Dr. Robert Jamieson, Orthopedic surgeon - Roseville, United States

Dr. Robert D. Jamieson Education/Employment Total Joint Specialist Roseville Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine December 2015-present Consultant- Think Surgical Fremont, CA Development and Implementation of a robot used in total joint replacement December 2015-present Total Joint Specialist Sacramento Knee and Sports Medicine Sacramento, CA August 2014-December 2015 Total Joint Fellowship Joint Replacement Institute Dr. Thomas Schmalzried Dr. Harlan Amstutz Los Angeles, CA August 2013-August 2014 Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Michigan State University Garden City Hospital, Garden City, MI July 2008-July 2013 Doctor of Osteopathy Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences May 2008 Bachelor of Science Psychology University of Colorado at Denver May 2005 Achievements Michigan State University Clinical Faculty Worked with medical students as they rotated through our hospital as well as helping with various other educational courses for them. 2008-present AAHKS scholarship Received a scholarship to attend the American Association of Hip and Knee Sur-geons 21st Annual Meeting and the 3rd Annual Residents Course in November 2011 2011 Synthes Grant I was awarded a Synthes grant to attend an AO fracture course in Marco Island, Florida for 1 week 2010 Volunteer of the Year Nominee I volunteered at Denver Health County Hospital in Denver, Colorado and was honored to have been nominated for volunteer of the year. I volunteered on the pediatrics floor and in the emergency department for 1 year. During my time as a volunteer I worked with many medical professionals and with many great patients that helped shape my love for medicine. 2004 Dean’s List I was on the Dean’s List at the University of Colorado at Denver for maintaining a GPA of over 3.5 2004 College Basketball I played for two colleges: Eastfield College in Mesquite, TX and University of St. Mary in Leavenworth, KS. Playing college basketball taught me a lot about the dedication that it takes to reach goals I had set at a young age. 2000-2002 Missionary Service- Milan, Italy I was a missionary for my church in the north-western parts of Italy for two years. While there I became fluent in the Italian language, developed a love for the Italian people, and gained a greater faith. Being a missionary helped me learn about commitment in my religion and in my life. 1998-2000 Eagle Scout As a Boy Scout I passed off requirements to earn merit badges, as I earned the merit badges I would advance in rank, I planned and carried out an eagle project and I eventually reached my goal of Eagle Scout when I was 14. Some examples of merit badges are: Citizenship in the Community, First Aid, Emergency Preparedness, and Riflery. In achieving my Eagle Scout award I was expected to live high standards of honesty and loyalty and was taught responsibility, discipline and the importance of working hard. 1998-2000 Community Service Boy Scout Master I was the Boy Scout master for 6-10 young men 11 years old. We had weekly scout meetings and went on campouts at least twice a year. I helped them make goals and achieve them. I assisted them as they advanced in rank through the Boy Scouts of America program. It was a great opportunity to watch these boys grow and find enjoyment in the scouting program and outdoors. 2011-2015 Youth Basketball Coach I volunteered as the youth basketball coach at the church I attended. We had weekly practices and games every Saturday for 6 weeks. It was a true joy to be able to incorporate my love for basketball with the enjoy-ment of watching the young men excel in the sport. We had a great time and made many great memories. 2011-2013 Physical Exams for the Underserved I volunteered as the youth basketball coach at the church I attended. We had weekly practices and games every Saturday for 6 weeks. It was a true joy to be able to incorporate my love for basketball with the enjoy-ment of watching the young men excel in the sport. We had a great time and made many great memories. 2009 Youth Organization- President This is an organization that is affiliated with my church. I volunteered about 10-15 hours per week to work with youth (primarily young men) ranging from 12-18 years old. My responsibilities included: Overseeing the planning and execution of midweek activities Teaching weekly Sunday School lessons on various topics Once a month planning, organizing and carrying out of Saturday activities that involved 100-150 youth Work with the local Boy Scouts in their service projects and rank advancements Working with the youth provided a great opportunity for me to serve and be a part of their growth at a vital time in their life 2005-2008 Organizations Michigan State University Clinical Faculty American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons- resident member International Congress for Joint Reconstruction- resident member American Osteopathic Association of Orthopaedics- member American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons- resident member Michigan Osteopathic Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons- member American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons- resident member Collegium Aesculapium- A service organization of health professionals that provide time and financial support for medical missions locally and world-wide. 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