What can I do at the Annual Meeting Career Center?
What if I don’t have time to stop in for a CV Consultation?
How do I sign up to receive Job Seeker and Practice Opportunities Notifications?
How long do I have to wait to take my headshot photo?
Is there a fee to use the Career Center at Annual Meeting?
What should I bring with me to the Annual Meeting Career Center?
What can I do at the Annual Meeting Career Center?
The Annual Meeting Career Center offers a wealth of incredible resources for AAOS members looking to elevate their careers, including:
- Headshot Photo Booth—whether it’s your first headshot or getting an updated one, stop by and take a professional headshot picture.
- NEW! Social Hour Tuesday, February 13th and Wednesday, February 14th— come grab a drink with orthopaedic surgeons looking to network.
- Search for jobs on the On-site Job Board—learn about available positions for all career stages.
- On-site interviews (private interview booths)—the perfect next step towards your new career opportunity.
- FREE one-on-one CV consultations—get hands on professional advice to help you gain an advantage in your job search.
- and much more!
What if I don’t have time to stop in for a CV Consultation?
Not to worry, AAOS Members can submit their CV for a free consultation through the AAOS Career Center webpage.
How do I sign up to receive Job Seeker and Practice Opportunities Notifications?
- Job Seekers: Visit ACCELERATE to create your profile.
- Employers: Register here to ensure your sites and open opportunities are on ACCELERATE.
How long do I have to wait to take my headshot photo?
The headshot process typically takes between 5-10 minutes per person. Wait times may vary depending on the number of Members that are waiting to take headshot photos.
Is there a fee to use the Career Center at Annual Meeting?
No, the Career Center is available to all registered Annual Meeting attendees.
What should I bring with me to the Annual Meeting Career Center?
- Business cards
- Pen and notepad
- Questions for on-site recruiters
- Elevator speech
- A winning smile