Scholarships
The IOF believes it is essential to provide education and generate awareness about the ground breaking specialty of interventional orthobiologics to both physicians and the general public.Annual Conference Scholarships
IOF is happy to offer scholarships for Residents/Fellows interested in attending IOF MAX EXPERIENCE 2025, taking place February 26 – March 1, 2025, in Scottsdale, AZ.
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Details:
- PM&R, Interventional Spine, Orthopedics, Anesthesia or Family Medicine/Sports Medicine physician currently in a Fellowship Program or PGY 3 and above
- We offer scholarship opportunities on attendance fees for general session
- We offer opportunities to volunteer at general session and/or cadaver labs
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Academic Medical Grants
The Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation makes an annual donation, determined by the Board of Directors, to increase support for Fellows to expand the reach of regenerative Interventional Orthobiologics.
Press Release – Fellowship Grants Awarded
September 1, 2016 Press Release – Grant Awards
September 1, 2015 Press Release – Grant Awards
Abstract Submissions and Winners for IOF Max Experience 2023
The scholarship process for the IOF Max Experience 2023 conference encouraged abstract submissions from applicants. Winners were selected by the IOF Residents/Fellows committee.
Click here to see all the winners and the full list of submissions.
Abstract Submissions and Winners for #IOF2022
The scholarship process for the #IOF2022 conference encouraged abstract submissions from applicants. Winners were selected by the IOF Residents/Fellows committee.
Click here to see all the winners and the full list of submissions.
Learn About Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Dosage in Tendons at #IOF2017
If you’re using 3-5X PRP in tendons you may be under dosing certain patients.
Two articles have been published suggesting that higher concentrations of PRP cause tenocyte inhibition. Given that both studies had serious design flaws, Interventional Orthopedics Foundation (IOF) scientists repeated these experiments.
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and Why the IOF is Studying its Effects on Cultured Cells
By Dustin Berger, M.S. Platelets are small cell fragments within our blood that play important roles in the wound healing process. In addition to being responsible for stopping blood flow at a site of injury, platelets are loaded full of beneficial growth factors….
Companies Respond to IOF Findings Related to Placental Tissue-Derived Products
A reference for information regarding placental derived products. This data includes company follow-up and statements / responses to our December 16, 2015 press release regarding an absence of stem cells in placental tissue-derived products.
Interventional Orthopedics Foundation Shines Light on False Claims about Stem Cell Products
BROOMFIELD, Colo.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Interventional Orthopedics Foundation (IOF), a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to providing education about regenerative orthopedic medicine, recently announced the results of independent lab tests showing an absence of live stem…
In Vitro Evaluation of Injectable, Placental Tissue-Derived Products for Orthopedic Applications
As presented at the First Annual Interventional Orthopedics Foundation Conference on October 23rd, here is a link to view our latest research poster “In Vitro Evaluation of Injectable, Placental Tissue-Derived Products for Orthopedic Applications”. This scientific…
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