Ever wondered what it really takes to become a member of The Hip Society or The Knee Society — two of the most prestigious organizations in orthopaedics? In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the rigorous selection processes, the criteria that set candidates apart, and the unique privileges and responsibilities that come with membership.

Join us as we chat with current members who share candid stories about their journeys, offer advice for aspiring applicants, and reflect on how these societies continue to shape the future of hip and knee surgery. Whether you’re a young surgeon dreaming of joining, or simply curious about what goes on inside these elite circles, this episode will give you an insider’s look at the pathway to membership.

The SHAK Chat podcast series is proudly presented by The Learning SHAK, an online learning portal of The Hip Society and The Knee Society.

Join us on the SHAK Chat, where today's influencers, thought leaders, and social media moguls conduct exclusive interviews with their heroes, mentors, colleagues, and peers.

The Learning SHAK initiative is an online companion to Current Concepts in Joint Replacement® (CCJR®). CCJR® stands as a premier educational event and a cornerstone in orthopedic education, featuring unique learning formats and showcasing global thought-leaders who have educated tens of thousands of orthopedic surgeons worldwide.

The Learning SHAK, SHAK Chat, brought to you by The Hip Society and The Knee Society. The SHAK Chat Podcast is the only place where today's influencers, thought leaders, and social media moguls interview their heroes, mentors, colleagues and peers from the world of CCJR. https://www.ccjr.com/

The SHAK Chat supports CCJR, https://www.ccjr.com/ Current Concepts in Joint Replacement® (CCJR®) is a premier educational event, and a not-to-be-missed global arthroplasty forum presented by two esteemed academic organizations The Hip Society and The Knee Society.

CCJR® offers unique learning formats and has contributed to the education of tens of thousands of orthopedic surgeons around the world over the last three decades.