Tom McNalley

Credits: Charis Turner, Colette Piasecki-MastersDescription:  Learn about Dr. Tom McNalley’s path to pediatric rehabilitation medicine and palliative care. Hosted by Charis Turner, we’ll talk about the day-to-day responsibilities of a peds rehab doctor, and the conditions he treats including cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy. We also talk about how to cultivate humanness amidst medical training and with our patients, especially during vulnerable interactions such as grieving a patient or supporting a family through a difficult diagnosis.

Credits: Charis Turner, Colette Piasecki-Masters Description: Learn about Dr. Tom McNalley’s path to pediatric rehabilitation medicine and palliative care. Hosted by Charis Turner, we’ll talk about the day-to-day responsibilities of a peds rehab doctor, and the conditions he treats including cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy. We also talk about how to cultivate humanness amidst medical training and with our patients, especially during vulnerable interactions such as grieving a patient or supporting a family through a difficult diagnosis.

Cultivating Humanness with Dr. Tom McNalley, Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine and Palliative Care

Credits: Charis Turner, Colette Piasecki-MastersDescription: Co-hosts Colette Piasecki-Masters and Charis Turner introduce this year's season of Pocket Mentor. Interesting episodes, engaging guests, and high-yield information about residency are on the horizon for this year!

Credits: Charis Turner, Colette Piasecki-Masters Description: Co-hosts Colette Piasecki-Masters and Charis Turner introduce this year's season of Pocket Mentor. Interesting episodes, engaging guests, and high-yield information about residency are on the horizon for this year!

Intro to 2023-2024 Episodes

Credits: Marya Ghazzi, Vokay Addoh, Joshua LewisDescription: This next episode of Research 101 reviews the components of a good case report, including everything from how to identify a compelling case, conveying the case's medical significance with a strong write up, and how to select the right journal for submission.

Credits: Marya Ghazzi, Vokay Addoh, Joshua Lewis Description: This next episode of Research 101 reviews the components of a good case report, including everything from how to identify a compelling case, conveying the case's medical significance with a strong write up, and how to select the right journal for submission.

Research 101: Case Reports

In this episode, the AAP Chair Council dives into the history of physiatry and how it shaped the field today.

Chair Council History of PM&R

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives• Review insertional, resting, and exertional activity with needle EMG • Review abnormal spontaneous activity generated from muscle fiber or nerve• Review exertional activity parameters and abnormalities• Review recruitment patternsCredits: Episode was written and hosted by: Jasmine Malhotra, MD; Rachel Reeves, DO This episode was reviewed for accuracy by: Melissa Mafiah, MD; Wendy Contreras, MD This podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MDPlease send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs!  Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.- Board Review Series Team

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives • Review insertional, resting, and exertional activity with needle EMG • Review abnormal spontaneous activity generated from muscle fiber or nerve • Review exertional activity parameters and abnormalities • Review recruitment patterns Credits: Episode was written and hosted by: Jasmine Malhotra, MD; Rachel Reeves, DO This episode was reviewed for accuracy by: Melissa Mafiah, MD; Wendy Contreras, MD This podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MD Please send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs! Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide. - Board Review Series Team

Episode 62: EMG, Basic Needle EMG Review

Welcome to Episode 1 of "Research 101." Research 101 is a new podcast series from the RFC Research Subcommittee focused on high-yield topics for junior trainees. In this episode, our hosts will review the different types of research studies, pros/cons, and time commitments involved for each.Credits: Irene Kalbian, Bradley Chi, Hye Chang Rhim, Vokay Addoh, Joshua LewisSpecial thanks to Dr. Daniel Daneshvar for reviewing this episode!

Welcome to Episode 1 of "Research 101." Research 101 is a new podcast series from the RFC Research Subcommittee focused on high-yield topics for junior trainees. In this episode, our hosts will review the different types of research studies, pros/cons, and time commitments involved for each. Credits: Irene Kalbian, Bradley Chi, Hye Chang Rhim, Vokay Addoh, Joshua Lewis Special thanks to Dr. Daniel Daneshvar for reviewing this episode!

Research 101: A Roadmap for Getting Started

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives•	Describe the physiology of pain following an amputationDiscuss skin health and treatment modalities following the amputation•	Review management of phantom limb painCredits: Episode was written and hosted by: Mike Hudock, DO; Amelia Ni, DOThis episode was reviewed for accuracy by: Prateek Grover, MD, PhD; John Metzler, MDThis podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MDPlease send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs!  Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives •	Describe the physiology of pain following an amputation Discuss skin health and treatment modalities following the amputation •	Review management of phantom limb pain Credits: Episode was written and hosted by: Mike Hudock, DO; Amelia Ni, DO This episode was reviewed for accuracy by: Prateek Grover, MD, PhD; John Metzler, MD This podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MD Please send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs! Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.

