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For 70 years, the University of Minnesota Medical School’s Department of Rehabilitation Medicine has set a
gold standard for PM&R care, education, and research. What makes us different?

• Our divisions include Adult Neuropsychology, Physical Therapy, PM&R, and Rehabilitation Science.
• We lead cutting edge clinics in wound care, movement disorders, spine care, pediatric rehabilitation,
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with mild to moderate traumatic brain injury.
• Our learners work in a highly collaborative environment at five unique sites across the Twin Cities,
ensuring access to unique patient populations and a mastery of the clinical components of PM&R.
• We are ranked ninth in the nation for PM&R research with portfolios in spinal cord injury, performance
validity measures in neuropsychology, cognitive and emotional factors associated with varied neurological
and physiological conditions, human physiology, and rehabilitation across all systems.
• We recently were awarded funding to be the prime site for a spinal cord injury Center for Excellence.
The Minnesota Spinal Cord Injury Model System (MN SCIMS) is a multidisciplinary continuum of care
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The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Welcome 3 —TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Information 5
Download the
Virtual Experience 11 #AAPMR22
Schedule-at-a-Glance 13 Mobile App to:

The #AAPMR22 Full Schedule 15 N Customize your daily schedule
Member Community Networking 29 N Review course handouts
N Browse speaker information
Plenary Speakers 30 N View an attendee list
N Explore all the research e-posters
PhyzTalks and Award Recipients 31 N Launch live-streamed and recorded

Education 32 sessions
Career Corner 33 N Find exhibitors that match your

Sponsored Sessions 39 clinical interests
President's Reception 40 N Access maps
N Participate in chats and submit
PM&R Pavilion 42
Exhibitor Profiles 44 questions virtually during sessions
Visit www.aapmr.org/app
Corporate Support 59
to find download instructions.
About AAPM&R 62
Thank You to Our Mobile App Sponsors!

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—WELCOME

Welcome to AAPM&R's Annual Assembly!

Thank you for joining us at physiatry’s premier annual event. I am thrilled you’re Deborah A. Venesy
here during this important time where we can reconnect with each other, gain MD, FAAPMR
new perspectives, discover new technologies, learning fresh perspectives to
transform our practices.

Although I look forward to this meeting each year, our 2022 meeting is even
more exciting! After three years away, we’re once again able to gather together
in-person and I couldn’t be happier. We need to see each other to network, just to be
together, to enjoy each other’s company; tell each other what’s going on in our lives—in
our professional life and our personal life.

Our member volunteers continue to elevate our Assembly experience year-over-year to
make this a memorable time for all of us. They are shining examples of our theme, Leading
the Way, in action, and together with Academy staff, they have some exciting things
planned for us in Charm City.

Join your Member Communities throughout the Assembly for valuable networking and the chance to meet others who
share your similar clinical and practice interests. The state-of-the-art PM&R Pavilion welcomes back in-person exhibitors
and plays host to the hands-on Learning Center and Research Hub, where you can listen to the latest research updates
and explore e-posters. Be sure to celebrate your colleagues during Physiatry Day on Friday—stop by the Member Resource
Center to participate in exciting activities! We also have the PhyzTalks Plenary—if you’re staying until Sunday, don’t miss
these exciting presentations from seven of your peers while enjoying a delicious breakfast.

Each session and event you attend here focuses on the education, conversations and resources you need to be successful
now and into the future. From participating in PM&R BOLD discussions, attending our new technologies and practice
evolution sessions, to sharing your thoughts in our Town Hall, you’re helping to Lead the Way.

I wish you an outstanding Annual Assembly experience. Be BOLD and be well! (and enjoy Baltimore!)

Deborah A. Venesy, MD, FAAPMR
AAPM&R President

Thank You to the AAPM&R Program Planning Committee

Rachel Brakke Holman, MD, FAAPMR, Chair
Sarah K. Hwang, MD, FAAPMR, Chair-Elect

Matthew D. Adamkin, MD, FAAPMR Matthew J. McLaughlin, MD, FAAPMR Vishwa S. Raj, MD, FAAPMR
Mehul J. Desai, MD, MPH, FAAPMR Christopher W. McMullen, MD, FAAPMR Mary E. Russell, DO, MS, FAAPMR
David J. Haustein, MD, MBA, FAAPMR Diane Mortimer, MD, FAAPMR Jennifer A. Soo Hoo, MD, FAAPMR
Sandra L. Hearn, MD, FAAPMR Lisa U. Pascual, MD, FAAPMR Aaron J. Yang, MD, FAAPMR
Thomas Hudgins, MD, FAAPMR Salvador E. Portugal, DO, MBA, FAAPMR Emily J. Kivlehan, MD, PHiT Liaison
Corinne M. Layne Stuart, DO, FAAPMR

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Please see a booth representative or XEOMIN.com for additional important safety information.

—GENERAL INFORMATION

General Disclaimer Antitrust Compliance Notice

By virtue of participation, meeting registrants grant to the AAPM&R and its members are committed to full compliance
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with all laws and regulations, and to maintaining the
(AAPM&R), its representatives and employees the right highest ethical standards in the way we do business. This
to take photographs of them in connection with the 2022 commitment includes strict compliance with federal and
AAPM&R Annual Assembly. It is agreed that AAPM&R may state antitrust laws. Visit aapmr.org for details regarding the
use such photographs of registrants with or without the Academy policy and how to follow them.
registrant’s name and for any lawful purpose, including (for
example) such purposes as publicity, illustration, advertising COVID-19 Vaccine Protocols for the
and web content. Annual Assembly

Anti-Harassment Policy AAPM&R requires that all attendees at the Annual Assembly
be “fully vaccinated” as defined by the Centers for Disease
If you experience conduct at an Academy event that you Control and Prevention* (CDC) at least two weeks prior to the
believe is inconsistent with the Academy’s behavioral event date.
expectations, please contact the Academy’s Director of
Human Resources at (847) 737-6068. If you are concerned If an individual is not fully vaccinated for any reason,
for your safety or the safety of another person or are the they must provide proof of a negative PCR test taken no
victim of a crime, contact the local police. more than 72 hours prior to on-site check-in at the Annual
Assembly.
AAPM&R is committed to fostering an environment that is
welcoming and free from all forms of discrimination and Masking is optional during #AAPMR22 with limited
harassment based on race, color, creed, religion, national exceptions. Masks will be required during hands-on
origin, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, demonstrations in Skills Labs or the Learning Center when
status regarding public assistance, veteran or military status sustained close contact is required for attendees, faculty,
or any other legally-protected status. To read the entire and/or volunteers.
AAPM&R Anti-Harassment policy, please visit aapmr.org.
Attendees should consider and determine for themselves
Resources for Families whether they are comfortable with the risks associated
with attending the Annual Assembly in-person. Virtual
The Annual Assembly is welcoming to attendees and their participation is an option for all registrants.
families. Registration for guests ages 21+ is $95 and children
ages 5-20 years is $15 per child, which includes entry to the * https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/
Job and Fellowship Fair, Welcome Reception, PM&R Pavilion reporting-vaccinations.html
and Sunday breakfast featuring PhyzTalks. Registration does
not include complimentary lunch in the PM&R Pavilion. This protocol is subject to change at any time.
Children must be accompanied by a registered adult View additional information at aapmr.org/assembly-faqs.
attendee and wear their badge for admittance. Children ages
5 and under are free to attend. Cell Phones, Cameras and Recorders in
Educational Sessions
Infant and Child Policy for the Meeting
AAPM&R requests that all cell phones be turned off during
To provide an optimal learning environment for all sessions as a courtesy to other attendees. The use of
attendees, infants and children are not permitted in cameras and personal recording devices is not permitted.
the educational sessions. Exceptions will be made for Unauthorized distribution of Annual Assembly meeting
attendees who need to feed babies. Children must content is strictly prohibited.
be accompanied by a registered adult and wear their
badge for admittance to the PM&R Pavilion. Seating

Lactation/Nursing Mother's Room Open seating sessions are filled on a first-come, first-served
basis. AAPM&R does its best to match room size with
The Convention Center has a dedicated space anticipated demand; however, interest in a topic occasionally
titled the Nursing Mother's Room to pump or feed exceeds seating capacity. Seating limits are strictly enforced
babies and will be equipped with lockable doors, by the Convention Center Fire Marshal. We encourage you to
comfortable furniture and access to power outlets. arrive at meeting rooms as early as possible for best seating.
If a room has reached its capacity, all registrants will have
access to all recorded sessions following the event.

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—GENERAL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT SCHEDULES PM&R Pavilion

Registration Exhibit Halls E-G
See page 42 for a full list of activities in the PM&R Pavilion
Pratt Street Lobby West  Thursday, October 20 12-7 pm (ET)
 Wednesday, October 19 2-8:30 pm (ET)  Friday, October 21 9 am-3 pm (ET)
 Thursday, October 20 7 am-7 pm (ET)  Saturday, October 22 9 am-1 pm (ET)
 Friday, October 21 7 am-5:30 pm (ET)
 Saturday, October 22 7 am-5 pm (ET) Research Hub Presentations
 Sunday, October 23 8-10 am (ET)
PM&R Pavilion – Halls E-G
Member Resource Center See page 35 for details about the poster presentations
 Thursday, October 20 12:30-4:45 pm (ET)
Pratt Street Lobby  Friday, October 21 9 am-2:45 pm (ET)
 Wednesday, October 19 2-8:30 pm (ET)  Saturday, October 22 9:30-10:30 am (ET)
 Thursday, October 20 7 am-7 pm (ET)
 Friday, October 21 7 am-5:30 pm (ET)
 Saturday, October 22 7 am-5 pm (ET)

What Can You Do at the MRC? Speaker Ready Room

R Discover your benefits and renew your 2023 membership Room 336
dues
Faculty: Use this room to check in at least three hours prior to
R Learn more about Academy initiatives to support you and your session(s) and make minor adjustments to your slides.
advance the specialty
 Wednesday, October 19 1-7 pm (ET)
R Pick up your Physiatry Day t-shirt  Thursday, October 20 7 am-5 pm (ET)
R Sign up for a Member Community  Friday, October 21 7 am-5 pm (ET)
R Explore volunteer opportunities  Saturday, October 22 7 am-5 pm (ET)

Where to Find Your Session Handouts

All handouts will be available in the #AAPMR22 mobile app.
Printed handouts are not available onsite.

Internet Access

Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the Baltimore Convention Center. For more information,
visit Digital Assistance in the Member Resource Center. For Wi-Fi access, please use the following:

Network: AAPMR
Password: Physiatry

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—GENERAL INFORMATION

Dear fellow participants of the AAPM&R 2022 Annual Assembly,

The Academy would like to thank all our members who submitted suggestions to help Sam S. H. Wu
our Annual Assembly be the model of accessibility for national and international MD, MA, MPH, MBA, FAAPMR
medical meetings.

The Baltimore Convention Center will house this year’s Annual Assembly events in
the ADA compliant environment. The convention center is located in Baltimore’s
Inner Harbor tourism district which is surrounded by scenic waterfront views, great
museums and culture. The closest hotel to the Annual Assembly’s convention space is this year’s
headquarters hotel, the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor. This hotel is connected via an enclosed
skywalk to the convention center.

At the convention center, we noted that some of the AED cabinets and disinfecting wipe
dispensers presented a protruding object hazard. We have formally requested that the
convention center management team provide an easily detectable warning element below these objects.

