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Johns Hopkins physical medicine and rehabilitation residents have many opportunities to engage in academic study and leading research. Our residents boast a proud history of publishing research in well-recognized journals and texts, and, with the support of our faculty mentors, have presented their work at international and national conferences. Read more about our residency program.
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Professional Interests: General rehabilitation, sports medicine, cancer rehabilitation, pain medicine, palliative care
Why I chose Johns Hopkins: Our residency has supportive, approachable leadership in the form of Dr. Mayer and Dr. Friedlander, attending physicians with diverse interests (ranging from transplant rehabilitation to myositis) who are passionate about what they do, and a uniquely diverse patient population. Thanks to the Hopkins reputation, we have the opportunity to care for both Baltimore natives and international patients from all over the world, for both common and extremely rare pathologies, and for people from a wide range of socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds.
Professional Interests: Neurorehabilitation, complex medical rehabilitation, SCI, pediatric rehabilitation, transplant rehabilitation, cancer rehabilitation
Why I chose Johns Hopkins: I wanted to be at the forefront of research and advancement in the field of PM&R. I knew that Johns Hopkins would allow me to participate in new and exciting innovative research and advancements in the field while attending residency.
Patients come from all over the world just to be seen at Johns Hopkins. This means you have the opportunity to take care of a diverse range of patients with a wide variety of pathologies, both simple and complex, during your training. The program also has a wonderful alumni network and a great track record of residents getting their top choices in jobs and fellowships.
-Teresa Tang, class of 2018
In the Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, we welcome residents from all over the world. The map below shows the hometowns of several of our most recent residents. Not included are international locations, such as Ghana, the Philippines and South Korea.
Travis Edmiston, class of 2018: 2018 Frank L. Coulson Jr. Resident Award for Clinical Excellence
This annual award for clinical excellence is given to exceptional doctors-in-training (and potential future Academy members) in all Johns Hopkins residency programs. It honors commitment to professional excellence and aims to promote excellence in patient care at Johns Hopkins for the benefit of the individuals and communities that we serve.
Mi Ran Shin, class of 2018: May 2018 Resident Appreciation Award
The House Staff Council is the self-governing and representative body of the interns and residents of the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Bayview campus. The resident appreciation award is based on nominations by fellow residents to the residents whom they believe provide exceptional patient care and exemplify a compassionate approach in their interactions with patients, staff and colleagues.
Charles Odonkor, class of 2017: 2017 Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award
Since 2014, Charles Odonkor and a few colleagues have offered a free writing and review service to help minority students craft compelling, error-free essays as part of their applications for college and medical school. As a founder of Project REACH, Representatives for Equal Access to Community Health, Odonkor has helped more than 400 students since 2011.
As a Puerto Rico native, Alba Azola couldn’t stay home and do nothing when Hurricane Maria devastated the island. And as a second-year resident in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Azola had the expertise to help. Read more.
Biomedical Odyssey is a blog dedicated to showcasing the accomplishments and perspectives of Johns Hopkins trainees — the students, postdocs and fellows at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Read it to get the inside look into various residency and other educational programs at Johns Hopkins.
Physical medicine and rehabilitation resident alumnus Charles Odonkor'17 was one of the writers for Biomedical Odyssey. Read his contributions.
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