| Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Program
The Georgetown University Hospital/National Rehabilitation Hospital (GUH/NRH) PM&R Residency Training Program is a three year educational curriculum (beginning at the PGY2 level) that prepares residents for both clinical and academic practice.
The program strives to fulfill NRH's mission of Adding Life to Years® — enhancing the quality of life of persons with injuries and disabling illness so that they can achieve the highest possible level of independence and function, providing education and training in injury and disease management to rehabilitation professionals and the community, and advancing knowledge through rehabilitation research.
All residents are required to obtain competence in the six areas listed below, to the level expected of a new practitioner:
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Patient Care
Medical Knowledge
Professionalism |
Practice-based learning and Improvement
Interpersonal and Communication Skills
Systems-based Practice |
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| CONTACT US |
For more information, contact:
GTUH/NRH PM&R Residency Program
Curtis Whitehair, M.D., Director
National Rehabilitation Hospital
102 Irving Street, NW, Room 2146
Washington, DC 20010
202.877.1627
NRHResidency@medstar.net | |