We also noted that a few of the meeting room doors in the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor have a pull side clearance width beyond
the latch that is less than 18 inches. To solve this issue, we have formally requested that the hotel management prop doors open
during events. We also noted that in ADA hotel rooms, the bed clearance on the bathroom wall side is less than 36 inches. We
have also formally requested that the hotel management relocate the bed.

The sidewalks around the convention center and the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor are accessible with curb cuts and good width
to allow those using mobility devices to travel comfortably with their able-bodied colleagues.

The President’s Reception is taking place at the POWER PLANT Live!, which is also ADA compliant. There are accessible buses
to take participants from the convention center to the POWER PLANT Live! The restrooms at this venue also have accessible
entrances for participants using wheelchairs and scooters. In addition, there are bars and tables at appropriate heights for those
using mobility devices. We hope that all attendees will enjoy the music as well as their opportunity to challenge fellow attendees
to some fun arcade games while reconnecting with one another!

In preparation for the AAPM&R 2022 Annual Assembly, our Academy worked with Mr. Andrew Yarrish who is a consultant
specializing in accessible environments. Mr. Yarrish also toured and assessed the convention center, the Hilton Baltimore Inner
Harbor, POWER PLANT Live! and overflow hotels to ensure that Academy-sponsored events will be accessible to all participants.
This comprehensive assessment and remediation request is documented in a detailed site survey which is shared with the
convention and hotel management teams, and made available in the Accessibility Information section of the Annual Assembly
website. I am confident that the site evaluation and remediation process has been given the necessary attention.

We understand that despite all the preparations, there may still be ADA Statement
unanticipated issues pertaining to other types of disabilities that have
not been addressed in this letter. We again ask for your support and AAPM&R conferences are ADA compliant.
feedback to help us ensure our future Annual Assemblies remain a model We strive to take the appropriate steps
for accessibility. required to ensure that no individual
with a disability is excluded, denied
Come enjoy the sights of the Inner Harbor and Charm City! services, segregated or otherwise treated
differently. Individuals requiring special
I am looking forward to welcoming you to the birthplace of the assistance must contact AAPM&R for
Star-Spangled Banner! further information. All requests for special
accommodations under ADA must be made
Kind regards, allowing enough time for evaluation and
appropriate action by AAPM&R.

Sam S. H. Wu, MD, MA, MPH, MBA, FAAPMR
Past Member of the AAPM&R Board of Governors

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LARGEST GATHERING
OF PM&R PHYSICIANS

As an AAPM&R member, you are part of a network of PM&R
physicians from across the globe, working together to advance
the specialty. AAPM&R offers a variety of benefits to help you
meet new challenges and build a successful career. One of
our most valuable is the Annual Assembly, where the PM&R
community comes together to connect, learn and grow.
Only at the AAPM&R Annual Assembly can you join 2,500+ of
your peers to reconnect, refresh and rediscover everything that
makes physiatry unique. Take four+ days out of the year and enjoy
the top-notch education, valuable networking opportunities,
exhibits and cutting-edge research that you’ve come to expect
from physiatry’s #1 meeting.
Mark your calendar for our upcoming Annual Assemblies:
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VIRTUAL #AAPMR22 EXPERIENCE

All attendees will enjoy 24/7 access to all the great education that the Assembly is known for—onsite or online. All sessions will
be available on-demand for one year to all registered attendees, with the opportunity to earn a maximum of 156.75 CME. If you
want to take a break and participate from your room, here are some virtual options:

Live-streamed Plenary Sessions Research Hub

View the four live-streamed plenary sessions in real-time Visit the virtual Research Hub to view the poster wall with
and hear thought-leaders share their insights. Read more approximately 490 posters and listen to pre-recorded
on page 30 or visit aapmr.org/plenary. presentations from your peers. Read more on page 35.

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customize your educational experience with what’s most channels in our online platform. You’ll be able to view
important to you. All sessions will be recorded for future videos, attend sessions and download information.
viewing and available to registered attendees with the
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19

8 am-5 pm (ET) PRE-CONFERENCE COURSE
6:30-9 pm (ET) STEP One: Ultrasound Clinical Applications of the Extremities Course (Day 2)

JOB AND FELLOWSHIP FAIR

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20

8-11 am (ET) MEMBER COMMUNITY NETWORKING
11 am-12:30 pm (ET)
12:30-2 pm (ET) OPENING PLENARY SESSION AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
2-3:15 pm (ET)
3:15-3:30 pm (ET) LUNCH IN THE PM&R PAVILION 12-7 pm (ET)
3:30-4:45 pm (ET) • PM&R Pavilion
CONCURRENT SESSIONS SKILLS LABS • Learning Center
BREAK 2-5 pm (ET) • Research Hub
CONCURRENT SESSIONS

4:45-7 pm (ET) WELCOME RECEPTION IN THE PM&R PAVILION

7 pm (ET) STATE SOCIETY MEETINGS

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

8-9:15 am (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS SKILLS LABS Beginning at 9 am (ET)
9:15-10 am (ET) BREAK 8-11 am (ET) • PM&R Pavilion
10-11:15 am (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS • Learning Center
11:15-11:30 am (ET) BREAK • Research Hub

11:30 am-12:30 pm (ET) PLENARY SESSION
12:30-2 pm (ET) LUNCH IN THE PM&R PAVILION

2-3:15 pm (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS SKILLS LABS Closes at 3 pm (ET)
3:15-3:30 pm (ET) BREAK 2-5 pm (ET) • PM&R Pavilion
3:30-4:45 pm (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS • Learning Center
• Research Hub

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7-10 pm (ET) PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION AT POWER PLANT LIVE!

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8-9:15 am (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS SKILLS LABS Beginning at 9 am (ET)
9:15-10 am (ET) BREAK 8-11 am (ET) • PM&R Pavilion
10-11:15 am (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS • Learning Center
11:15 am-12:45 pm (ET) LUNCH IN THE PM&R PAVILION • Research Hub
Closes at 1 pm (ET)

11:30 am-12:30 pm (ET) A N N U A L B U S I N E S S M E E T I N G

12:45-2 pm (ET) FIFTY-FOURTH WALTER J. ZEITER LECTURE AND AWARDS VIDEO PRESENTATION

2 -2:15 pm (ET) BREAK

2:15-3:30 pm (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS SKILLS LABS
3:30-3:45 pm (ET) BREAK 2-5 pm (ET)
3:45-5 pm (ET) CONCURRENT SESSIONS

5:30 pm (ET) ALUMNI RECEPTIONS

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23

8 -10 am (ET) BREAKFAST AND CLOSING PLENARY SESSION FEATURING PHYZTALKS

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

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TIME —TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18—FULL SCHEDULE
8 am-5 pm (ET)
PRE-CONFERENCE COURSE
STEP One: Ultrasound Clinical Applications of the Extremities Course (Day 1)
Session Directors: Samuel K. Chu, MD, FAAPMR and Ethan B. Rand, MD, FAAPMR

TIME —WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19—FULL SCHEDULE
8 am-5 pm (ET)
1-5:30 pm (ET) PRE-CONFERENCE COURSE
2-8:30 pm (ET)
6:30-9 pm (ET) STEP One: Ultrasound Clinical Applications of the Extremities Course (Day 2)
Session Directors: Samuel K. Chu, MD, FAAPMR and Ethan B. Rand, MD, FAAPMR
STEP Spasticity Skills Assessment

KEY BALLROOM 11, HILTON LEVEL TWO

REGISTRATION, MEMBER RESOURCE CENTER OPEN
JOB AND FELLOWSHIP FAIR

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

Come learn more about the AAPM&R Registry in Baltimore! View our dashboards, talk to
staff and clinicians and find out what your data can do for you!

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—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20—FULL SCHEDULE

TIME REGISTRATION, MEMBER RESOURCE CENTER OPEN
7 am-7 pm (ET)
8-11 am (ET) MEMBER COMMUNITY NETWORKING
11 am-12:30 pm (ET)
12 -7 pm (ET) OPENING PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AND PLENARY SESSION BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR
12:30-2 pm (ET)
2-3:15 pm (ET) Overcoming Struggles and Obstacles on Your Journey to Success

3:15-3:30 pm (ET) Deborah A. Venesy, MD, FAAPMR and Byron Pitts
3:30-4:45 pm (ET)
P M & R P A V I L I O N O P E N LEVEL ONE
4:45-7 pm (ET)
7 pm (ET) LUNCH, SPONSORED SESSIONS AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE

IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA

1101. Ankle Tendon Injury Update: From Front to Back [MSK/SPORTS]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Andrew H. Gordon, MD, PhD, FAAPMR

1201. Practical and Ethical Issues for Swallow Recovery in Rehabilitation Planning: Dysphagia and Discharge Delays [CNS]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Robynne G. Braun, MD, PhD, MD, FAAPMR

1301. A Comprehensive Breast Cancer Prehabilitation Program: Bridging the Gap Between Rehabilitation and Supportive
Oncology [CANCER]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Patrick Martone, DO, FAAPMR

1302. Spasticity Practice Guidance for Physiatrists: The Latest in Assessing, Diagnosing and Treating Spasticity in Adults
and Children [SPASTICITY]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Joseph E. Hornyak, MD, PhD, FAAPMR

1402. Taking the Mystery out of SNF Practice [PRACTICE]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Steve M. Gnatz, MD, MHA, FAAPMR

1905. Research in Pediatric Rehabilitation: Top Research in 2021-2022 [PEDIATRICS]

LEARNING CENTER, PM&R PAVILION

Session Director: Matthew J. McLaughlin, MD, MS, FAAPMR

REFRESHMENT BREAK

1102. Adhesive Capsulitis: Pearls and Pitfalls [MSK/SPORTS]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Directors: Nadia Zaman, DO, FAAPMR and Priya Patel, DO, CAQSM, FAAPMR
1103. Get to the Point! Complementing Your Physiatric Practice with Acupuncture [CLINICAL TECHNIQUES]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Michael Saulino, MD, PhD, FAAPMR
1202. Electrodiagnosis of Weakness: An Interactive, Case-Based Approach [EMG/NEUROMUSCULAR]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Sandra Hearn, MD, FAAPMR
1304. Telemedicine in Cancer Rehabilitation: Practice, Data, Disparities [CANCER]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Amy Ng, MD, MPH, FAAPMR
1502. Advancing the Chronic Low Back Pain (CLBP) Interventional Pain Treatment Algorithm: A Panel Discussion

[PAIN AND SPINE] ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: David Lee, MD, FAAPMR
1702. Looking Good on Paper: How to Write Support Letters and Personal Statements [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Jessica Kavanaugh, MD, FAAPMR

W E L C O M E R E C E P T I O N I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE

STATE SOCIETY MEETINGS

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

16

—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20—FULL SCHEDULE

LIVE-STREAMED/ SKILLS LABS LEARNING CENTER /
IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA RESEARCH HUB
1801. Sonographic Evaluation of the
1401. Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID - The Realm of Thigh HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS
Physiatry [BOLD]
KEY BALLROOM 10 PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE
ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE HILTON LEVEL TWO
• Sideline Emergencies in Sports
Session Director: Jonathan H. Whiteson, MD, Skills Lab Director: Medicine
FAAPMR Ryan C. Kruse, MD, FAAPMR Session Directors: Dayna McCarthy,
1501. Navigating and Troubleshooting Lumbosacral DO, FAAPMR and Amie Kim, MD,
Fluoroscopic Procedures [PAIN & SPINE] 1802. Ultrasound Guided CAQSM
Chemodenervation
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE Procedures for the Upper and • AAPM&R's Registry Dashboard
Lower Limb Demonstration
Session Director: Roger Luo, MD, FAAPMR
1701. PHiT Fire [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER] KEY BALLROOM 11 • Use of Osteopathic Manual Medicine in
HILTON LEVEL TWO Low Back Pain
BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR Session Director: Kristin E. Caldera, DO,
Skills Lab Directors: FAAPMR
Session Directors: Dan Pierce, MD and Kavita Katharine E. Alter, MD, FAAPMR
Nadendla, MD and Heakyung Kim, MD, • 3-Dimensional Printing - Introduction
FAAPMR and Applications in Rehabilitation
BREAK Medicine
Session Director: Stephanie E. Rand,
1203. Recovery in Concussion: What Works, Who DO, FAAPMR
Gets Better and Why? [CNS]
RESEARCH SPOTLIGHTS
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE
PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE
Session Director: Rosanna C. Sabini, DO,
FAAPMR 1901. MSK
1303. How PM&R Physicians Demonstrate their
Value to the C-Suite [BOLD] 1902. Pandemic

ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE 1903. General Rehabilitation

Session Director: Steven R. Flanagan, MD, 1904. Pain and Spine Medicine
FAAPMR
SPONSORED SESSIONS

See pages 32 and 39 for more
information.

