Marissa E. Bonyun

Dr. Marissa E. Bonyun is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopaedics, specializing in trauma surgery, fracture management, and surgical education. Her work bridges clinical orthopaedics and innovative training methodologies, with a focus on improving surgical outcomes and educational frameworks.

Research Focus

Her research spans:

• Orthopaedic Trauma: Techniques for sternoclavicular joint fixation, proximal humerus fracture management, and hardware revision in nonunions.
• Surgical Education: Development of competency-based training models, simulated entrustable professional activities (EPAs), and validation of educational tools for orthopaedic trainees.
• Outcomes Research: Population-based studies on fracture treatment efficacy, long-term recovery, and regional healthcare trends.

Publications

Her 15 most recent publications (2015–2020) emphasize clinical innovations in shoulder arthroplasty, biomechanical fixation techniques, and surgical education reforms. Recurring themes include the use of simulation for skill assessment, epidemiological analysis of fracture management, and optimization of trauma protocols.

Awards

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Additional Activities

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