Southeastern Fracture Consortium

Overview

The Southeastern Fracture Consortium (SFC) is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting education, research, and coordination in the field of orthopedic trauma. It is categorized under diseases, disorders, and medical disciplines within the Nerve, Muscle, and Bone Diseases classification.

Mission

The core mission of the SFC is to sponsor an annual CME (Continuing Medical Education) accredited Trauma Education event. This event is designed to meet the needs of professionals in orthopedic trauma, fostering advancements in care through education, research, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Activities

• Education: The SFC focuses on providing educational opportunities to improve the understanding and treatment of orthopedic trauma.
• Research: It supports research initiatives aimed at enhancing trauma care outcomes.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: The organization brings together various disciplines involved in orthopedic trauma to ensure comprehensive care.

Structure and Funding

The SFC is a charitable organization, and donations to it are tax deductible. It generates revenue primarily from contributions and program services, with significant portions coming from educational events.

Membership

The organization offers membership benefits to those involved in the field of orthopedic trauma, providing access to educational resources, research updates, and networking opportunities.

Financial Operations

Historically, the SFC has reported revenues ranging from $100,000 to $200,000 annually, with total assets typically between $50,000 and $100,000. Expenses have generally been in line with revenues, ensuring sustainable operations.

Governance

Key personnel and officers include various medical professionals who contribute without compensation, reflecting the organization's commitment to serving the medical community through volunteer engagement.