What do the initials PM&R stand for?  Does caring for a patient as a whole person and improving the quality of life interest you?  Why is a strong background in Internal medicine important as a PM&R physician?  Residency training director of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program at UUSOM, Dr. Pamela Hansen and I sit down to discuss the growing field of PM&R.  Learn how much variety is offered in the specialty and what the program looks for in future residents.

What do the initials PM&R stand for? Does caring for a patient as a whole person and improving the quality of life interest you? Why is a strong background in Internal medicine important as a PM&R physician? Residency training director of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program at UUSOM, Dr. Pamela Hansen and I sit down to discuss the growing field of PM&R. Learn how much variety is offered in the specialty and what the program looks for in future residents.

What do the initials PM&amp;R stand for?  Does caring for a patient as a whole person and improving the quality of life interest you?  Why is a strong background in Internal medicine important as a PM&amp;R physician?  Residency training director of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program at UUSOM, Dr. Pamela Hansen and I sit down to discuss the growing field of PM&amp;R.  Learn how much variety is offered in the specialty and what the program looks for in future residents.

Episode 19: Pamela Hansen, M.D. - residency training director for PM&R at the University of Utah School of Medicine

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