Episode 61: O&P, Lower Extremity Amputee Problems and Complications

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives• In this three part series, we will highlight an individual non-traumatic spinal cord injury case and discuss diagnosis and treatment. The final episode of our three part series will discuss rehab management in the setting of palliative care.Credits: Episode was written and hosted by: Christa Nnoromele, MD; Kevin Vu, MDThis episode was reviewed for accuracy by:  Douglas J Sohn, MD; Ryan Solinsky, MDThis podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MDPlease send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs!  Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives • In this three part series, we will highlight an individual non-traumatic spinal cord injury case and discuss diagnosis and treatment. The final episode of our three part series will discuss rehab management in the setting of palliative care. Credits: Episode was written and hosted by: Christa Nnoromele, MD; Kevin Vu, MD This episode was reviewed for accuracy by: Douglas J Sohn, MD; Ryan Solinsky, MD This podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MD Please send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs! Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.

Episode 60: Non-Traumatic SCI Case Series, Part 3

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives•	In this three part series, we will highlight an individual non-traumatic spinal cord injury case and discuss diagnosis and treatment. This second episode will start with a new consult from the Emergency Department. Credits: Episode was written and hosted by: Christa Nnoromele, MD; Kevin Vu, MDThis episode was reviewed for accuracy by:  Douglas J Sohn, MD; Ryan Solinsky, MDThis podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MDPlease send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs!  Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.

To help prepare you for your PM&amp;R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge. Main Learning Objectives •	In this three part series, we will highlight an individual non-traumatic spinal cord injury case and discuss diagnosis and treatment. This second episode will start with a new consult from the Emergency Department. Credits: Episode was written and hosted by: Christa Nnoromele, MD; Kevin Vu, MD This episode was reviewed for accuracy by: Douglas J Sohn, MD; Ryan Solinsky, MD This podcast series is directed by: Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA; Rosie Conic, MD, PhD; Sre Gorukanti, MD Please send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs! Content for this series is based off of current PM&amp;R learning materials and is created by residents for residents. It is not an official board review study guide.

Episode 59: Non-Traumatic SCI Case Series, Part 2

Relationship Between Patient-Specific Factors &amp; Discharge Destination After COVID-19 Hospitalization by Physiatry News

Relationship Between Patient-Specific Factors & Discharge Destination After COVID-19 Hospitalization

The AAP is a professional society for today's and tomorrow's leaders in academic physiatry - from medical students to department chairs to scientists. We offer a range of podcasts to support your mentorship, leadership and discovery.

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Lynne B. Hughes

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Learn specific tools and strategies for building resiliency, balancing work and personal lives, and maintaining control of your life throughout residency and fellowship training.

Physician Wellness with Lynne B. Hughes, Dr. Charles Odonkor & Dr. Julian Willoughby

Shoulder pain may arise from inflammation of the bursa separating the supraspinatus tendon from the coracoacromial ligament and acromion. The optimal treatment dose and preparation of intrabursal corticosteroid injection are unknown. Dr. Matthew Carroll is on this month's show talking about his study that found that neither dose nor preparation of injectable corticosteroid influences magnitude of improvement in function or pain experienced.

Corticosteroid Preparation and Dose in the Improvement of Shoulder Function and Pain

Aqua Lymphatic Therapy- Arm Disab., Q. of Life, Pain in Women w/ Chronic Breast Cancer Lymphedema by Physiatry News

Aqua Lymphatic Therapy- Arm Disab., Q. of Life, Pain in Women w/ Chronic Breast Cancer Lymphedema

In this episode, Barbara Kozminski, MD brings to you a session at Physiatry '19, the AAP's Annual Meeting, called "How to Be Successful on a PM&amp;R Elective: Tackling the Rehab Assessment &amp; Plan". The session presenters you will hear are Dr. Glendaliz Bosques, Associate Professor at UT Health/ TIRR Memorial Hermann/ McGovern Medical School, and Justin Schappell, MD, an incoming Resident at Mayo Clinic. You will also hear from medical student participants of Physiatry '19, who share their insights on the conference, sessions and PM&amp;R interest.Resources mentioned in the podcast:International Classification of Function: www.who.int/classifications/icf/enGlasgow Coma Scale: www.glasgowcomascale.orgISNCSCI Exam: www.isncscialgorithm.comASIA Scale: www.asia-spinalinjury.org/learning

