ORTHOPAEDIC FELLOWSHIP FACULTY

Joshua S. DinesAttending Orthopedic Surgeon; Professor of Clinical Orthopedic Surgery · Hospital for Special Surgery / Weill Cornell Medical College

Shoulder, elbow and knee sports surgery, tendon injury, instability and shoulder arthroplasty

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About Joshua S. Dines

HSS describes Dr Dines as a sports-medicine and shoulder surgeon with extensive work in minimally invasive reconstruction, tendon healing and care of throwing athletes. The source identifies Joshua S. Dines as Attending Orthopedic Surgeon; Professor of Clinical Orthopedic Surgery at Hospital for Special Surgery / Weill Cornell Medical College. The published clinical or academic focus includes Shoulder, elbow and knee sports surgery, tendon injury, instability and shoulder arthroplasty. Published qualifications include MD; board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons.

Joshua S. Dines is linked to 1 programme in OrthoFellow, through named faculty or programme-lead associations in the programme records: Hospital for Special Surgery Shoulder and Elbow Fellowship (Hospital for Special Surgery, New York); duration 12 months, 1 August–31 July; status: active application; nearest published deadline 1 November 2026.

Together these cover Shoulder & Elbow in United States (clinical fellowship). Faculty involvement does not confirm a current application window, funding, eligibility or supervision: the official individual profile and each programme profile carry the primary evidence and verification dates.

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