects: Correlation of an In Vitro Analysis with Clinical Outcomes, Comparing Femoral and Tibial LocationsPI: Vaida Glatt, PhD Co-PI: Kevin Tetsworth, MDAwarded Funds: $79,863 Funded by: OTAImpact of Nutrition Status on Clinically Relevant Outcomes after Femoral Fragility Fractures PI: Michael Willey, MD Co-PI: JL Marsh, MDAwarded Funds: $79,528 Funded by: OTAAcute Application of Intrawound Antibiotic Powder in Open Extremity Fracture WoundsPI: Nicholas Alfonso, MD Co-PI: Cyril Mauffrey, MDAwarded Funds: $79,991 Funded by: OTA/Smith + NephewCorrelating Early Markers of Joint Health with PROMIS-29 Following Tibial Plafond FracturePI: Justin Haller, MD Co-PI: Donald Anderson, PhDAwarded Funds: $100,000 Funded by: OTA/AOTNA Co-Branded Grant: OTA/AOTNAOTA 2021 Resident Awarded Grants:Low Middle Income Country (LMIC) setting: Is Low Vitamin D Associated with Fracture Risk in Children Younger than 10 years? A Matched Case Control StudyPI: Shahryar Noordin, MBBS, FCPS, FACS Co-PI: Andrew Howard, Zulfiqar Bhutta Awarded Funds: $19,729 Funded by: OTA OTA International GrantCast OFF-2: One versus Four-Five Weeks of Plaster Cast Immobilization for Non-Reduced Distal Radius Fractures. A Randomized Stepped Wedge Design PI: Michael Edwards Co-PI: Emily Boersma Awarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA OTA International Grant

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17Research Grant Recipients, cont’dOTA 2021 Resident Awarded Grants, cont’d:Evaluating the Effect of Combination Local Antibiotics on the Treatment of Chronic Low-Grade Infection in the Setting of Fracture HealingPI: Jhase Sniderman, MD Co-PI: Aaron Nauth, MDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/FOTComparison of a Novel Modified All-Suture Construct versus Suture-Button Fixation in a Syndesmotic Injury Model PI: Hayden Patrick Baker, MD Co-PI: Daryl Dillman, Jason Strelzow, Kelly HynesAwarded Funds: $19,820 Funded by: OTA/FOTTreatment of Humeral Shaft Fractures with Immediate Sarmiento BracingPI: Ferras Stephen Albitar, MD Co-PI: Arun AnejaAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/FOTFeasibility of a Porcine Model of Compartment Syndrome with Associated Tibia FracturePI: Dillon Christopher O’Neill, MD Co-PI: Justin Haller, MDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/FOTBicolumnar Fixation of Distal Femur Fractures through Supplementation of Lateral Locked Plating with Medial Column Screw: A Biomechanical StudyPI: Joseph Henningsen, MD Co-PI: Michael Prayson, MDAwarded Funds: $7,110 Funded by: OTA/ Globus MedicalA Novel Approach to Determining Muscle Viability Using an OximeterPI: Ju Min Suh Co-PI: Robert Ostrum, MDAwarded Funds: $19,902 Funded by: OTA/Zimmer Biomet Targeted Delivery of GSK-3β Inhibitor Loaded Nanoparticles for Fracture Healing in a Murine Non-union ModelPI: Brittany Haws, MD Co-PI: Danielle Benoit, John Ketz, MDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/Zimmer BiometA Novel Fluoroscopic Method for Evaluating Tibial Malrotation in Tibial Shaft Fractures: A Prospective Clinical Validation StudyPI: Michael Scott Roberts, MD Co-PI: Patrick Schottel, MDAwarded Funds: $17,042 Funded by: OTAFabrication and Evaluation of a Ready-Made, Self-Contouring, Waterproof, and Easily Removable Cast for Extremity ImmobilizationPI: Eamon Bernardoni, MD Co-PI: Kyle Miller, MD, Laura Lins, Paul Whiting, MD, Wan-Ju LiAwarded Funds: $19,998.14 Funded by: The AirCast Foundation4DCT Analysis of Syndesmostic Motion after Posterior Malleolus FixationPI: Murray Wong Co-PI: Prism Schneider, MD, PhDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTACharacterization of Local Soft Tissue Antibiotic Pharmacokinetics Following Routine Tourniquet Use for Closed Lower Extremity Fracture SurgeryPI: Thomas Lynch, MD Co-PI: Joseph Wenke, MD, Sarah Pierrie, MD, Taylor Bates, MDAwarded Funds: $19,550 Funded by: OTA

