Our 12-month didactic curriculum encompasses 9 fundamental domains of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The longitudinal curriculum encourages progressive learning and allows residents to apply textbook knowledge to their clinical experiences. Topics
range from medical conditions in spinal cord injury to low back pain evaluation to prosthetics and orthotics. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, lectures were transitioned virtually. We hope to eventually return to in-person lectures.
To promote professional development, residents are expected to develop and deliver presentations. During PGY 2, residents are required to present a Mortality and Morbidity Conference and a case report lecture. During PGY 3 and 4, residents are required
to present one journal club article and one case report each year.
In addition to formal lectures, our curriculum includes hands-on ultrasound and electrodiagnostics educations. Residents learn the basics of ultrasound scanning and anatomy correlates for guided injections, and they learn accurate electrode placement
for common nerve conduction studies.