W E L C O M E R E C E P T I O N I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE
STATE SOCIETY MEETINGS

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—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21—FULL SCHEDULE

TIME IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA

6:30 am (ET) FOUNDATION FOR PM&R 5K RUN/WALK & ROLL
7 am-5:30 pm (ET)
8-9:15 am (ET) REGISTRATION, MEMBER RESOURCE CENTER OPEN

1104. Not So Uncommon: Underrecognized Causes of Common Complaints [EMG/NEUROMUSCULAR]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Timothy Tiu, MD, FAAPMR
1204. Neuromuscular Ultrasound and Electrodiagnostic Correlates: Upper Limb, Lower Limb, and Disorders of the

Phrenic Nerve/Diaphragm Muscle [EMG/NEUROMUSCULAR]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Susan J. Kim, DO, FAAPMR
1403. Management of Major PASC-Related System Disorders (8-9:30 am ET) [BOLD]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Lyn Weiss, MD, FAAPMR
1404. Building Palliative Care into Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Training and Practice [GENERAL MED]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Dorothy W. Tolchin, MD, EdM
1503. Navigating and Troubleshooting Cervical Fluoroscopic Procedures [CLINICAL TECHNIQUES]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Naimish G. Baxi, MD, FAAPMR
1707. Spasticity: From Identification to Intervention [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Emily Kivlehan, MD

9 am-3 pm (ET) P M & R P A V I L I O N O P E N LEVEL ONE
9:15-10 am (ET)
10-11:15 am (ET) BREAK

1105. Musculoskeletal Radiology Fundamentals [MSK/SPORTS]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Jennifer A. Soo Hoo, MD, FAAPMR
1206. Maximizing Stroke Recovery: Debating the Controversies [CNS]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Joel Stein, MD, FAAPMR
1306. Physiatrists' Expanding Leadership in Lifestyle Medicine [BOLD]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Kelsea J. Sandefur, DO
1307. How to Implement a New Sports Medicine Interdisciplinary Service Line in a Large Academic and Community

Hospital Network [PRACTICE]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Joanne Borg-Stein, MD, FAAPMR
1308. Gathering, Motivating, and Sustaining Your Quality Improvement Team [BOLD]

LEARNING CENTER, PM&R PAVILION

Session Director: Christopher Garrison, MD, MBA, FAAPMR
1704. Attendinghood 101: Making the Transition into Becoming a Well-Rounded Physiatrist [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Aaron J. Yang, MD, FAAPMR
1906. Pertinent Topics in Pediatric Cancer Rehabilitation: A Review and Update [CANCER]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Jared R. Levin, MD, FAAPMR

11:15-11:30 am (ET) BREAK

11:30 am-12:30 pm (ET) PLENARY SESSION BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR

A Fireside Chat with Deborah A. Venesy, MD, FAAPMR and Aiko Bethea, Esq., PCC:

Leading the Way: Championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

12:30-2 pm (ET) LUNCH, SPONSORED SESSIONS AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

18

—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21—FULL SCHEDULE

LIVE-STREAMED/ SKILLS LABS LEARNING CENTER/
IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA RESEARCH HUB

FOUNDATION FOR PM&R 5K RUN/WALK & ROLL
REGISTRATION, MEMBER RESOURCE CENTER OPEN

1205. Aging with Neurologic Conditions: Post-Polio 1803. Diagnostic and HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS
Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida [CNS] Interventional Ultrasound
Applications in Thoracic PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE Outlet Syndrome
• Ultrasonography for Common
Session Director: Kristin Caldera, DO, FAAPMR KEY BALLROOM 10 Entrapment Neuropathies of the
HILTON LEVEL TWO Upper Extremity
1305. Improving Mobility and Managing Risk for Fragile Session Director: Mohammed
Patients via Telemedicine and Patient-Reported Skills Lab Director: Eric R. Emam, MD, MBChB, FAAPMR
Outcome Measurement [BOLD] Helm, MD, FAAPMR
• Ultrasound Guided Salivary Gland
ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE 1804. Resident Bootcamp 1: Injections for the Treatment of
Ultrasound Sialorrhea
Session Director: Todd R. Rowland, MD, FAAPMR Session Director: Kristin E.
KEY BALLROOM 11 Caldera, DO, FAAPMR
HILTON LEVEL TWO
SPONSORED SESSIONS
Session Director: Alpha
Anders, MD See pages 32 and 39 for more
information.

P M & R P A V I L I O N O P E N LEVEL ONE

BREAK

1405. Women's Health in Spinal Cord Injury: Educating
Ourselves and Our Patients [POPULATION HEALTH]

ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Chinenye C. Nnoromele, MD
1504. The Great Modulation Debate - A Case-Based Learning

Exercise [PAIN AND SPINE]

ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Michael F. Saulino, MD, PhD, FAAPMR

BREAK

PLENARY SESSION BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR

A Fireside Chat with Deborah A. Venesy, MD, FAAPMR and Aiko Bethea, Esq., PCC:

Leading the Way: Championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

LUNCH, SPONSORED SESSIONS AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE

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—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21—FULL SCHEDULE

TIME IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA
2-3:15 pm (ET)
1207. What's Shaking? Evaluation and Management of Post Stroke and Brain Injury Movement Disorders [CNS]
3:15-3:30 pm (ET)
3:30-4:45 pm (ET) ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

5-6 pm (ET) Session Director: Daniel Moon, MD, FAAPMR
5-6:45 pm (ET)
7-10 pm (ET) 1208. Management of the Upper Extremity Spasticity with Phenol Neurolysis and Cryoneurolysis [SPASTICITY]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Sheng Li, MD, PhD

1406. Cancer-Related Myelopathy Rehabilitation: Current Concepts, Challenges and Prognosis [CANCER]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Brittany A. Snider, DO

1505. Pelvic Pain Conditions Causing Deep Gluteal Pain - Thinking Beyond the Disc to Solve the Puzzle [PAIN AND SPINE]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Malathy Srinivasan, MD, MBBS, FAAPMR

1705. Global Outreach in PM&R: Opportunities, Disparities and New Horizons [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Amelia Y. Ni, DO

1910. Past, Present and Future of Pediatric Rehabilitation: Research Updates and State of the Field [PEDIATRICS]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Kevin Murphy, MD, FAAPMR

BREAK

1107. AMSSM Exchange Lecture: Mental Health and Sports

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

1209. Neurogenic Obesity after Spinal Cord Injury [CNS]

ROOM309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Gary J. Farkas, PhD

1210. Quality in EMG: Past, Present and Future [EMG/NEUROMUSCULAR]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Chrissa McClellan, MD, MPT, FAAPMR

1310. Thank You, Next: Practice Considerations for Early-Career Physiatrists and Physiatrists Transitioning Practices

[PRACTICE] ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Craig DiTommaso, MD, FAAPMR

1506. Changes and Challenges for Coverage and Reimbursement for Spine and Pain Procedures [PAIN AND SPINE]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Hemant Kalia, MD, MPH, FIPP

1706. Financial Education and Wellness for the Early- and Mid-Career Physiatrist [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Kenton Hagan, MD, MBA, MSF

A A P M & R T O W N H A L L ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

R E S I D E N T Q U I Z B O W L BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR

PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION POWER PLANT LIVE!

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

20

—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21—FULL SCHEDULE

LIVE-STREAMED/ SKILLS LABS LEARNING CENTER/
IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA RESEARCH HUB
1805. Ultrasound-Guided
1106. Game of Bones: Shoulder Biomechanics, Injury Extremity Nerve Blocks HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS
Patterns and Implications for Clinical Practice with Alcohol and Botulinum
Toxin Injections in Head, PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE
[MSK/SPORTS] Neck and Paraspinal
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE Muscles for Spasticity • Sideline Medicine: Assessment
Management and Management of Acute On-
Session Director: Joanne Borg-Stein, MD, FAAPMR Field Injuries
1407. Decision-Making in the Use of FDA Approved KEY BALLROOM 10 Session Director: Timothy Tiu, MD,
HILTON LEVEL TWO FAAPMR
Treatments for Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Skills Lab Director: • AAPM&R's Registry Dashboard
[EMG/NEUROMUSCULAR] Yuxi Chen, MD, FAAPMR Demonstration
ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE
1806. Resident Bootcamp 2: • Ulnar Nerve: Electrodiagnostic
Session Director: Susan D. Apkon, MD, FAAPMR Prosthetics and Orthotics Challenges in Localizing Problems

BREAK KEY BALLROOM 11 RESEARCH SPOTLIGHTS
HILTON LEVEL TWO
1309. Essential Knowledge and Skills in Cancer PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE
Rehabilitation: Results of a Working Group Analysis and Session Director: Rebecca A.
Recommendations for Medical Education [BOLD] Speckman, MD, PhD 1907. Late-Breaking Abstracts

ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE 1908. Neurological Rehabilitation

Session Director: Mary Vargo, MD, FAAPMR 1909. Pediatric Rehabilitation
1408. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians as
SPONSORED SESSIONS
Disability Educators in Medical Schools: Rationale and See pages 32 and 39 for more
Strategies for Success [POPULATION HEALTH] information.

ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Dorothy W. Tolchin, MD, EdM

A A P M & R T O W N H A L L ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

R E S I D E N T Q U I Z B O W L BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR

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—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22—FULL SCHEDULE

TIME IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA

7 am-5 pm (ET) REGISTRATION, MEMBER RESOURCE CENTER OPEN
8 -9:15 am (ET)
1108. Return to Sports after Injury: A Practical Approach to the Decision-Making Process [MSK/SPORTS]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Gerardo Miranda-Comas, MD, FAAPMR

1311. Academy Efforts in Physiatry-Led Alternative Payment Models [BOLD]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Richard D. Zorowitz, MD, FAHA, FAAPMR

1312. Switching Up Transitions for You: Helping Patients Navigate Healthcare Transitions [BOLD]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Craig DiTommaso, MD, FAAPMR

1409. Sarcopenia in Cancer: The Need for Collaboration between Medical Nutrition and Rehabilitation [CANCER]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Hanna Oh, MD

1507. A Paradigm Shift: Understanding Vertebrogenic Low Back Pain [PAIN AND SPINE]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Mahmood Gharib, MD, FAAPMR

1703. Lifestyle Medicine 101: What Is It and How You Can Get Involved [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Kenton Hagan, MD, MBA, MSF, FAAPMR

9 am-1 pm (ET) P M & R P A V I L I O N O P E N LEVEL ONE
9:15-10 am (ET)
10-11:15 am (ET) BREAK

1109. Clinical Pearls in Pediatric Sports Medicine [MSK/SPORTS]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Mary Dubon, MD, FAAPMR
1212. From CT to Shunt and Beyond: The Value of Physiatry in Recognition and Management of Hydrocephalus after

Brain Injury [CNS]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Nathan B. Darji, DO
1314. AAPM&R Advocacy: Advancing PM&R on Capitol Hill and Beyond [BOLD]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Prakash Jayabalan, MD, PhD, FAAPMR
1318. ABPMR Research: Key Findings and Relevance for Initial and Continuing Certification in PM&R and Subspecialties

[BOLD]
LEARNING CENTER, PM&R PAVILION

Faculty: Carolyn L. Kinney, MD, FAAPMR
1411. You CAN Do It: Tips for Incorporating Cancer Rehabilitation into Your Existing PM&R Practice [CANCER]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Raul A. Rosario-Concepcion, MD, FAAPMR
1412. Rehabilitation Considerations for Patients with Advanced Heart Failure [GENERAL]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Lauren T. Shapiro, MD, MPH, FAAPMR
1708. Performing Arts Medicine for Physiatrists-in-Training [IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Ky Viet D. Quach, DO

11:15 am-12:45 pm (ET) LUNCH, SPONSORED SESSIONS AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
11:30 am-12:30 pm (ET) I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE
12:45-2 pm (ET)
A N N U A L B U S I N E S S M E E T I N G ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE
2-2:15 pm (ET)
54TH WALTER J. ZEITER LECTURE AND AWARDS PRESENTATION BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR

Disabusing Disability: Demonstrating That Disability Doesn’t Mean Inability—Oluwaferanmi Okanlami MD, MS

BREAK

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

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—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22—FULL SCHEDULE

LIVE-STREAMED/ SKILLS LABS LEARNING CENTER/
IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA RESEARCH HUB

REGISTRATION, MEMBER RESOURCE CENTER OPEN

1211. Management of Major PASC-Related System Disorders, 8-9:15 am (ET) HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS
Research and the Future Goals of the AAPM&R PASC
Collaborative [BOLD] 1809. Message/Media Training PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE
for PM&R Physicians: How
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE to Better Sell Your Value • AAPM&R's Registry Dashboard
to External Audiences Demonstration
Session Director: John M. Baratta, MD, MBA, FAAPMR in Today’s Healthcare
Environment (Interactive) • Pelvic Examinations and
1410. Using Ultrasound to Enhance Care in the Pediatric Interventions for Pelvic Pain -
Rehabilitation Patient [PEDIATRICS] KEY BALLROOM 10 A Hands-On Learning Model for
HILTON LEVEL TWO Physiatrists
ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE Session Director: Malathy
Session Director: Andre Srinivasan, MD, MBBS, FAAPMR
Session Director: Joshua A. Vova, MD, FAAPMR Panagos, MD, MSc, FAAPMR
• Ulnar Nerve: Electrodiagnostic
P M & R P A V I L I O N O P E N LEVEL ONE 8-11 am (ET) Challengers in Localizing
Problems
BREAK 1807. Protocoled Sonographic Session Director: Faren H.
Evaluation of Upper WIlliams, MD, MS, FAAPMR
1313. Does Physiatry Play a Role in Value-Based Post-Acute Extremity Neuropathies
Care? [PRACTICE] RESEARCH SPOTLIGHTS
KEY BALLROOM 5
ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE HILTON LEVEL TWO PM&R PAVILION, LEVEL ONE

Sssion Director: Steve M. Gnatz, MD, MHA, FAAPMR Skills Lab Director: 1911. Practice Management,
1508. A Lifestyle-Medicine and Integrative Health Approach Yin-Ting Chen, MD, FAAPMR Leadership, and Quality

to Low Back Pain [PAIN AND SPINE] 1808. Point-of-Care Foot and 1912. MSK
Ankle Ultrasonography in
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE Outpatient PM&R Clinics 1913. General Rehabilitation

Session Director: Saloni Sharma, MD, FAAPMR KEY BALLROOM 11 SPONSORED SESSIONS
HILTON LEVEL TWO See pages 32 and 39 for more
information.
Skills Lab Director:
Se Won Lee, MD, FAAPMR

LUNCH, SPONSORED SESSIONS AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS
I N T H E P M & R P A V I L I O N LEVEL ONE

A N N U A L B U S I N E S S M E E T I N G ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

54TH WALTER J. ZEITER LECTURE AND AWARDS PRESENTATION BALLROOM, LEVEL FOUR

Disabusing Disability: Demonstrating That Disability Doesn’t Mean Inability—Oluwaferanmi Okanlami MD, MS

BREAK

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—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22—FULL SCHEDULE

TIME IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA
2:15-3:30 pm (ET)
1213. Gait Disorders with Spastic Hemiparesis: Treatment with Nerve Blocks, Botulinum Toxins and Orthotics [CNS]
3:30-3:45 pm (ET)
3:45-5 pm (ET) ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

5:30 pm (ET) Session Director: Sheng Li, MD, PhD
1316. Trauma-Informed Care for Individuals Admitted to the Acute Rehabilitation Unit [PRACTICE]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Rachel K. Teranishi, MD
1317. Strategies for the Changing Quality Landscape [PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND EVOLUTION]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Robert Jasak, JD
1318. Avoiding Documentation Traps [PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND EVOLUTION]

ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Matthew J. Grierson, MD, FAAPMR
1413. Overcoming Multifactorial Challenges of Providing Rehabilitation to Cancer Patients [CANCER]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Megan B. Nelson, MD, FAAPMR
1509. The Future of Pain Medicine: Where Are We Headed? [PAIN AND SPINE]

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Sayed E. Wahezi, MD, FAAPMR

BREAK

The 2022 PASSOR Legacy Award and Lectureship Winner/
The 2021 Scott F. Nadler PASSOR Musculoskeletal Research Grant Winner

ROOM 343-344, LEVEL THREE

1215. Behavioral Concerns after Traumatic Brain Injury [CNS]

ROOM 309-310, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Ross D. Zafonte, DO, FAAPMR
1217. I'll Have the Combo Platter, Please: Using Multiple Techniques for Spasticity Management [SPASTICITY]

ROOM 339-342, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Kimberly Heckert, MD, FAAPMR
1309. The Secrets to Making Data Your Friend: How AAPM&R Registry Participants are Using their Data to Improve

Care for Stroke and Low Back Pain Patients [BOLD]

ROOM 345-346, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Michael Hatzakis, Jr., MD, FAAPMR
1414. Strength Training in the Older Adult: The Fountain of Youth [GENERAL]

ROOM 337-338, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Neal A. Mesnick, MD, FAAPMR
1709. What You Are Getting Into: Perspectives from Academic, Private and Hybrid Practice Physiatrists

[IN-TRAINING/EARLY-CAREER]
ROOM 324-326, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Timothy Tiu, MD, FAAPMR

ALUMNI RECEPTIONS

* All times are Eastern Standard Time. Content subject to change. = paid ticket required. = live-streamed sessions.

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—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22—FULL SCHEDULE

LIVE-STREAMED/ SKILLS LABS
IN-PERSON SYMPOSIA
1810. Abdominopelvic Pain:
1110. Point-Counterpoint: Rotator Cuffs [MSK/SPORTS] Clinical Evaluation
with Complementary
ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE Ultrasonography and
Intervention
Session Director: Robert Bowers, DO, PhD, FAAPMR
1214. Practice Management Principles for Your Spasticity KEY BALLROOM 5
HILTON LEVEL TWO
Clinic [SPASTICITY]
Skills Lab Director: Reina
ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE Nakamura, DO, FAAPMR

Session Director: Michael F. Saulino, MD, PhD, FAAPMR 1811. Tools for Diagnosis
and Management of
Lymphedema and Soft
Tissue Disorders Associated
with Lymphedema

KEY BALLROOM 11
HILTON LEVEL TWO

Skills Lab Director: Eric
Wisotzky, MD, FAAPMR

BREAK

1216. Electrodiagnostic Cases: Challenges in Interpretation
of Data for the Expert [EMG/NEUROMUSCULAR]

ROOM 314-317, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Faren H. Williams, MD, MS, FAAPMR
1415. Equity: Critical Conversations [BOLD]

ROOM 318-323, LEVEL THREE

Session Director: Priya Chandan, MD, PhD, MPH

ALUMNI RECEPTIONS

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ACCREDITATION STATEMENT

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The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) designates this enduring material for a maximum of
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ATTEND THESE IMPORTANT AAPM&R BUSINESS EVENTS

AAPM&R Town Hall AAPM&R Business Meeting

 Friday, October 21  Saturday, October 22
5-6 pm (ET) 11:30 am-12:30 pm (ET)

 Room 324-326, Level Three  Room 337-338, Level Three

This is a great way to make an in-person connection with During this formal annual Business Meeting, the Membership
your Board of Governors during the Assembly who have set Report and the Nominating Committee Report are formally
aside this time specifically to answer your questions and presented for voting. Attendees will also hear a review of
hear your feedback in an informal setting. 2022 activities and get a preview of 2023 initiatives. (Only
voting members of the Academy may vote, but all members
are encouraged to attend.) Per the AAPM&R Bylaws, Fellow
members, Senior Fellow members and Part-time Fellow
members in good standing shall have the right to vote on all
actions requiring a vote of the Academy members.

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—MEMBER COMMUNITY NETWORKING

Member Community Networking

 Thursday, October 20-Saturday, October 22
Select Member Communities will be hosting in-person networking events throughout the Annual Assembly. Additional
networking opportunities can be found in the app and on the website. See below for more information and get connected.

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20

8-9 am (ET) Inpatient Consultants 9-10 am (ET) Cancer Rehabilitation Medicine
Room 318-323 9-10 am (ET) Room 314-317
9-10 am (ET)
8-9 am (ET) Alternative Pain Medicine 10-11 am (ET) Performing Arts Medicine
Room 327-329 10-11 am (ET) Room 345-346
10-11 am (ET)
8-9 am (ET) Exercise as Medicine 10-11 am (ET) Central Nervous System
Room 337-338 10-11 am (ET) Room 330
10-11 am (ET)
8-9 am (ET) Muslim Physiatry 10-11 am (ET) Asian Physiatrists
Room 309-310 Room 311

8-9 am (ET) African American Community Amputee and Limb Loss
Room 312 Room 343-344

8-9 am (ET) Women Physiatrists Sports Medicine
Room 343-344 Room 309-310

8-9 am (ET) Wound Medicine LatinX in Physiatry
Room 311 Room 318-323

9-10 am (ET) South Asian Physiatrists Interventional
Room 350 Room 327-329

9-10 am (ET) Skilled Nursing Facility Introverted Leadership
Room 324-326 Room 337-338

9-10 am (ET) Pediatric Rehabilitation Inpatient Rehabilitation
Room 339-342 Room 347

These Member Community events are subject to change.

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Members: Log in to your member profile
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—PLENARY SPEAKERS

PLENARY SESSIONS—LIVE-STREAMED FROM BALTIMORE

Get ready for another Assembly filled with inspirational plenary speakers. Our diverse lineup has something for everyone and
includes your PM&R peers, who will be featured presenters on Sunday.