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182021 Awards, cont’dHumanitarian ScholarsThe Humanitarian Committee awarded three Humanitarian Awards. Humanitarian AwardsDennis K. Rono, MBCHB, MMED Humanitarian Scholar – KenyaAbstract Submission: Post-Traumatic Inflammatory Load: IL-6 and IL-8 Levels, Associated Potential Surrogate Markers and Regression Analysis for Impact of Various Injury PropertiesChloe Marie Samarita, MDHumanitarian Scholar – Philippines Abstract Submission: Shifting to an App-Based Method of Preoperative Templating in Orthopaedic SurgeryDevendra Singh Bhat, MSHumanitarian Scholar – NepalAbstract Submission: Use of Kirschner Wires and Sutures for Anchorage of Partial Avulsion of Heel Pad Income CountriesOTA Journal Funding Award2021 JOT Supplement Funding Award RecipientsAdvances in Geriatric Fracture Care Primary Authors: Arun Aneja, MD, PhD and Richard S. Yoon, MD

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QualityUtilize the highest quality evidence to lead in the development of practice guidelines, standards, and metrics that ensure quality and value in the delivery of care for the orthopaedic trauma patient.EducationServe as the worldwide authority and provider of education in musculoskeletal trauma utilizing innovative methods to deliver the highest quality educational content to an increasingly diverse population of healthcare providers and patients.ResearchDefine orthopaedic trauma research needs and priorities, and establish independent funding mechanisms that foster a high quality, innovative portfolio of research projects to address those needs and advance orthopaedic trauma care.Global OutreachPromote the OTA as the primary global resource for orthopaedic trauma care through international collaboration while advocating for global trauma care and humanitarian assistance.AdvocacyAdvocate for orthopaedic trauma surgeons and providers by supporting careers through mentoring, working to improve wellness in physical and mental health, and shaping and influencing public policy regarding musculoskeletal injury care and the promotion of public safety.19OTA Strategic Goals

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202021 Initiatives and AccomplishmentsThe OTA acknowledges our member volunteers whose dedication and talents made these accomplishments possible. Education Council Committees: Education Committee (chair: Samir Mehta, MD) Annual Meeting Program (chair: Stephen Kottmeier, MD) Fellowship (chair: Madhav Karunakar, MD) Basic Science (chair: Aaron Nauth, MD)• Successfully transitioned the 2021 Spring Resident and Fellow’s Courses virtually for 295 Residents and Fellows. • Held weekly Fracture Night case discussions throughout the year, with an average of 113 participants weekly. The OTA acknowledges Derek Donegan, MD for his leadership in the continued success of this program. • Revised and updated the OTA’s Resident Core Curriculum Lectures (available at www.OTA.org). The OTA acknowledges Lisa Cannada, MD; Kyle Jeray, MD, and Samir Mehta, MD for their leadership in completing this project.• Organized a highly successful, in-person, 2021 Annual Meeting, including online interna-tional member participation for those unable to travel due to COVID-19 challenges. 2021 Annual Meeting Stats: • 1,169 attendees• 418 presenters total• 74 scientific abstract podium presenters• 24 breakouts

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21Research Council Committees: Research (chair: Andrew Trenholm, MD) Classification and Outcomes (chair: Meir Marmor, MD) Evidence Based Quality, Value & Safety (chair: Jaimo Ahn, MD) Strategic Research Initiatives (chair: Saam Morshed, MD)• Reviewed and awarded $706,068 dollars in orthopaedic trauma research grants. • Launched a new research mentor program.• Initiated a federal grant application program for OTA application endorsement.• Submitted a manuscript re: OTA/AO Proximal Humerus Fracture Classification project which has been accepted to OTA International. • Submitted a manuscript re: CDC Surgical Wound Classification for Assessing Infection Risks in Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery to the Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma (JOT) which was accepted. • Created and administered a survey regarding use of trauma registries across the world in collaboration with International OTA (IOTA) with 100 percent IOTA participation. Manuscript preparation to be completed in 2022. • Participated in the review process of several trauma-related AAOS CPG’s and AUC’s (now published on the AAOS website).

