Dr. Glenn Cohen

Certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Dr. Glenn Cohen is subspecialty trained and possesses a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Surgery of the Hand. Dr. Glenn Cohen believes in a balanced approach to orthopedic recovery. Dr. Glenn Cohen is well versed in both non-operative and surgical care of all disorders. Dr. Glenn Cohen treats all types of Upper Extremity Conditions including arthritis,complex trauma, fractures,nerve compression, hand and wrist deformities,infections and tumors.

A Transplant Biology Research Laboratory Technician assists scientists who study living things and their life processes. The technician works in the area of life sciences and medical transplantation. The Transplant Biology Research Laboratory Technician helps transplant scientists by gathering information, materials, and samples. They set up scientific apparatus, perform calculations, draw simple graphs and charts, perform tests and experiments. Responsible for maintaining records and generates reports.

two hand fellows in the program each year both starting Aug. 1 and completing their training July 31. Each fellow has the same rotation: six months at Tufts Medical Center with an attending physician. The formal education curriculum includes a weekly hand surgery conference at Tufts Medical Center.

comprehensive approach for the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of orthopaedic disorders. The physicians provide care in a variety of medical specialties, such as sports medicine injuries, which includes treating USC athletes.

The first medical school founded within a hospital, making bedside training an integral part of students' education.