It is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. We are very proud of the excellent performance of our residents in the certifying examinations and job placement. The diversity of the training facilities, faculty and patient populations is the major strength of this program. All applications will be received through the ERAS program.
Residents participate in multiple levels of care in rehabilitation.
Residents are exposed to a variety of musculoskeletal problems that result in pain and dysfunction. The rotations are well balanced between Inpatient, Outpatient, Consultation and EMGs. The faculty offers a wealth of experience, training and clinical research interests, with a balance of training opportunities in the community as well as in large medical centers. The attending staff and directors are easily accessible and welcome one to one interaction. During the 3 years of training, residents are exposed to patients from pediatrics to geriatric age groups, inpatient and outpatient.