Opening Plenary and Presidential Address

Overcoming Struggles and Obstacles on Your Journey to Success

Deborah A. Venesy, MD, FAAPMR, AAPM&R President and Byron Pitts
 Thursday, October 20, 11 am-12:30 pm (ET)
 Ballroom, Level Four

AAPM&R President Deborah A. Venesy will officially launch #AAPMR22 and welcome attendees. Then, we’ll hear from Byron Pitts,
multiple Emmy award-winning journalist and news veteran with more than 20 years of experience, who’s known for his thoughtful
storytelling, on-the-ground reporting and in-depth interviews. He was named the National Association of Black Journalists
Journalist of the Year in 2002. His 2009 memoir, “Step Out on Nothing: How Faith and Family Helped Me Conquer Life’s
Challenges," chronicled his journey overcoming illiteracy and a stutter to become a journalist.

Plenary Session: A Fireside Chat with Deborah A. Venesy, MD,
FAAPMR and Aiko Bethea, Esq., PCC

Leading The Way: Championing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Deborah A. Venesy, MD, FAAPMR, AAPM&R President and Aiko Bethea, Esq., PCC
 Friday, October 21, 11:30 am-12:30 pm (ET)
 Ballroom, Level Four

The founder of RARE Coaching & Consulting, Aiko Bethea guides leaders and organizations to remove barriers to inclusion. She
serves as an executive coach to leaders and teams of Fortune 100 and global non-profit organizations. She has been recognized by
Forbes as one of the top seven anti-racism educators for companies and by Cultureamp as a DEI influencer to follow.

Fifty-Fourth Walter J. Zeiter Lecture and Awards Presentation:

Disabusing Disability: Demonstrating that Disability Doesn't Mean Inability

Oluwaferanmi O. Okanlami, MD, MS
 Saturday, October 22, 12:45-2 pm (ET)
 Ballroom, Level Four

Our annual AAPM&R Awards Video Presentation will kick-off this session, where our 2022 award winners will be recognized for their
contributions to the specialty and to people with disabilities. Then, Dr. Oluwaferanmi Okanlami will speak on Disabusing Disability.
He is the Director of Student Accessibility and Accommodation Services at the University of Michigan, where he oversees the office
of Services for Students with Disabilities, two Testing Accommodation Centers and the Adaptive Sports & Fitness Program. He is
also an Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Urology at Michigan Medicine, and an Adjunct
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Dr. Okanlami speaks around the country on
topics related to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

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—PHYZTALKS

BREAKFAST AND CLOSING GENERAL SESSION FEATURING PHYZTALKS

 Sunday, October 23
8-10 am (ET)

 Ballroom, Level 4

The top submissions from our Call for PhyzTalks will present their stories live in a fun, PhyzTalks Emcee:
real-time competition where the winner will be chosen by the audience. PhyzTalks are
TED™-style talks, which feature stories that are compelling and impactful to physiatrists. Steven R. Flanagan
Come to watch your PM&R peers and stay for the food! Breakfast will begin at 8 am and MD, FAAPMR
PhyzTalk presentations at 8:30 am.

2022 PhyzTalk Finalists

Exercise & Medicine: A Physiatrist’s Patient Building a Mobile App for Rehabilitation
Story Purposes in this High-tech Era
James Atchison, DO, FAAPMR Alexandre Lavigne, MD

The Best Laid Plans – How to Extensively The Words I Never Said: Re-humanizing the
Negotiate Your First Job Contract, Have it Patient Narrative through Awareness and
Not Work Out Anyways, Leave Within a Year, Gratification
and Land on Your Feet Anyway Zainab Shirazi, MD
Mihir Joshi, MD, FAAPMR
Residency Interrupted: Returning Back to
What MORE can YOU do to Make an Impact? Residency After Almost Dying
Kelsey Lau, DO Yunna Sinskey, MD

CONGRATULATIONS TO AAPM&R’S 2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS

 Saturday, October 21
12:45-2 pm (ET)

 Ballroom, Level Four

AAPM&R is proud to announce our 2022 awards and lectureships at the Annual Assembly. We recognize lifetime achievement,
distinguished membership, and pioneering physiatrists, clinicians, researchers, dedicated volunteers and public servants
who have made significant contributions both to the specialty and to people with disabilities.

Frank H. Krusen, MD, Lifetime Distinguished Member Award
Achievement Award James W. Atchison, DO, FAAPMR
Gail L. Gamble, MD, FAAPMR Heakyung Kim, MD, FAAPMR
John C. Shaw, MD, FAAPMR
PASSOR Legacy Award and
Lectureship Distinguished Public Service Award
Matthew Smuck, MD, FAAPMR Michele L. Arnold, MD, MBA, FAAPMR
Andrew J. Haig, MD, FAAPMR
Richard T. Jermyn, DO, FAAPMR

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—EDUCATION - IN THE PM&R PAVILION

INTERACTIVE EDUCATION IN THE LEARNING CENTER

Held in the PM&R Pavilion (on Level One), the Learning Center is your destination for high-quality demonstrations and learning.
Leading experts in physiatry will give you exposure to new technologies available in different clinical areas. The Learning
Center will be open throughout the Assembly and is included in your registration.

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20  FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 (CONTINUED)

12:30-2 pm (ET) Sideline Emergencies in Sports 11 am-12 pm (ET) Ultrasonography for Common
12:45-1:15 pm (ET) Medicine Entrapment Neuropathies of the
Upper Extremity
Session Directors: Dayna McCarthy, DO,
FAAPMR & Amie Kim, MD, CAQSM Session Director:
Mohammed Emam, MD, MBChB, FAAPMR
Sponsored Session: Demonstration 12:30-2 pm (ET)
by Rewalk Robotics Sponsored Session: Recognizing
and Confirming Pseudobulbar
Sponsored by: Affect

4-4:30 pm (ET) AAPM&R’s Registry Dashboard 12:30-2pm (ET) Sponsored by:
4-5 pm (ET) Demonstration
Sideline Medicine: Assessment
Use of Osteopathic Manual and Management of Acute
Medicine in Low Back Pain On-Field Injuries

Session Director: Session Director:
Kristin E. Caldera, DO, FAAPMR Timothy Tiu, MD, FAAPMR

5-6 pm (ET) Sponsored Session: Meet the 1-1:30pm (ET) AAPM&R’s Registry Dashboard
5:30-6:30 pm (ET) Experts Hands-on Anatomy Training Demonstration

Sponsored by: Session Directors: Dayna McCarthy, DO,
FAAPMR and Amie Kim, MD, CAQSM
3-Dimensional Printing –
Introduction and Applications in  SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
Rehabilitation Medicine
9:30-10 am AAPM&R’s Registry Dashboard
Session Director: Demonstration
Stephanie E. Rand, DO, FAAPMR

6:15-7 pm (ET) Sponsored Session: In Clinic 10-11 am (ET) Pelvic Examination and
Spasticity Virtual Reality Interventions for Pelvic Pain –
Experience. A Hands-on Learning Model for
Physiatrists
Sponsored by: AbbVie Medical Affairs
Session Director:
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 Malathy Srinivasan, MD, MBBS, FAAPMR

9:15-10 am (ET) Sponsored Session: In Clinic 11 am-12 pm (ET) Ulnar Nerve: Electrodiagnostic
Spasticity Virtual Reality Challengers in Localizing Problem
Experience
Session Director:
Sponsored by: AbbVie Medical Affairs Faren H. Williams, MD, MS, FAAPMR

10-11 am (ET) Ultrasound Guided Salivary Gland
Injections for the Treatment of
Sialorrhea Learning Center and Career Corner

Session Director: Be sure to visit the Career Corner in the Learning
Kristin E. Caldera, DO, FAAPMR Center to learn more about the Academy's
career development resources and tools. Meet
Please check the mobile app for with peers and industry representatives who
the most up-to-date schedule will answer your career-related questions and
or refer to the Annual Assembly provide advice. Schedule a CV review and
Addendum in your tote bag. participate in small group discussions.

Learning Center sessions do not provide CME.

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—AAPM&R CAREER AND FELLOWSHIP CORNER

Your One-Stop PM&R Career Shop!

Visit the Career Corner—located within the Learning Center—to learn more about the
Academy’s career development resources and tools. Meet with industry representatives
who will answer your career-related questions and provide advice about navigating all
aspects of physiatry. Advanced registration and additional fees are not required.

Stop by during regular exhibit hours and find information about:
R AAPM&R’s Job and Fellowship Board—Your go-to source for PM&R career

opportunities at your fingertips 24/7
R Career enhancement resources to position you and your practice for success—

at every career level
R Discussions with PM&R thought-leaders on a variety of career-related topics

relevant to physiatrists
R CV reviews from Academy volunteers and industry experts so you can put your

best foot forward
R Available volunteer opportunities to enhance your CV and leadership skills

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20  SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

12:45-1:15 pm (ET) 9:30-10 am (ET)
CV Writing Insurance Basics and Financial Strategies
Randy Awni, Miner/Mason & Associates John Mitsos, Treloar & Heisel
11:15-11:45 am (ET)
1:15-1:45 pm (ET) CV Review
CV Review William M. Jones, MD, FAAPMR
Julio F. Martinez, MD, FAAPMR 11:45 am-12:15 pm (ET)
CV Review
5:15-5:45 pm (ET) Charles Kenyon, DO, MS, CSCS, FAAPMR
Leadership Training 12:15-12:45 pm (ET)
Rachel Brakke Holman, MD, FAAPMR CV Review
Diane J. Mortimer, MD, FAAPMR
5:45-6:15 pm (ET)
CV Review Please check the mobile app for
Salvador E. Portugal, DO, MBA, FAAPMR the most up-to-date schedule.

 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 In-training and early-career
physiatrists, see page 34 for
9:30-10 am (ET) more career-focused content
CV Review just for you!
Sandra Hearn, MD, FAAPMR

12:45-1:15 pm (ET)
Starting a Private Practice
Randy Awni, Miner/Mason & Associates

1:15-1:45 pm (ET)
CV Review
Thomas Hudgins, MD, FAAPMR

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—EDUCATION

IN-TRAINING AND EARLY-CAREER

In-training and early-career physiatrists can enjoy these sessions and events designed just for you!