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222021 Initiatives and Accomplishments, cont’dMembership Council Committees: Membership (chair: Connor Kleweno, MD) Health Policy (chair: Todd Swenning, MD) Practice Management (chair: Frank Liporace, MD) Military (Christopher LeBrun, MD) Disaster Response (chair: Roman Hayda, MD) Public Relations (chair: Jason Lowe, MD) Online Discussion Forum (chair: Richard Yoon, MD) Young Orthopaedic Surgeons – YOTS (chair: Arvind von Keudell, MD)• Reviewed and approved 143 membership applications, including 11 new OTA Active Members. • Completed a Disaster Preparedness Education chapter for the AAOS Resident Orthopaedic Core Knowledge (ROCK). • Created a video depicting “What is an Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon,” now available on the OTA website. • Successfully transitioned the Discussion Forum to a new OTA-branded platform. • Created a Career Development Mentor Program. • Added a young practitioner resource page to the OTA website. • Hosted a Practice Management webinar for new attendings. • Updated the OTA On-Call Position Statement (available on the OTA website).• Awarded 3 Humanitarian Scholarships.• Secured institutional access to OTA Online for institutions in 5 LMIC countries.

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IOTA SocietiesAATO (Asociación Argentina del Trauma Ortopédico) AOA (Australian Orthopaedic Association)SBOT (Brazilian Society of Orthopedic Trauma)BOTA Belgian Orthopaedic Trauma Association)SCCOT (Colombian Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology)DGU (German Trauma Society)HAOST (Hellenic Association of Orthopaedic and Traumatology)TSI (Trauma Society of India)IOA (Israeli Orthopaedic Trauma Society)OTODI (Ortho. and Trauma Specialists Hospital of Italy)25International OTA (IOTA) Steering Committee Chair: Theodore Miclau, III, MD • Total IOTA Society Members: 22• Submitted a manuscript to IOTA for a special issue in OTA International (OTAI) re: Orthopaedic Geriatric Systems Approaches• Organized and presented two symposia at the 2021 Annual Meeting: - Tolerate or Re-Operate: What to Do the Day After - Open Fractures: Current Treatment Perspectives• Planning in process for the IOTA 2022 1st Triennial Meeting JSFR (Japanese Society for Fracture Repair)FEMECOT (Federación Mexicana de Colegios de Ortopedia y Traumatología)NVT (Nederlandse Vereniging voor Traumachirurgie / Dutch Assoc. for Trauma Surgery) SAOTS (South African Orthopaedic Trauma Society)KOFS (Korean Fracture Society)SOTA-SECOT (Spanish Orthopaedic Trauma Association)SOTS (South Sudan Orthopaedics and Trauma Society)SGC/SSC (Die Schweizer Chirurginnen und Chirurgen)OTS (Orthopaedic Trauma Society)OTA (Orthopaedic Trauma Association)

