Kamil Okroj

Dr Craig J Della Valle

About Dr. Della Valle

Dr. Della Valle is a professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Rush University Medical Center. He is not only a busy surgeon (having performed more than 11,000 hip and knee replacements) but a respected leader in the field of hip and knee research. He travels extensively sharing his research and these experiences allow him exposure to the most up to date information to maximize patient quality of care.

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Anne DeBenedetti

About Anne DeBenedetti, MSc

Anne has worked with Dr. Della Valle since 2008. In 2018, she was promoted to managing all the research with Dr. Della Valle and Dr. Denis Nam, overseeing and assisting the research fellow. Today, she is the Director of Research for the entire Adult Reconstruction section, working alongside the Fellows, Residents, Research Fellows, and all surgeons in the Adult Reconstruction section of Orthopedics.

2015-2016

Kamil OkrajKamil is currently a MSIV at Penn.’s Perelman SOM and looks forward to finishing medical school and starting his orthopaedic training later this year. “Dr. Della Valle’s research fellowship was an invaluable experience. Spending a full year working under one of the most respected clinical researchers in orthopaedics taught me how to effectively design, coordinate, and publish various studies. Therefore, going into my residency, I feel confident that I have the tools to complete any type of research project. In addition, Dr. Della Valle’s mentorship has helped me greatly as I go through the residency application process. I would highly recommend this fellowship to anyone interested in academic orthopaedics.”

  • Hometown: Chicago, IL
  • Undergraduate: University of Pennsylvania
  • Medical School: University of Pennsylvania, Class of 2017
  • Residency: Thomas Jefferson University
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