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20  SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

 2-3:15 pm (ET) PHiT Fire  8-9:15 am (ET) Lifestyle Medicine 101:
 Ballroom, Level Four  Room 345-346 What Is It and How You Can
Session Directors: Get Involved
 3:30-4:45 pm (ET) Dan Pierce, MD and Kavita  10-11:15 am (ET)
 Room 343-344 Nadendla, MD  Room 314-317 Session Director:
Kenton Hagan, MD, MBA, MSF,
Looking Good on Paper:  3:45-5 pm (ET) FAAPMR
How to Write Support  Room 325-326
Letters and Personal Performing Arts Medicine
Statements  5-6:15 pm (ET) for Physiatrists-in-Training
 Ruth, Hilton, Level One
Session Director: Session Director:
Jessica L. Kavanaugh, MD, Ky Viet Quach, DO
FAAPMR
What You Are Getting
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 Into – Perspectives from
Academic, Private, and
 8-9:15 am (ET) Spasticity: From Hybrid Practice Physiatrists
 Room 343-344 Identification to
Intervention Session Director:
 8-11 am (ET) Timothy Tiu, MD, FAAPMR
 Key Ballroom 11, Session Director:
Emily Kivlehan, MD Chief Resident Session
Hilton, Level Two
Resident Bootcamp 1:
 2-3:15 pm (ET) Ultrasound
 Room 343-344
Session Director:
 2-5 pm (ET) Alpha Anders, MD
 Key Ballroom 11,
Global Outreach in PM&R:
Hilton, Level Two Opportunities, Disparities,
and New Horizons:
 3:30-4:45 pm (ET)
 Room 343-344 Session Director:
Amelia Y. Ni, DO
 5-6:45 pm (ET)
 Ballroom Resident Bootcamp 2:
Prosthetics and Orthotics

Session Director:
Rebecca A. Speckman, MD, PhD

Financial Education and
Wellness for the Early and
Mid-Career Physiatrist

Session Director:
Kenton Hagan, MD, MBA, MSF,
FAAPMR

PHiT Fest (includes Resident
Quiz Bowl, Town Hall and
Reception)

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—EDUCATION

RESEARCH HUB

With more than 50 stage presentations in the Live Theater and approximately 490 electronic posters being displayed
on video stations, AAPM&R’s Research Hub in the PM&R Pavilion is the ONLY place where you’ll discover cutting-edge
research being presented by your peers. The Live Theater will be active throughout the Annual Assembly as indicated by
the schedule below. Parallel to this, registrants will be able to peruse the e-posters at their leisure by using the self-directed
digital kiosks. Registrants will also be able to attend the lunchtime presentations, where fellow attendees will be presenting
their findings. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to connect with researchers!

 Thursday, October 20  Friday, October 21  Saturday, October 22
12-7 pm (ET) 9 am-3 pm (ET) 9 am-1 pm (ET)

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20

12:30-1:15 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: MSK

12:30-2 pm (ET) Poster Presentations

2-3:15 pm (ET) Research in Pediatric Rehabilitation: Top Research in 2021-2022

4:45-5:30 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: General Rehabilitation

 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

9:15-10 am (ET) Research Spotlight: Late-Breaking Abstracts

10-11:15 am (ET) Gathering, Motivating, and Sustaining Your Quality Improvement Team

12:30-1:15 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: Neurological Rehabilitation

12:30-2 pm (ET) Poster Presentations

1:30-2:15 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: Pediatric Rehabilitation

 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

10-11:15 am (ET) ABPMR Research: Key Findings and Relevance for Initial and Continuing Certification in
11:15 am-12:45 pm (ET) PM&R and Subspecialties

Poster Presentations

11:30 am-12:15 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: Practice Management, Leadership, and Quality

12:30-1:15 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: Pain and Spine Medicines

1:30-2:15 pm (ET) Research Spotlight: Pandemic

Partial support of the 2022 Annual Assembly education has been provided through educational grants through AbbVie and Merz Therapeutics
in compliance with ACCME Guidelines for Integrity and Independence.

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PUSHING THE

BOUNDARIES

OF REHABILITATION

Expanding the basic science of rehabilitation with our investigations

Robotic applications in Pro-inflammatory underpinnings Novel single-cell neuronal monitoring
underserved countries of spinal discogenic disease embedded in nanotechnologies

Global initiatives in Botswana Spatial and temporal regulation Graphene Microelectrodes
of Collagen 2 labeling in the
developing intervertebral disk

We are ready and waiting to train the next generation of physiatrists for
the 21st Century with a strong focus on diversity, equity and inclusion.

TIMOTHY R. DILLINGHAM, MD, MS FOLLOW US AT:
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION
@pennpmr
EMAIL: [email protected]

—EDUCATION

SKILLS LABS

Held at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, our Skills Labs are three-hour educational experiences, offering a blend of
didactic and hands-on immersive learning. Skills Labs have a limited number of participants to ensure an intimate learning
environment. Additional registration is required for these sessions. Stop by the registration desk (Pratt Street Lobby West,
Convention Center) to see if tickets are still available for purchase.

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20  SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

2-5 pm (ET) 8-9:15 am (ET) NEW
THIS
1801. Sonographic Evaluation of the Thigh A 1809. Message/Media Training for YEAR!
PM&R Physicians: How to
Key Ballroom 10, Hilton, Level Two Better Sell Your Value
Skills Lab Director: Ryan C. Kruse, MD, FAAPMR to External Audiences
in Today’s Healthcare
1802. Ultrasound Guided Chemodenervation Environment (Interactive) A
Procedures for the Upper and Lower Limbs A
Key Ballroom 10, Hilton, Level Two
Key Ballroom 11, Hilton, Level Two Skills Lab Director: Andre Panagos, MD,
Skills Lab Directors: Katharine E. Alter, MD, FAAPMR and MSc, FAAPMR
Heakyung Kim, MD, FAAPMR

 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

8-11 am (ET) A 8-11 am (ET)

1803. Diagnostic and Interventional Ultrasound 1807. Protocoled Sonographic Evaluation of Upper
Applications in Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Extremity Neuropathies A

Key Ballroom 10, Hilton, Level Two Key Ballroom 5, Hilton, Level Two
Skills Lab Director: Eric R. Helm, MD, FAAPMR Skills Lab Director: Yin-Ting Chen, MD, FAAPMR

1804. Resident Bootcamp 1: Ultrasound EC 1808. Point-of-Care Foot and Ankle Ultrasonography
in Outpatient PM&R Clinics A
Key Ballroom 11, Hilton, Level Two
Skills Lab Director: Alpha Anders, MD Key Ballroom 11, Hilton, Level Two
Skills Lab Director: Se Won Lee, MD, FAAPMR

2-5 pm (ET) 2-5 pm (ET)

1805. Ultrasound-Guided Extremity Nerve Blocks 1810. Abdominopelvic Pain: Clinical Evaluation
with Alcohol and Botulinum Toxin Injections with Complementary Ultrasonography and
in Head, Neck and Paraspinal Muscles for Intervention A
Spasticity Management A
Key Ballroom 5, Hilton, Level Two
Key Ballroom 10, Hilton, Level Two Skills Lab Director: Reina Nakamura, DO, FAAPMR
Skills Lab Director: Yuxi Chen, MD, FAAPMR
1811. Tools for Diagnosis and Management of
1806. Resident Bootcamp 2: Prosthetics and Lymphedema and Soft Tissue Disorders
Orthotics EC Associated with Lymphedema A

Key Ballroom 11, Hilton, Level Two Key Ballroom 11, Hilton, Level Two
Skills Lab Director: Rebecca A. Speckman, MD, PhD Skills Lab Director: Eric Wisotzky, MD, FAAPMR

A = All
EC = Early-Career

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—SPONSORED SESSIONS

Grab a bite to eat while furthering your education by attending 60-minute sessions in a traditional Education Theater or take
advantage of some new opportunities by learning at sponsored Cadaver Labs. These sessions are independent and do not
offer CME credit. No additional fee is required to attend. Check out the schedule below and the mobile app for the most
up-to-date schedule. All sessions take place at the Baltimore Convention Center.

SPONSORED SESSIONS (NON-CME): EDUCATION THEATERS

Merz Therapeutics Education Theater Evidence-Based Spasticity Management:
Muscle Selection Pattern and Dosing
 Thursday, October 20
12:45-1:45 pm (ET)  Friday, October 21
12:45-1:45 pm (ET)
 Theater 1, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One
 Theater 1, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One
Sponsored by: 
Sponsored by: 

CADAVER LABS Cadaver Injection & Anatomy Workshop

Adult Upper Limb Spasticity Anatomy and  Friday, October 21: 9 am-3 pm (ET)
Ultrasound Training Saturday, October 22: 9 am-1 pm (ET)

 Thursday, October 20  PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One
8-10:30 am (ET)
Sponsored by: 
 Room 308, Level Three

Sponsored by: 

LEARNING CENTER SPONSORED SESSIONS

Demonstration by Rewalk Robotics In Clinic Spasticity Virtual Reality Experience

 Thursday, October 20  Friday, October 21
12:45-1:15 pm (ET) 9:15-10 am (ET)

 Pod 6, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One  Pod 1, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One

Sponsored by:  Sponsored by: AbbVie Medical Affairs

AbbVie Sponsored Session Recognizing and Confirming Pseudobulbar
Affect
 Thursday, October 20
5-6 pm (ET)  Friday, October 21
12:30-2 pm (ET)
 Pod 5, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One
 Pod 6, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One
Sponsored by: 
Sponsored by: 
In Clinic Spasticity Virtual Reality Experience
For a complete Learning Center Schedule,
 Thursday, October 20 see page 32 and the mobile app.
6:15-7 pm (ET)

 Pod 1, PM&R Pavilion/Exhibit Hall, Level One

Sponsored by: AbbVie Medical Affairs

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—PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION Sponsored RUSK
in part by: REHABILITATION

AT NYU LANGONE HEALTH

IS COMING
TO #AAPMR22!

 Friday, October 21, 7-10 pm (ET)

 34 Market Place, Baltimore, MD 21202

Loosen your lederhosen and yodel your way to POWER PLANT Live!
for exclusive access to our Oktoberfest celebration during the 2022
President’s Reception!

Stop by the registration desk to get your tickets to
experience this open-air fall festival, with traditional
Oktoberfest beer, food, entertainment and fun!

What’s included in your ticket? R Live Polka Band TICKETS
R Arcade games ARE STILL
R Dinner and drinks R And more AVAILABLE!

R Photo booth with traditional
Oktoberfest gear

Shuttles will begin departing at 6:45 pm (ET) from the main entrance
of the Convention Center on Pratt Street. Transportation will rotate
between POWER PLANT Live! and the Convention Center all night, so
you can come and go as you please. The venue is just 0.3 miles from
the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace.

Tickets to the President’s Reception are $45 for attendees,
non-attendee guests and children. Children under 5 are free. All
attendees, including children, must adhere to AAPM&R's COVID-19
Protocols to attend. See page 5 for more information.

Don’t miss the party—tickets are limited and are sold
on a first-come, first-served basis! Please check with
the registration desk for availability.

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—STATE SOCIETY MEETINGS AND ALUMNI RECEPTIONS

STATE SOCIETY MEETINGS

Meet your local peers at a PM&R State Society Meeting.

 Thursday, October 20
 Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor

 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20

7-9 pm (ET) Central Society of Physiatry
(Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska)

Room: Poe B (2nd floor)

7:30-9 pm (ET) Ohio Society of PM&R Meeting
Room: Poe A (2nd Floor)

ALUMNI RECEPTIONS

Stay through the weekend and catch-up with your former colleagues during these informal receptions.

