20th annual UCSF sports medicine conference — complete syllabus and workshop materials
The UCSF sports medicine conference 2025 took place December 4–6, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, and this package gives you every syllabus file and hands-on workshop handout from the event. Designed for primary care providers, athletic trainers, and physical therapists, the material spans efficient musculoskeletal examination techniques, evidence-based treatment pathways, and multidisciplinary collaboration strategies that translate directly into clinic and training-room practice.
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20+syllabus files
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3days
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2025year
Inside this resource
Top-5 approach to common joint complaints
The conference organizes its core musculoskeletal teaching around a “Top 5” framework — the highest-yield diagnoses across knee, hip, foot, ankle, elbow, and shoulder. Faculty members such as Senter, Wong, Luke, Hatamiya, and Feeley each distill their subspecialty into the presentations and exam findings that matter most when time is limited. This structure helps you build rapid differential frameworks for the joints you evaluate most frequently.
Sports concussion, nutrition, and running medicine
Beyond joint-specific sessions, the syllabus includes dedicated material on concussion management protocols, evidence-based sports nutrition, and the clinical approach to running-related injuries. These lectures pull from the latest guidelines and give you practical decision tools for sideline assessment and office-based follow-up. Additional coverage of orthobiologics and joint injection techniques rounds out the non-operative toolkit.
Joint replacement and splinting/bracing strategies
A session on joint replacement fundamentals addresses the surgical decision-making that primary care providers need to understand when counseling patients about timing and expected outcomes. Complementary handouts on splinting and bracing give step-by-step guidance for acute injury stabilization — material that pairs directly with the workshop component held during the conference.
Who this serves
- Primary care sports medicine physicians — high-yield PDF slides you can reference during patient encounters
- Athletic trainers — workshop handouts covering sideline assessment and acute injury management
- Physical therapists — evidence-based treatment frameworks for musculoskeletal rehabilitation
Before you buy
Does this include video recordings?
No — this is a PDF-only package containing the full set of syllabus slides and hands-on workshop handouts from the three-day conference.
Which sessions are represented in the file list?
The syllabus covers knee, hip, foot and ankle, elbow, shoulder, back, sports concussion, nutrition, running medicine, orthobiologics, joint injections, splinting and bracing, and joint replacement topics.
The chart
| Format | PDF slides and handouts |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 days (December 4–6, 2025) |
| Publisher | UCSF Department of Orthopaedic Surgery |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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drtomh –
Good coverage across the musculoskeletal spectrum. The running medicine session was a standout for me since I see a lot of recreational runners. File organization is straightforward.
Priya S. –
Solid slide decks covering the main MSK topics. The concussion management and sports nutrition handouts were particularly useful. Would have liked more images in some of the shoulder slides.
Sarah L. –
Thorough material from a well-run conference. I used the foot and ankle files for a sports med rotation. Would prefer a more searchable format but the content quality is strong.
Brian W. –
Clean PDF slides from every session. The Top 5 knee and hip presentations are exactly what I needed for quick reference in clinic. Great conference material.
Carlos R. –
Downloaded the full set and keep going back to the orthobiologics and joint injection files. The workshop handouts are practical and well-organized. Worth it at this price.
Kelly M. –
These PDFs are now my go-to reference for the top MSK complaints I see in primary care. The splinting and bracing handouts are especially handy when I need a quick refresher.