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262021 Initiatives and AccomplishmentsTask ForcesEducation Audit Chair: Ken Egol, MD • Assessed and conducted a SWOT analysis of the full OTA education portfolio. • Presented key findings and recommendations at the OTA July 2021 Strategic Planning Meeting, which are now incorporated into the OTA Strategic Plan. Patient Wellness Chair: Heather Vallier, MD and Philip Wolinsky, MD • Submitted a JOT supplement proposal which was accepted for publication in 2022 titled “Mental Health and Wellbeing in Orthopaedic Trauma Patients.”• Created and disseminated a survey to OTA members with a goal of demonstrating the need for trauma patient mental health resources. • Developed an OTA patient mental health interest group. • Published Patient Mental Health information 2-3 times per month in Fracture Lines. Task Force on Moral Injury, Advocacy and Membership Well-being Chair: Matthew Garner, MD • Created moral injury and well-being resource page on the OTA website. • Launched the physician well-being index survey for OTA members; results will be used to focus on development of additional resources and education. • Organized and presented a main symposium re: physician wellness at the OTA 2021 Annual Meeting. Diversity Committee Chair: Gil Ortega, MD • Organized and held a symposium at the OTA 2021 Annual Meeting “How Can We Fix Racial, Ethnic, and Socioeconomic Healthcare Disparities in Orthopaedics and Do These Disparities Exist in Orthopaedic Trauma?” Patient Education Chair: Philip Wolinsky, MD • Added 21 physical therapy videos to Patient Education site• Transitioned to committee, with Christopher Domes, MD, named as chair.

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27OTA OnlineTask ForcesEnhancements to OTA Online included:• Addition of Rockwood and Green On Call (bulleted summaries)• New surgical techniques and OTA Annual Meeting videos• Login requirement for all users OTA International continues to grow in popularity, both in readership and submissions, and is now fully indexed in PubMed Central. Rockwood and Green On Call• 23 bulleted chapters with more on the way! Video Library• 329 Procedures & Techniques videos• 884 Annual Meeting & Conferences videos Industry Partner Channels• DePuy Synthes• Smith+Nephew OTA International Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma• Total manuscripts received: 143 • Total manuscripts received/submitted: 1058 new/ 365 revised• Total manuscripts accepted: 71 • Total manuscripts published: 190• Total manuscripts rejected: 17 • Total manuscripts rejected: 839

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28Balance Sheet* 2021 2020Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 3,374,981 $ 3,515,802 Investments, net 16,461,806 14,155,734 Accounts Receivables 861,766 721,126 Prepaid Expenses 185,942 124,125 Property and Equipment, net 137,362 232,016 Other Assets 5,974 5,974 Total Assets $ 21,027,831 $ 18,754,777 Liabilities Accounts Payable $ 1,369,993 $ 1,116,003 Deferred Income 679,876 765,720 Other Liabilities 3,237 265,521 Total Liabilities $ 2,053,106 $ 2,147,244 Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions $ 18,250,825 $ 15,883,633 With Donor Restrictions 723,900 723,900 Total Net Assets $ 18,974,725 $ 16,607,533 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 21,027,831 $ 18,754,777 * Unaudited 2021 Use of FundsPublications/OTA Online 7%Management and Administrative 42%Board and Committees 6%Annual Meeting 27%Courses 2%Grants and Awards 16%

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29Statement of Operations 2021 2020Operating Revenues Membership Dues $ 1,269,513 $ 1,163,125 Annual Meeting 2,050,061 699,683 Courses 279,340 93,150 Contributions, Grants, and Donations 401,653 497,809 Publications/OTA Online 699,469 686,621 Other Income 489,346 209,697 Investment Income, net 1,555,923 2,397,853 Total Revenues $ 6,745,305 $ 5,747,938 Operating Expenses Management and Administrative $ 1,825,168 $ 1,672,234 Board and Committees 276,742 145,354 Annual Meeting 1,156,453 165,404 Courses 97,762 19,816 Grants and Awards 706,068 752,871 Publications/OTA Online 315,920 292,282 Total Expenses $ 4,378,113 $ 3,047,961 Total Net Increase $ 2,367,192 $ 2,699,977 * Unaudited 2021 Sources of IncomeInvestment Income 23% Membership Dues 19%Annual Meeting 30%Courses 4%Contributions, Grants & Donations 6%Publications/OTA Online 11%Other Income 7%

