@23hannahmiller@AAPhysiatrists@PmrScholars Yeah of course, welcome to PM&R! Also a few common diagnoses you can brush up on would be radiculopathy, facet arthropathy, SI joint pain, hip/knee/shoulder arthritis, myofascial pain/trigger points, fibromyalgia
@23hannahmiller@AAPhysiatrists@PmrScholars For inpatient, follow same structure as Internal Med prerounds/rounds and always include bowel/bladder, pain, sleep, spasticity, tone.
@Joshchanchan June-August is great for timely recc letters. October and onward can be a challenging time to do a pm&r away as vast majority of interviews are in October, November, December. Apply broadly on vsas and a few direct application programs. Most are pretty nicely diverse
@ritvik03 I mostly worked on research projects and case reports occurring at my rotations. They were all internal medicine, but it taught great skills that would be portable to research in any specialty!
What a great day! @EmoryPMR Fluoro suite in morning and our work being presented at @NANS_ION in the afternoon. Check out our paper poster in person! Triggerpoint/dry needling is a great resource for improving post Cervical-ESI pain.