Welcome to the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
PM&R Congratulates Our GME-Certified Coordinator!
Mary Duke
Mary Duke passed the certification exam for the National Board for Certification Training Administrators of Graduate Medical Education. This is a relatively new certification that only ~ 30 specialties have started using; only a handful of PM&R coordinators have passed the exam! This makes Mary one of only a few coordinators at our medical center who are certified.
As a leading clinical department in a nationally ranked Level I medical center, opportunities abound for clinical care, teaching, and research in our department. Our faculty consists of 13 physicians, a research director, a clinical psychologist, a vocational counselor, and numerous allied health professionals as well as adjunct faculty from throughout the medical center and the region. In partnership with Drake Center and The Neuroscience Institute, we boast perhaps the finest cadre of clinical sites in the country.
Our department includes NIH-funded researchers, nationally recognized clinical experts, and experienced clinicians. We invite you to take a look around our website and feel free to contact us for more information.
PM&R News
PM&R Congratulates Our Newest ABPM&R Board-Certified Faculty!
John Harrell, MD
With Dr. Harrell's addition on 7/1/2007, all adult PM&R faculty are now board-certified by ABPM&R, and two of our faculty (Dr. McMahon and Dr. Nobunaga) have been invited to serve as Part II oral examiners. Match Day 2007
Adult Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Deborah Kaplan - Yale University
Theodore Kopp - Wright State University
Pediatrics/Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Kimberly Hartman - Wayne State University
12/25/06 Juan Luis Asanza, MD (2006), currently the Spinal Cord Injury Clinical Fellow at Harvard Medical School, has accepted a position as an attending in spinal cord injury medicine at Harvard Medical School/Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital.
9/15/06 Jilda Vargus-Adams, MD, received an NIH K-23 award for her proposal, "Towards Improved Clinical Trials in Cerebral Palsy." Her grant will cover up to $75,000/year in salary and up to $25,000/year in research support.
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