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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

 

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Education and Training

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Education and Training Programs

Physiatry Residency and Fellowships

Therapy Education

Rehabilitation Psychology and Neuropsychology Programs

Training for Medical Students

Other Resources

Grand Rounds
Spinal Cord Injury Resources
Webinars
 

Upcoming Events (Slideshow)

Information Sessions Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Certificate Program

Connect with the faculty of our Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Certificate Program and learn more about the program by attending one of three virtual information sessions.

Register via Zoom:

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Webinars Sheikh Khalifa Stroke Institute Webinar Series

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The SKSI Webinar Series aims to bring clinicians insight from our stroke care experts, from treatment of acute stroke to rehabilitation. Webinars are posted for you to watch at your convenience, followed by a live Q&A with the expert.

Watch our webinars

    Consulting Programs

    • Activity and Mobility Promotion (JH-AMP)

      JH-AMP is an inter-professional program which supports hospitals and healthcare providers looking to change the culture of patient immobility by providing caregivers and hospital leaders with the tools and support in an effort to increase patient activity and mobility.

    • Patient Engagement Program (PEP)

      The Johns Hopkins Patient Engagement Program is a comprehensive, evidence-based training and consultation program that improves the quality of patient-health care professional relationships and increases patient engagement in health and health care.

     

    Johns Hopkins PM&R Residency Program Overview

    The Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation provides a three-year (PGY2-4) residency program with extensive training in the evidence-based diagnosis, care and treatment of patients with disabilities.

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