 Saturday, October 22
 Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor

 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 | HILTON BALTIMORE INNER HARBOR

5:30-7:30 pm (ET) Thomas Jefferson University 7-9 pm (ET) JFK Johnson Rehabilitation
5:30-9 pm (ET) Faculty, Resident and Alumni Institute, Hackensack Meridian
6-7:30 pm (ET) Reception 7-9 pm (ET) School of Medicine, Rutgers,
6-8 pm (ET) Room: Carroll B (3rd Floor) 7-9 pm (ET) Robert Wood Johnson Medical
6:30-8:30 pm (ET) 7-9 pm (ET) School
6:30-9 pm (ET) Sinai Hospital's Physical 7-10 pm (ET) Room: Peale A (1st Floor)
Medicine and Rehabilitation 7-10 pm (ET)
Alumni Reception Montefiore AAPM&R Annual
Room: Johnson B (1st Floor) Assembly Alumni Reception
Room: Tubman B (3rd Floor)
University of Virginia Alumni
and Friends Reception Spaulding Rehabilitation
Room: Peale C (1st Floor) Hospital/Harvard Medical
School Reception
UCLA/VA Greater Los Angeles Room: Douglass (3rd Floor)
PM&R and Pain Fellowship
Alumni Reception University of Washington
Room: Poe A (2nd Floor) Alumni and Friends Reception
Room: Peale B (1st Floor)
Rusk Rehabilitation Reunion
Room: Tubman A (3rd Floor) UT Southwestern Alumni
Reception
Mount Sinai NYC Alumni Room: Poe B (2nd Floor)
Networking Reception
Room: Johnson A (1st Floor) MedStar National Rehabilitation
Hospital Alumni and Friends
Reception
Room: Latrobe (1st Floor)

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—PM&R PAVILION

PM&R PAVILION Medical Affairs Booths

 Thursday, October 20 Why do some pharmaceutical companies have two exhibit
12-7 pm (ET) booths in the PM&R Pavilion?
Welcome Reception from 4:45-7 pm (ET)
Sometimes, you’ll see that pharmaceutical companies have
 Friday, October 21 two exhibit booths in the PM&R Pavilion, or a separate booth
9 am-3 pm (ET) within a booth. One is often designated as “Medical Affairs.”
Medical Affairs booths are independent from commercial
 Saturday, October 22 booths. Staffed by Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs),
9 am-1 pm (ET) Medical Affairs booth staff are in attendance to answer your
clinical questions, including any off-label questions you may
Stop by the PM&R Pavilion to see the best-of- have. Staff at commercial booths are not allowed to discuss
the-best from product and service providers, off-label uses of their products.
pharmaceutical and device companies,
rehabilitation providers and more! The PM&R Recommend Exhibitors for Future Years!
Pavilion is the central hub where attendees come to
network, find innovative solutions to their practice Please let us know if you would like to see other companies
needs and challenges, participate in hands-on and or categories of companies exhibiting in the future. Send
didactic education and more. No registration is your suggestions to [email protected].
required for any of these activities—just stop on by
and engage in a conversation!

What to do in the Pavilion

R Explore more than 130 exhibiting organizations and
learn about products and services they offer to assist
you and your patients.

R Experience hands-on education in the Learning
Center—visit page 32.

R Attend the live Research Hub presentations in the
Learning Center—visit page 35.

R Receive advice at the Career Corner (located in the
Learning Center)—visit page 33.

R Enjoy Sponsored Sessions and Cadaver Labs—visit
page 39.

R Grab lunch on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
network with your peers.

Two Lunch Options

Grab N’ Go: Enjoy complimentary lunch while walking
around and seeing the latest innovations. Lunch will be
provided on Thursday and Friday from 12:30-2 pm (ET) and
on Saturday from 11:15 am-12:45 pm (ET).

Sponsored Sessions: Grab a bite to eat and further your
education. These 60-minute sessions are presented by
thought-leaders and include relevant scientific information.
They also provide attendees with in-depth information
on specific disease states and clinical patient solutions.
Sponsored Sessions are independent from the Academy
and do not offer CME credit. View the full schedule on
page 39.

AAPM&R does not endorse advertising companies or their products or services.
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—MAKING CONNECTIONS

IN-PERSON NETWORKING AND FUN

Connect with your peers onsite during a variety of entertaining experiences, including:

Member Community Networking The Oasis

 Thursday, October 20 through Saturday, October 22  Thursday, October 20 through Saturday, October 22

Select Member Communities will host in-person  Pratt Street Lobby
networking events during the Assembly. See page 29
for a list of participating communities. Looking for a place to take a break from it all? The Oasis is
the perfect spot to relax, catch up on emails, meet other
First-Time Attendee Meet-Up attendees or join your peers in games.

 Thursday, October 20, 7:15-8 am (ET) President’s Reception Sponsored in part by:
 Room 350
 Friday, October 21, 7-10 pm (ET) RUSK
With so much to see and do at the Assembly, a little help REHABILITATION
comes in handy! The First-Time Attendee Meet-Up gives  POWER PLANT Live!
you a unique opportunity to ask questions and meet other 34 Market Place, Baltimore AT NYU LANGONE HEALTH
first-timers.
Tickets are still available!
Welcome Reception in the PM&R Pavilion See page 40 for more information.

 Thursday, October 20, 4:45-7 pm (ET)
 Exhibit Halls E-G, Level One

Mingle with your peers for drinks and hors d’oeuvres,
while building your professional and social networks. The
Welcome Reception provides a valuable opportunity to
meet your fellow attendees and exhibitors, as well as catch
up with old friends in a relaxed social setting. (Guests and
children must be registered for admittance to this event.)

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—EXHIBITOR PROFILES

ABPMR 327 Averitas Pharma 537
www.abpmr.org
The American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation booth www.averitas.com
will provide information regarding online services, residency training,
certification, subspecialty certification and Maintenance of Certification Averitas Pharma was formed in 2018 as the U.S. commercial subsidiary
(MOC)®.

AbbVie 713 of The Grünenthal Group. The first innovation from Averitas Pharma is

QUTENZA® (capsaicin) 8% topical system, which is a result of acquisitions

www.abbvie.com in 2016 and 2018. These acquisitions give Grünenthal global rights to

AbbVie's mission is to discover and deliver innovative medicines QUTENZA and provide Averitas with its first FDA-approved product.

that solve serious health issues today and address the medical Banner Rehabilitation Hospitals 532

challenges of tomorrow. We strive to have a remarkable impact

on people's lives across several key therapeutic areas. For more www.banner-rehabhospitals.com

information about AbbVie, please visit us at www.abbvie.com. Follow Banner Rehabilitation Hospital offers three locations – Phoenix, East (Mesa)

@abbvie on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn  and West (Peoria) – throughout the greater Phoenix area. Our hospitals

AbbVie Medical Affairs 425 deliver specialized care and advanced treatment that enables individuals

who need medical rehabilitation to rebuild their lives.

www.allergan.com/home

AbbVie's mission is to discover and deliver innovative medicines that Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation 534

solve serious health issues today and address the medical challenges of www.BSWRehab.com

tomorrow. We strive to have a remarkable impact on people's lives across Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation, recognized by U.S. News

several key therapeutic area; immunology, oncology, neuroscience, & World Report as one of the nation’s best rehab hospitals, is one of only

eye care, virology, women's health and gastroenterology, in addition to six Model Systems for the research and treatment of traumatic brain and

products and services across its Allergan Aesthetics portfolio. spinal cord injuries. BSWIR offers a comprehensive continuum of services

AcCELLerated Biologics, LLC 434 that improve the lives of individuals we serve.

www.accelleratedbiologics.com Bioness 818
www.bioness.com
AcCellerated Biologics, Delivering the Total Biologic™ since 1999, is a Bioness is the leading provider of innovative technologies helping people
regain mobility and independence. Bioness solutions include external
AcCELLated independent medical distribution company focused on and implantable functional electrical stimulation (FES) systems, robotic
systems and software-based therapy programs providing functional and
consulting and providing the physician and staff with superior customer therapeutic benefits for individuals affected by pain, central nervous
system disorders and orthopedic injuries.
service and products related to biologics.

Amneal 513

www.amneal.com

Amneal Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a U.S specialty pharmaceutical company

focused on developing, manufacturing and distributing a growing portfolio

of generic, complex generic – including biosimilars – and branded

products. Our colleagues deliver quality and value for customers and Bionik Labs 838
www.bioniklabs.com
patients primarily within the United States. Visit www.amneal.com for more

information.

AppliedVR 1024 Brooks Rehabilitation 507

www.appliedvr.io www.brooksrehab.org

Aretech, LLC 519 Brooks Rehabilitation is a recognized leader in providing a system of world-

class rehabilitation solutions. We have more than 50 years of expertise

www.aretechllc.com empowering people to achieve their highest level of recovery. Our system

Aretech is a world leader in developing advanced rehabilitation provides individualized care from expert clinicians and a true commitment

technologies. The ZeroG Gait and Balance System is a robotic body-weight to exceptional service.

support system designed for a wide range of patients as they practice Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital 931

functional activities of daily living. Aretech's new Ovation is an all-inclusive

rehabilitation system for patients up to 700 lbs. www.mainlinehealth.org/brynmawrrehab

Association of Academic Physiatrists (AAP) 332 Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital, a 148-bed acute care rehab hospital and a

member of Main Line Health in Philadelphia's suburbs, is a leader in the

www.physiatry.org field of physical medicine and rehabilitation. Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital

The Association of Academic Physiatrists (AAP) is an intimate and was ranked #1 in Pennsylvania for America’s “Best Physical Rehabilitation

influential professional society of today’s and tomorrow’s leaders in Centers 2020” by Newsweek magazine.

academic physiatry. With a keen focus on research and education, the

AAP’s programs, events, communities and publications are creating the

future of our specialty.

Atrium Health - Carolinas Rehabilitation 418 Burke Rehabilitation Hospital 419

www.atriumhealth.org/rehabilitation www.burke.org

As the world's first CARF-accredited cancer program and one of the largest Burke Rehabilitation is a not-for-profit acute physical rehabilitation

not-for profit rehabilitation providers in the nation, Carolinas Rehabilitation organization headquartered in White Plains, NY. Founded in 1915, it joined

treats brain and spinal cord injury, stroke, cancer, pediatrics and other Montefiore Health System in 2016. Burke operates an acute rehabilitation

injuries and diseases in the inpatient and outpatient settings. hospital and 11 therapy clinics. Medical specialists provide outpatient care

Avanir Pharmaceuticals 430 in diverse physiatry sub-specialties.

www.avanirmedinfo.com Cadwell Laboratories, Inc. 619

Avanir Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a pharmaceutical company committed to www.cadwell.com

delivering innovative central nervous system (CNS) solutions to improve the Cadwell Laboratories is the first company to offer a fully-integrated ultrasound

lives of patients and their care communities. For more information about solution for concurrent electrodiagnostic procedures. We are working in

Avanir, visit www.avanir.com or follow Avanir on Twitter and LinkedIn. tandem with some of the world’s leading physicians and teaching hospitals,

and leading the charge in neurodiagnostic technology capabilities.

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—EXHIBITOR PROFILES

California Rehabilitation Institute 530 DocRx 933
www.docrx.com
www.californiarehabinstitute.com DocRx is a licensed manufacturer, wholesaler and distributor of healthcare
products and services for hospitals, pharmacies and physicians. Our
California Rehabilitation Institute, the largest inpatient medical mission is simple… ensure patients receive the best possible care.

rehabilitation hospital on the West coast, is a partnership between Cedars-

Sinai, UCLA Health & Select Medical offering cutting-edge care to patients

by specializing in the treatment of brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke, Elsevier 730
www.elsevier.com
neurological disorders, cancer and other medical conditions.

CARF International 318

www.carf.org Encompass Health 924

Founded in 1966, CARF has been enhancing the quality of services in www.encompasshealth.com

medical rehabilitation through standards reflecting best practices and Encompass Health offers facility-based and home-based patient care

leadership in the field internationally. CARF focuses on helping providers through its network of inpatient rehabilitation hospitals, home health

implement an internal process of continuous quality improvement and agencies and hospice agencies. With a national footprint that spans 39

person-centered services to achieve outcomes by persons served. states and Puerto Rico, the company is committed to delivering high-

quality, cost-effective care across the post-acute continuum.