In this episode, Barbara Kozminski, MD brings to you a session at Physiatry '19, the AAP's Annual Meeting, called "How to Be Successful on a PM&amp;R Elective: Tackling the Rehab Assessment &amp; Plan". The session presenters you will hear are Dr. Glendaliz Bosques, Associate Professor at UT Health/ TIRR Memorial Hermann/ McGovern Medical School, and Justin Schappell, MD, an incoming Resident at Mayo Clinic. You will also hear from medical student participants of Physiatry '19, who share their insights on the conference, sessions and PM&amp;R interest. Resources mentioned in the podcast: International Classification of Function: <a href="http://www.who.int/classifications/icf/en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.who.int/classifications/icf/en</a> Glasgow Coma Scale: <a href="http://www.glasgowcomascale.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.glasgowcomascale.org</a> ISNCSCI Exam: <a href="http://www.isncscialgorithm.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.isncscialgorithm.com</a> ASIA Scale: <a href="http://www.asia-spinalinjury.org/learning" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.asia-spinalinjury.org/learning</a>

Pocket Mentor: How to Be Successful on a PM&R Elective

Career Opportunities in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Fellowship or No Fellowship by Physiatry News

Career Opportunities in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Fellowship or No Fellowship

Learn what it's like to transition from Private Practice to Academic Medicine from two physiatrists (Barton Huddleston, MD and Ross Whitacre, MD) who have made the move. Hear their personal experience and unexpected challenges as they transitioned, as well as key differences between private practice and academia. They discuss their decision-making process about the transition, closing your private practice and communicating relevant information with your patients. If you have ever considered a move from private practice to academic medicine, this podcast (brought to you by the AAP's Education Committee) is for you.

Learn what it's like to transition from Private Practice to Academic Medicine from two physiatrists (Barton Huddleston, MD and Ross Whitacre, MD) who have made the move. Hear their personal experience and unexpected challenges as they transitioned, as well as key differences between private practice and academia. They discuss their decision-making process about the transition, closing your private practice and communicating relevant information with your patients. If you have ever considered a move from private practice to academic medicine, this podcast (brought to you by the AAP's Education Committee) is for you.

Transitioning from Private Practice to Academic Medicine

Application season is here for your dream PM&amp;R residency, and we want to help you succeed! In this second part of choosing a PM&amp;R residency program, PM&amp;R Program Directors share their perspectives on the residency match process. You'll hear from Nicholas Ketchum, MD, Dixie Aragaki, MD and Miguel Escalon, MD on tips and tricks for making your application and interview stand out.

Applying to PM&R Residency: Secrets from Program Directors

Sara Cuccurullo

Listen to the 3rd episode of The Road to Chair, a podcast series developed by the AAP's Resident/Fellow Council (RFC). In this episode, Neal Rakesh, MD, Chair of the RFC, interviews Sara Cuccurullo, MD, Chair and Residency Program Director at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/ JFK Medical Center and Vice Chair of the AAP’s Chair Council. Dr. Cuccurullo shares her journey from choosing a career in medicine and PM&amp;R to becoming a Chair, as well as insights and tips into work ethic, publishing, women in leadership, getting involved in PM&amp;R societies, and more.

The Road to Chair: Interview with Sara Cuccurullo, MD

Drs. Marissa Pavlinich and Danielle Perret Karimi were the lead authors of this AAP position statement. In it, they make a case for more research into non-pharmacological pain interventions and more funding for physiatry residency programs. Their position statement is published in the November 2018 issue of the American Journal of Physical Medicine &amp; Rehabilitation. Hear Drs. Pavlinich and Perret Karimi discuss their findings with the AAP's Journal Club podcast host, Dr. Eric Wisotzky.

Physiatry, Pain Medicine, and the Opioid Crisis: A Focus on Function

Career Opportunities in PM&amp;R: Pain Medicine by Physiatry News

Career Opportunities in PM&R: Pain Medicine

Hypertonic Dextrose and Morrhuate Sodium Injections for Lateral Epicondylosis (Tennis Elbow) by Physiatry News

Hypertonic Dextrose and Morrhuate Sodium Injections for Lateral Epicondylosis (Tennis Elbow)

Joel Frontera

The AAP's Medical Student Council brings you the next episode of Pocket Mentor, a forum for trainees to get to know leading PM&amp;R physicians and navigate a fulfilling career in the field. In this episode, Barbara Kozminski, MD interviews Joel Frontera, MD, PM&amp;R Residency Program Director, Vice Chair of Education and Assistant Professor at UT Health McGovern Medical School. Learn how he discovered physiatry, ways to stand out in the application process, how to prepare for an interview, and more.You can follow the AAP's Medical Student Council on Twitter at AAPhysiatry_MSC and on Facebook at AAPhysiatryMSC.

