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Pathways in PM&R
Pathways in PM&R episodes
- 12. Inpatient General Physiatry and Accredited vs Non-Accredited Pain Medicine Fellowship ft. Dr. Brent Clower, DO (Wellstar North Fulton Medical Center)
Join us for an episode with our guest Dr. Brent Clower, DO, an attending physiatrist at Wellstar North Fulton Medical Center in metro Atlanta. Dr. Clower also practices outpatient pain medicine! Learn all about his experience discovering inpatient general rehab and pain medicine, with a special focus on understanding the difference between accredited vs. non-accredited fellowship programs!
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Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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22 min - 11. Interventional Orthobiologics Fellowship ft. Dr. Chris Centeno
Today's episode highlights a unique field, interventional orthobiologics. Come join us as we host Dr. Chris Centeno who runs an inteventional orthobiologics private practice, foundation, and fellowship.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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41 min - 10. Practicing Spinal Cord Injury Medicine in Academia, Uplifting Patients, and Career Planning ft. Dr. Sean Dreyer, MD (Rancho Los Amigos)
Today's episode highlights the PM&R Subspecialty of Spinal Cord Injury Medicine, a deeply rewarding field that involves building trust, patient education, and a great work-life balance. Join us for a conversation with Dr. Sean Dreyer, MD, a SCI attending at Rancho Los Amigos in Downey, CA. Dr. Dreyer offers wonderful advice including the importance of advocating for yourself, planning ahead, and paying it forward to future trainees.
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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28 min - 9. Locum Tenens with Dr. Genevieve Jacobs aka thelocumlady
Join us as we hear about Dr. Jacobs life as a traveling physiatrist! An episode you don't want to miss! Be sure to check out her instagram to learn more about locum tenens work, @thelocumlady
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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35 min - 8. Stroke Rehab, PM&R Mentorship, & Career Fulfillment ft. Dr. Nick Elwert, DO, MS
Join us for an engaging conversation with Dr. Nick Elwert, DO, MS from the University of Kentucky Department of PM&R! Dr. Elwert shares his pathway to stroke rehab, academic leadership, student mentorship, resident education, and a unique perspective on finding career fulfillment along your PM&R journey! Plus, some pearls of wisdom for 4th years participating in the 2025 Match!
Dr. Elwert bio: https://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/doctors/nicholas-elwert
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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31 min - 7. Community Sports Medicine and YouTuber ft. Dr. Brian Sutterer
Join us as we hear about Dr. Sutterer's life as a community sports medicine physiatrist and hear about how he became a famous YouTuber! An episode you don't want to miss!
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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55 min - 6. Olympic/Paralympic Chief Medical Officer ft. Dr. Jonathan Finnoff
Join us as we hear about Dr. Finnoff's path to becoming the U.S. Olympic/Paralympic Chief Medical Officer, what his day to day life looks like, and to learn about ways to get involved. An episode you don't want to miss!
Dr. Finnoff's bio: https://www.acsm.org/membership/acsm-member-spotlight/jonathan-finnoff-do-facsm
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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47 min - 5. Intro to Pediatric Rehab & Pediatric Fellowship Training ft. Dr. Katherine DeGraaff, DO (CHOA)
Join us for a conversation on all things Pediatric Rehab as we host Dr. Katherine DeGraaff, DO from the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Learn about common conditions in pediatric physiatry as well as treatment options within this broad field! For aspiring trainees, Dr. Graaff shares her experience training in Washington, D.C. and her best advice to help you find your pathway to Pediatric Rehab! An episode you don't want to miss!
Dr. DeGraaff's bio: https://www.choa.org/doctors/katherine-rose-degraaff
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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30 min - 4. Neuromuscular Medicine Fellowship and Early Career Academics ft. Dr. James Meiling, DO (Mayo Clinic)
Today we're hosting Dr. James Meiling, DO who walks us through his experience during neuromuscular medicine fellowship and his unique practice as a early career academic physiatrist.
Dr. Meiling's bio: https://www.mayoclinic.org/biographies/meiling-james-b-d-o/bio-20571470
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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35 min - 3. Academic General Rehab ft. Dr. Kimberly Rauch, DO (UNC)
Today we're hosting Dr. Kimberly Rauch, DO, a board-certified physiatrist at the University of North Carolina. Join us as we discuss all things general rehab, academic medicine, spasticity management, and womens' health rehab!
Dr. Rauch's bio: https://www.med.unc.edu/phyrehab/directory/kimberly-rauch/
Email: [email protected]
Twitter/X/Instagram: @pathways_in_pmr
Contributions: ko-fi.com/pathwaysinpmr
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About Pathways in PM&R
From the publisher's feed
The Pathways in PM&R podcast is a welcoming space for trainees to learn all about the diverse career opportunities available with a career in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). We…
interview practicing physicians in various subspecialties of PM&R as well as in different practice settings such as academics, private practice, and locum tenens. Additionally, we provide prospective physiatrists with useful tools in their journey to PM&R residency!