Margaret Jain, MD

10/08/2021

Happy October!

10/01/2021

We're back! So thankful to have time to catch up with my amazing colleges at ASSH 2021. These amazing surgeons make me a better doctor and person!

03/15/2020

I wanted to update all patients in this particularly challenging time. All Harrison Hospital campuses have made a difficult decision to cancel all elective cases for the next two weeks. This will affect many of my patients and I wanted to reassure you that we are doing our best to make these difficult decisions for the safety of the entire community. For now, surgery scheduled at are ambulatory surgery center (Salmon center) will proceed as scheduled. It is most important that any patients who are considered high risk and are scheduled for an elective surgery consider postponing surgery. You have my word that is soon as we have reassurance that is safe to proceed with elective cases we will do everything in our power to get them done quickly and efficiently. Please be safe in this trying time and do not hesitate to contact the office if you need our help.

08/17/2018

That a generous and meaningful gift. Absolutely what we need to improve medical education and care in our country.

In a surprise announcement today, the New York University School of Medicine said that it will pay the tuition of all its students regardless of merit or financial need, becoming the first major American medical school to do so.

07/30/2018

Great article by a great colleague.

Burnout among physicians is a symptom of something larger: the moral injury of being unable to provide high-quality care in today's health care systems.

03/15/2018

Interesting article in this month's JAMA addressing the use of chronic opioid medicines for arthritis.

This randomized clinical trial compares the effects of opioid vs nonopioid medications over 12 months on pain-related function, pain intensity, and adverse effects among Veterans Affairs patients with moderate to severe chronic back pain or hip or knee osteoarthritis pain.

11/01/2017

Spending the day orienting at . And I start seeing patients tomorrow!

09/14/2017

Thank you TPL for bringing Sam Quinones to town! All, please consider attending this event-- Mr. Quinones is a fantastic, engaging and compelling speaker whose book Dreamland is one of the best of the past several years. The growing Opioid epidemic is one of the most important public health issues Ohio faces-- again, I promise you will not regret hearing this talk-- it is pertinent to all of us.

The author discusses his award-winning book "Dreamland: The True Tale of America

03/24/2017

"I remember wanting to be an orthopaedic surgeon when I was in grade school, even though I doubt I knew what that was at the time. I think it must have stemmed from playing sports and having sprains or broken bones. When I went on to med school, I liked almost every field, but when I rotated in Orthopaedics, I just clicked with the people I worked with. When I saw that the orthopedic teams, not just the surgeons, really enjoying it, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. I truly believe that when you choose a vocation, you shouldn’t pick something that you think the world needs, but rather pick something you absolutely love, because your passion will become contagious, and your job fulfilling. Life is really short, and I am so thankful I love what I do."
Maggie Jain, MD
Orthopaedic Surgery
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03/10/2017

Celebrating and Mentoring future surgeons at the U Toledo Association of Women Surgeons mentoring dinner tonight. So many awesome women inspiring and changing our field!

12/27/2016

The University of Toledo Medical Center has been named a top academic hospital at preventing central-line infections by Consumer Reports magazine. The new report, published in the magazine’s January issue, looks at five years of federal data and tracks central-line infections in intensive care units...

12/18/2016

So honored to participate in the Hand Society's 13th annual Young Leaders program last weekend in Chicago. I, and my 14 collegues learned about the society's governance, networked with current ASSH leaders, and worked on challenges to our field. I was so honored to learn from these awesome young men and women dedicated to improving our field!