The AAP's Medical Student Council brings you the next episode of Pocket Mentor, a forum for trainees to get to know leading PM&amp;R physicians and navigate a fulfilling career in the field. In this episode, Barbara Kozminski, MD interviews Joel Frontera, MD, PM&amp;R Residency Program Director, Vice Chair of Education and Assistant Professor at UT Health McGovern Medical School. Learn how he discovered physiatry, ways to stand out in the application process, how to prepare for an interview, and more. You can follow the AAP's Medical Student Council on Twitter at AAPhysiatry_MSC and on Facebook at AAPhysiatryMSC.

Pocket Mentor: Interview with Joel Frontera, MD

Miguel Escalon

The AAP's Medical Student Council brings you Pocket Mentor, a forum for trainees to get to know leading PM&amp;R physicians and navigate a fulfilling career in the field. In this episode, Barbara Kozminski, MD interviews Miguel Escalon, MD, PM&amp;R Residency Program Director and Director of Critical Care Rehabilitation at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Learn how he discovered physiatry, tips for standing out in your application and interview, possible career paths, and more.You can follow the AAP's Medical Student Council on Twitter at AAPhysiatry_MSC and on Facebook at AAPhysiatryMSC.

The AAP's Medical Student Council brings you Pocket Mentor, a forum for trainees to get to know leading PM&amp;R physicians and navigate a fulfilling career in the field. In this episode, Barbara Kozminski, MD interviews Miguel Escalon, MD, PM&amp;R Residency Program Director and Director of Critical Care Rehabilitation at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Learn how he discovered physiatry, tips for standing out in your application and interview, possible career paths, and more. You can follow the AAP's Medical Student Council on Twitter at AAPhysiatry_MSC and on Facebook at AAPhysiatryMSC.

Pocket Mentor: Interview with Miguel Escalon, MD

Application season is here for your dream PM&amp;R residency, and we want to help you succeed! In this first of two episodes, current PM&amp;R residents Allison Schroeder, MD, Amy Unwin, MD and Jonathan Ramin, DO share their pearls and pitfalls of the application and interview process.

Applying to PM&R Residency: Secrets from Residents

We are proud to bring you the 2nd episode of The Road to Chair, a podcast series developed by the AAP's Resident/Fellow Council (RFC). In this episode, Neal Rakesh, MD, Chair of the RFC, interviews David J. (DJ) Kennedy, MD, Chair and Professor of PM&amp;R at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Dr. Kennedy shares his journey from choosing PM&amp;R as a career to becoming a Chair, as well as tips for trainees and early-career physiatrists.

The Road to Chair: Interview with David J. Kennedy, MD

Career Opportunities in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Research in PM&amp;R by Physiatry News

Career Opportunities in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Research in PM&R

Career Opportunities in PM&amp;R: Financial Issues Affecting Trainees by Physiatry News

Career Opportunities in PM&R: Financial Issues Affecting Trainees

Joel Stein

Welcome to The Road to Chair, a podcast series developed by the AAP's Resident/Fellow Council (RFC).  In this inaugural episode, Neal Rakesh, MD, Vice Chair of the RFC, interviews Joel Stein, MD, Physiatrist-in-Chief at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Professor and Chair of Rehabilitation Medicine at Columbia University, and Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College. Dr. Stein shares his journey to Chair and tips for trainees and early-career physiatrists.

The Road to Chair: Interview with Joel Stein, MD

If you're a medical student thinking about entering into physiatry, this episode is a must listen! Our Pocket Mentor host Barbara Kozminski, MD brings to you a session at Physiatry '19, the AAP's Annual Meeting, called "Success in the PM&amp;R Match: Roundtables with Residency Directors". The residency program directors you will hear from are Monica Rho, MD (Northwestern University/ Shirley Ryab AbilityLab), Anne Felicia Ambrose, MD (Burke Rehabilitation Hospital), Joel Frontera, MD (McGovern Medical School at UTHealth) and Miguel Escalon, MD (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai). You will hear advice on choosing PM&amp;R as your specialty, becoming a competitive applicant, away rotations, crafting a standout application, and more.

Pocket Mentor: Success in the PM&R Match

Career Opportunities in PM&amp;R: Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship by Physiatry News

Career Opportunities in PM&R: Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship

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