Doctors find their calling in many different ways. In honor of National Doctors’ Day, Michigan Medicine physicians reflect on the paths that led to their profession.
Congratulations to Dr. Mark Peterson for the recent publication, along with his collaborators from China, of "Low Normalized Grip Strength is a Biomarker for Cardiometabolic Disease and Physical Disabilities Among U.S. and Chinese Adults" in The Journals of Gerontology .
Congratulations to JR Richardson, JT Eckner and colleagues for their recent publication in the American Journal of PM&R related to reaction time, gait, balance and falls, including JR’s editorial comment. The article was featured on the cover of the journal, see attached for the articles and the journal cover. The cover picture is JR’s
Dr. Michelle Meade's gave a talk sponsored by the Interprofessional Health Student Organization that drew a crowd of about 20 students and was featured in the Michigan Daily .
Congratulations to Dr. JR Richardson for his nomination for this award from the medical students.
RPN fellow Allison O'Mara, is featured this month on the website for The Association of Neuropsychology Students in Training (ANST).
The PM&R inpatient rehabilitation admin team, which provides guidance and education to patients, faculty, and staff has moved into their new home at UH.
The work of Dr. Sean Smith and the entire PM&R inpatient rehabilitation unit treating former professional basketball player and terrorism victim Sabastien Bellin was featured on the CBS News program 48 Hours.
Congratulations to Jane Huggins, PhD. who will serve as a judge for the ALS Association and Prize4Life’s Assistive Technology Challenge.
As of October 3rd, 2016 we have expanded Occupational Therapy out-patient services at the Burlington Building (325 E. Eisenhower Parkway), on the 3rd floor.
We are proud to announce that Dawn Krause, who provides research and procurement support to the department, is the winner of the 2016 Dean's Award for Support Staff of the Year.
The Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest faculty members. If you see them in the hallway, say hello.
The University of Michigan Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Program offers a three-year residency training experience beginning at the program year (PGY) II.