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30MembershipThe OTA congratulates New or Transitioned 2021 OTA Active Members.New Active Members: Caleb Gottlich, Ari Levine, Sean Tabaie, Kevin KlingeleAdvanced to Active Membership: Adam Adler, Mohammed Alzahrani, Jennifer Bruggers, Steven Cherney, David Cinats, Jason Davis, Niloofar Dehghan, Jarrod Dumpe, Warren Gardner, Matthew Garner, Leah Gitajn, John Hagedorn, Justin Haller, Brandi Hartley, Joseph Hoegler, John Hwang, Joseph Johnson, Mani Kahn, Matthew Klima, Milton Little, Lorrin Lee, Jill Martin, Matthew Patrick, Paul Perdue, Motasem Refaat, Chris Renninger, Thomas Revak, Kyle Schweser, Aaron Sop, Jason Strelzow, Sudeep Taksali, Kostas Triantafillou, Indresh Venkatarayappa, Arvind von Keudell, Emily Wagstrom, Richard Yoon OTA members represent 62 countries globally. OTA Membership by TypeMember Type Count Active 724 Candidate 530 Clinical 796 Emeritus 156 International 402 Research 20 Trauma Practice Professional 1382,766 6% growth in membership from 2020 to 2021 OTA Members2,766Total OTA Members62 Countries

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31OTA 2021 Board of Directors (2021-22)OTA Committee ChairsAnnual Meeting Program Chair Gerard Slobogean, MDBasic Science Aaron Nauth, MDBylaws and Hearings Thomas DeCoster, MDClassification and Outcomes Meir Marmor, MDDisaster Management & Emergency Preparedness Roman Hayda, MDEducation Brian Mullis, MDEvidence Based Quality & Value Jaimo Ahn, MDFellowship and Career Choices Madhav Karunakar, MDFellowship Match Compliance Dan Schlatterer, MDFund Development Daniel S. Horwitz, MDHealth Policy and Planning Milan Sen, MDHumanitarian Paul Whiting, MDInternational Relations Hans-Christoph Pape, MDMembership Marcus Sciadini, MDMilitary Lt. Col. Christopher LeBrun, MD (USAF)Nominating Heather Vallier, MDOTA Discussion Forum Richard Yoon, MDPractice Management Frank Liporace, MDPublications Michael Gardner, MDPublic Relations and Branding Jason Lowe, MDResearch Andrew Trenholm, MDStrategic Research Initiative Saam Morshed, MD, PhDTraveling Fellowship Anna Miller, MDVideo Library Mark Hake, MDYOTS (Young Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons) Arvind Von Keudell, MDMichael Archdeacon, MDOTA President Brendan Patterson, MDPresident Elect Emil Schemitsch, MD2nd President Elect Heather Vallier, MDImmediate Past President Michael McKee, MD2nd Past President Hassan Mir, MDCFOThomas Higgins, MDSecretaryDiversity Gil Ortega, MDEducational Audit Kenneth Egol, MDGlobal Outreach for Developing Countries Emily Benson, MDPatient Education Phil Wolinksy, MD & Christopher Domes, MDPatient Mental Health Heather Vallier, MD & Phil Wolinsky, MDRegistry Task Force William Obremskey, MDMoral Injury, Advocacy & Mbrship Well-being Matthew Garner, MDAnna Miller, MDMember-at-Large Kyle Jeray, MDMember-at-Large Joseph Hsu, MDMember-at-Large Gerard Slobogean, MDAnnual Program Chair Theodore Miclau, III, MDEx-officio, IOTA Steering Committee Chair Michael Gardner, MDEx-officio, Publications Committee Chair OTA Task Force ChairsThe OTA acknowledges the following BOD/Committee Chairs who completed their terms in 2021. Sincere gratitude is extended to each for their contributions. BOD members completing their term:Stephen Kottmeier, MD Annual Meeting Program ChairDave Teague Presidential Line 2016 – 2021, 34th PresidentPhil Wolinsky, MD Member-at-Large Outgoing Committee Chairs: Richard Coughlin, MD HumanitarianConor Kleweno, MD MembershipSamir Mehta, MD EducationHassan Mir, MD Online Discussion ForumJason Roberts, MD Fellowship MatchTodd Swenning, MD Health Policy

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