Fellowships
Brain Injury Medicine
The Department of Rehabilitation Medicine sponsors an ACGME-accredited Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship. The purpose of the fellowship is to provide comprehensive training for the evaluation and management of brain injuries across the entire spectrum of care from point of injury through rehabilitation; as well as across all types and severity of injuries.
Pain Medicine
The Pain Medicine Fellowship provides fellows with advanced knowledge and skills in managing patients in pain. Across the multiple training sites within the program, fellows are exposed to a diverse environment of multidisciplinary pain management, where training and staff clinicians from many specialties work together.
Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine
The Gillette Children’s Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Fellowship is designed to train academic pediatric physiatrists who will provide the highest level of clinical care. The main training site is Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare, a world-class facility serving the needs of people with childhood-onset disabilities.
Spinal Cord Injury Medicine
The Department of Rehabilitation sponsors an ACGME-accredited Spinal Cord Injury Medicine Fellowship. The mission of the Spinal Cord Injury Medicine Fellowship is to provide trainees with an intellectual environment conducive to acquiring the knowledge, skills, clinical judgment and attitudes that are essential for becoming an exceptional Spinal Cord Injury Medicine physician.
Wound Medicine
Wound medicine is a complex field that spans nearly every facet of healthcare. As the field emerges as a subspecialty, this unaccredited 12-month fellowship will provide a structured approach to wound medicine education, with an emphasis on increasing positive patient outcomes and decreasing risks of recurrence.