Association Of Academic Physiatrists

In this episode, Benjamin Gill, MD interviews Michael Khadavi, MD, a triple board-certified physiatrist in Kansas City, and Brittany Moore, MD, a physiatrist at APEX Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. They discuss the day-to-day life of a sports medicine practice, the benefits of staying involved in academic medicine, tips for residents looking to specialize in sports medicine, and much more.

In our latest Journal Club podcast, your host Eric Wisotzky, MD, joined by co-host Robert Maldonado, MD, interviews Ashley Sanchez, MD, an incoming PM&R Resident at Northwestern University/ Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. They discuss her recent research that evaluates the presence of diversity and inclusion promotion amongst United States (US) Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) residency program websites. You can read the full article in AJPM&R: https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Abstract/9000/Evaluation_of_Diversity_and_Inclusion_Presence.97769.aspx.

This podcast is a high-yield study aid as you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams. The objective of this podcast is to provide a review on the presentation, diagnosis, and management of epicondylitis; review etiologies of olecranon bursitis; and discuss elbow dislocation and associated injuries. This podcast is hosted by Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA and Stephen Luebbert, MD. It has been reviewed for accuracy by Casey Sevy, DO and Carl Giacchi, DO. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. Please send feedback to aapdigitaloutreach@gmail.com so we can best suit your learning needs! For more AAP content, follow us on Twitter or Instagram at @AAPhysiatrists.

Want to know how leaders can also be wellness champions? In the fifth episode of our Words of Wellness series, Tracey Isidro, MD interviews Adam Stein, MD, the recent past president of the AAP and the PM&R Chair at Zucker School of Medicine and Northwell Health. He shares his institutional and departmental wellness initiatives. Take a listen to find out some ideas that your program can do to value physician wellness.

Pocket Mentor - Cardiac Rehab With Dr. Bartels And Dr. Prince by Physiatry News

Listen to the 8th episode of The Road to Chair, a podcast series developed by the AAP's Resident/Fellow Council (RFC). In this episode, Evan Zeldin, MD, Resident Physician at East Carolina University, interviews Clinton Faulk, MD, Chair of PM&R, Residency Program Director and Professor at East Carolina University. Dr. Faulk gives insights into his decision to pursue PM&R and academic medicine as a career, how he prepared for leadership roles, his experience as Chair, and more.

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. The objective of this episode is to review presentation, risk factors, and management of traumatic hip fractures as well as discuss presentation and management of femoral neck stress fractures. This podcast is hosted by Benjamin Gill, DO, MBA and Stephen Luebbert, MD. It has been reviewed for accuracy by Claire Finkel, MD and Brian Toedebusch, MD.

This podcast is brought to you by the AAP's Chairs Council (www.physiatry.org/ChairCouncil). In this episode, David Steinberg, MD, MMM, Chief of PM&R at the University of Utah, interviews Greg Worsowicz, MD, MBA, Chair of PM&R at the University of Missouri. They discuss the business of medicine, including contracting, fee schedules, practical skills for new physiatrists, pre-authorization, and much more.

In our latest Journal Club podcast, your host Eric Wisotzky, MD, joined by co-host Kevin Cipriano, MD, interviews Nitin Jain, MD, MSPH, Vice Chair and Professor of PM&R and Chief of Musculoskeletal Medicine and Research at UT Southwestern Medical Center. They discuss his recent research that explores factors associated with the presence of rotator cuff tears in a cohort of patients with shoulder pain. You can read the full article in AJPM&R: https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Abstract/9000/Factors_Associated_With_Symptomatic_Rotator_Cuff.97779.aspx

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. This episode was written and hosted by Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc and reviewed for accuracy by physiotherapist Tracie Down of Ontario, Canada and physiatrist David Ruggles, MD of Queens University. The objective of this episode is to learn about when and how to prescribe canes, crutches, and walkers and determine which one best fit your patients' needs.

Feedback is an important part of any academic training pathway. Learn to differentiate between feedback and assessment, describe the optimal settings and ground rules for giving effective feedback, and to facilitate successful feedback conversations. This podcast is brought to you by the AAP's Education Committee and hosted by Michael Mallow, MD and Leslie Rydberg, MD.

Get insight, inspiration and key advice for establishing a research career! In this podcast, Barbara Kozminski, MD, PM&R Resident Physician at the University of Washington, interviews Thiru Annaswamy, MD, PM&R Section Chief at the VA North Texas Health Care System/Dallas VA Medical Center and Professor of PM&R at UT Southwestern Medical Center. He shares why and how he started to pursue research after medical school in India, his interesting introduction to PM&R through research, and tips in establishing a strong research career.

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. This episode was written and hosted by Kayli Gimarc, MD and Sarah Smith, MD and reviewed for accuracy by attendings Nick Freeman, DO and Ny-Ying Lam, MD. You will learn about the Rule of 5 as it pertains to the brainstem, the Rule of 12 as it pertains to the midline, the Rule of M and S as they relate to tracts in the midline and lateral pathways, differentiate Lateral medullary syndrome from medial medullary syndrome, and identify Weber Syndrome, Millard Gubler Syndrome, and Raymond Foville Syndrome.

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. This episode was written, hosted and reviewed for accuracy by Emily Kivlehan, MD and Rebecca Siegel, MD. The objective of this episode is to improve knowledge of important pediatric milestones.

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a new podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. This episode was written and hosted by Kayli Gimarc, MD and Sarah Smith, MD, and reviewed for accuracy by Attendings Lesley Abraham, MD and Cherry Junn, MD. The objective of this episode is to improve knowledge of anterior circulation blood flow, risk factors for stroke, and how strokes in this region can present.

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a new series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. This episode was written and hosted by Micheal Murphy, MD and Austin Marcolina, MD, and reviewed for accuracy by Attendings Brad Schuessler, MD and Michael Carroll, MD. The objective of this episode is to improve knowledge of opioid pharmacology related to mechanism of action, receptor selectivity, conversion factors and side effects.

The creator of the Pocket Mentor podcast series, Barbara Kozminski, MD, shares a wealth of wisdom for medical students after years of interviewing some of the leading program directors and physiatrists in the field. Whether you want to become the strongest physiatry residency applicant possible or just learn more about PM&R, this is one episode that you will not want to miss! This episode is hosted by Edward Pingenot, a medical student at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences and your new Pocket Mentor host.

In our latest Journal Club podcast, your host Eric Wisotzky, MD, joined by co-host Katherine DeGraaff, DO, interviews Priya Bolikal, MD, Attending Physician at Cincinnati Children's Hospital and Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati. They discuss his recent research that explores biopsychosocial factors associated with an increased risk of attention problems after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in children. These findings will better help you screen appropriately and provide interventions when possible. You can read the full article in AJPM&R: https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/pages/articleviewer.aspx?year=9000&issue=00000&article=97814&type=Abstract

In the fourth episode of our Words of Wellness series, Tracey Isidro, MD (Resident Physician at Baylor College of Medicine) interviews Aaron Yang, MD (Associate Residency Program Director at Vanderbilt University) about how he prioritizes wellness and work-life balance while being a physician, educator, husband and parent of three young girls. This podcast is brought to you by the AAP's RFC Well-Being Subcommittee.

In this podcast, Michael Murphy, MD, Resident Physician at the University of Kansas, interviews McCasey Smith, MD, Director of the Musculoskeletal/ Spine Fellowship Program and Medical Director of Spine Rehabilitation at the University of Kansas. Dr. Smith sheds light on why he went into MSK/ Spine as a focus, his day-to-day practice, how COVID-19 has affected MSK/ Spine care, and tips for interviewing for fellowship.