Catalyst Pharmaceuticals 1039

www.catalystrn.com EPI/Alpha-Stim 1009
www.alpha-stim.com
At Catalyst Regenerative Network, we help doctors heal patients by Alpha-Stim is a FDA-cleared, hand-held, prescription medical device
that can be used by patients in the comfort of their home, while
providing cutting-edge regenerative medicine therapies and products. doing everyday activities. Ear clips are worn for 20 minutes to an hour
for mood and sleep, and pain is treated with probes or electrodes.
These therapies are derived from the body’s basic elements, and boost its The brain functions electrochemically and can be readily modified
by electrical intervention. The Alpha-Stim AID utilizes cranial
ability to heal itself in a very dramatic and powerful way. electrotherapy stimulation (CES) to deliver the only patented waveform
which is clinically proven to significantly decrease anxiety and
Claimocity 862 comorbid depression, along with insomnia. The Alpha-Stim M uses CES
www.claimocity.com to treat mood and sleep, plus microcurrent electrical therapy (MET) to
Welcome to the Claimocity experience, the first and only end-to-end also treat acute, post-traumatic, and chronic pain. Proven fast, safe and
solution for hospital and facility-based doctors on-the-go. effective by more than 100 clinical trials over 38 years that prove the
effectiveness of this low level electrical prescription brain therapy. Stop
Clarius Mobile Health 409 by booth 1009 for a free personal device demonstration. To learn more
and see the research, visit www.alpha-stim.com.
www.clarius.com

Now 30% smaller and lighter, Clarius HD3 delivers best-in-class portable

ultrasound scanners for physical medicine, with an easy-to-use app for iOS and Farr Healthcare 846

Android that’s powered by artificial intelligence and connected to the cloud. www.farrhealthcare.com

Cleveland Clinic Rehabilitation Hospital 538 Farr Healthcare, Inc. is a physician recruitment firm that specializes in

www.clevelandclinic.org physiatry recruitment. Linda Farr has been in the physician recruitment

Cleveland Clinic Rehabilitation Hospital offers three locations in Ohio. field for 30+ years and in physiatry recruitment for 20+ years. She is known

Our hospitals deliver specialized care and advanced treatment that for her honesty, reliability and effectiveness. She had the honor of being

enables individuals with stroke, brain and spinal cord injuries, neurological the only physiatry recruiter invited to speak at AAPM&R meetings for the

disorders, amputation, joint replacement and other orthopedic trauma, and past four years. Contact Linda Farr by email at: [email protected] or

general medical rehabilitation needs, to rebuild their lives. by phone at: 888-362-7200, 717-395-2711 (cell). Visit farrhealthcare.com.

Coloplast 1104 Fidia Pharma USA 630
www.coloplast.us www.fidiapharm.us
Coloplast develops products and services that make life easier for people
with very personal and private medical conditions. Working closely with Foundation for PM&R 1047
the people who use our products, we create solutions that are sensitive
to their special needs. Our business includes ostomy care, interventional www.foundationforpmr.org
urology, continence care, wound and skin care.
The Foundation for PM&R is committed to restoring health, improving

function, minimizing pain and enhancing quality-of-life for individuals

with disability through research and education in PM&R. Visit our booth

Concentra 765 to meet Board members, find out about available research grant support,
www.concentra.com
and pick up your race packet (bib and t-shirt) for the Rehab 5k Run/Walk

& Roll. (Onsite registration is also available.) Make a donation today! www.

Cutting Edge Laser Technologies 827 foundationforpmr.org/donate-now.

www.celasers.com

Cutting Edge Laser Technologies offers patented, dual-wavelength MLS

Therapy Lasers as a pain-free alternative to surgery and injections for the

progressive practitioners.

Demos Medical Publishing 424 Fujifilm Sonosite 637
www.sonosite.com
www.springerpub.com/medicine

Demos Medical serves the information needs of physicians and other H Robotics US, Inc. 1036
www.hroboticsus.com
healthcare professionals with award-winning clinical publications in our core

areas of neurology, oncology and physical medicine and rehabilitation.

Dessintey 1035 Harmonic Bionics 720
www.dessintey.com
Dessintey develops intensive rehabilitation technologies to help patients www.harmonicbionics.com
regain autonomy faster. Our first device IVS3 (Intensive Visual Simulation)
is dedicated to upper limb rehabilitation for patients suffering from stroke Harmonic Bionics, the robotics company for augmenting human
(severe to moderate). IVS3 is a unique technology which stimulates action
planning and promotes motor priming. movement, aims to empower patients and their care providers by

designing intelligent technology that facilitates data-driven treatment for

neurological and musculoskeletal movement impairments.

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AAPM&R’S LONG COVID
CALL TO ACTION EFFORTS

In March 2021, we officially called on the Biden Administration and Congress to prepare and
implement a comprehensive national plan focused on the needs of millions of individuals suffering
from the long-term symptoms of COVID-19, also known as Long COVID or Post-Acute Sequelae of
SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC).

Since then, our efforts have focused on ensuring patients receive the care they need while also
communicating the value of PM&R in rehabilitation care aligned with the Academy’s mission and
vision. Showcasing PM&R’s medical expertise in treating patients with Long COVID raises awareness
of the value of physiatry-led multidisciplinary care early and throughout the continuum of patient care.

Visit the Member Resource Center to learn more about our efforts, including:

= Our PASC Dashboard that shows how many millions of Americans are estimated to be
experiencing PASC/Long COVID symptoms by state, county and nationally. Explore it at
pascdashboard.aapmr.org.

= Guidance statements released by our PASC Collaborative on fatigue, breathing discomfort,
cognitive symptoms, cardiovascular complications, pediatrics and autonomic dysfunction.
Additional guidance is planned on mental health and neurology. Read them at
aapmr.org/guidance.

= Our press coverage – AAPM&R and several Academy leaders are being featured in a variety of
media outlets discussing their Long COVID expertise and the Academy’s call to action. Learn
more at aapmr.org/press.

Thank you to all of our members and volunteer leaders who are treating these patients, especially
those involved in our PASC Collaborative and Specialty Brand Expansion Committee who have
spent countless hours to advance these efforts.

Please join us in sharing our guidance and Long COVID Dashboard with your physician colleagues to
support patients.

LEARN MORE AT AAPMR.ORG LONGCOVID.

—EXHIBITOR PROFILES

Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation 525

www.kessler-rehab.com

Kessler Institute is a NIDRR-designated Model System for the treatment

Health Carousel Locum Tenens 412 and research of both traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. That same

www.hclocumtenens.com pioneering care distinguishes Kessler's stroke, amputation, orthopedics,

Health Carousel Locum Tenens enables physicians and advanced cancer and cardiac recovery programs. Consistently, Kessler is ranked one

practitioners to work on their terms. Our dedicated Neurology, Psychiatry of the top rehabilitation hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.

and Pain Medicine team understands the nuances of your profession KIC Ventures 312
www.kicventures.com
and places PM&R physicians at facilities across the nation. Our team will

advocate for you to find top locum tenens jobs every step of your career.

Helen M. Simpson 535 Konica Minolta Healthcare Americas, Inc 724

www.simpson-rehab.com www.konicaminolta.com/medicalusa

Helen M. Simpson and Penn State Health Rehabilitation Hospitals are Konica Minolta Healthcare is a world-class provider and market leader

certified stroke rehabilitation hospitals which combine community-based in medical diagnostic imaging and healthcare information technology.

care with our state-of-the-art facilities. We provide services for patients in With more than 75 years of endless innovation, Konica Minolta is globally

the South Central Pennsylvania area for stroke, spinal cord, brain injury, recognized as a leader providing cutting-edge technologies and support

amputation, neurological and orthopedic conditions. aimed at providing real solutions. For more information, please visit www.

konicaminolta.com/medicalusa.

Legacy Physiatry Group 750

www.legacyphysiatry.net

Legacy Physiatry Group specializes in providing dedicated PM&R

HydroCision 1109 services to individuals receiving therapy to healthcare facilities offering
www.hydrocision.com
HydroCision, Inc. is a medical device company that addresses disc and rehabilitative services. Our purpose is to assist the facility's rehabilitation
chronic tendon pain with its SpineJet and TenJet devices respectively. The
devices enable minimally-invasive, image-guided resection of diseased team with the initial evaluation and ongoing treatment of individuals
tissue in an efficient, targeted and precise manner without generating heat.
presenting with a wide-range of debilitating diseases and conditions. Our

goal is to restore the individual to his/her highest level of functioning/self-

sufficiency and improving therapy outcomes.

Idrogenet srl - Gloreha 635 Lipogems 825
www.understandlipogemsphysicians.com
www.gloreha.com LIPOGEMS® technology is used for patients in the orthopaedic treatment
gap. Using a minimally invasive procedure to harvest the patient’s adipose
Gloreha products are robotic devices for upper limb neuromotor rehab tissue, LIPOGEMS® system gently cleans the tissue using only saline and
micro-fragments it to an optimal size for injecting. LIPOGEMS® is FDA
which offer passive, active, bilateral, active-assisted and functional cleared for use in orthopaedics and arthroscopic surgery.

therapies. Multisensorial effects enrich the therapy.

IFit Prosthetics 562

www.ifitprosthetics.com

We are excited to announce that we have the only immediate fit prosthetic LocumTenens.com 821
www.locumtenens.com
device. With our adjustable system you will be able to successfully have Founded in 1995, LocumTenens.com is a full-service staffing agency
serving physicians and advanced practice professionals in all healthcare
your patient walking in under two hours. This is a great tool to expedite the settings. LocumTenens.com also operates the largest Internet job board for
the industry with access to thousands of jobs posted directly by facilities
whole process with your patients. Giving better outcomes in many facets. and agencies nationwide. LocumTenens.com is part of the Jackson
Healthcare family of companies.
Allow me the opportunity to explain why this is.

Integrum Inc. 431

www.integrum.se

The OPRA™ Implant System by Integrum is the only FDA-approved bone

anchored prosthetics solution on the market. It allows for amputees to Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals 945
www.madonna.org
avoid socket-related issues and increase the wear time and range-of-

motion of their prosthesis. Integrum has changed the lives of more than

500 amputees worldwide with this revolutionary technology.

Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. 911

www.ipsenus.com Mainstay Medical 413
www.mainstaymedical.com
Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. is the U.S. affiliate of Ipsen (Euronext: IPN;

ADR: IPSEY), a global biopharmaceutical group focused on innovation

and specialty care. The company is dedicated to providing hope for Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital 620

patients whose lives are challenged by difficult-to-treat diseases. For more www.maryfreebed.com

information, please visit www.ipsenus.com. Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Network is committed to helping patients

JFK - Johnson Rehabilitation Institute 725 regain independence following serious injury or illness. Our network

www.jfkhealth.org of collaborative organizations expands access to Mary Free Bed's

JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute is the Department of PM&R for Rutgers comprehensive services with an exclusive focus on rehabilitation enabling

RWJ Medical School. Our nationally-renowned rehabilitation institute our clinicians to achieve outstanding clinical outcomes.

includes a full range of services from Orthopedics to Traumatic Brain Injury Mayo Clinic PM&R 930

for adults and pediatric patients who are treated by top specialists in the www.mayoclinic.org/departments-centers/physical-medicine-

country for every rehabilitation need. rehabilitation-mayo-clinic/sections/overview/ovc-20467039

Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network 906 Mayo Clinic’s PM&R practice is one of the country’s oldest and most
www.hopkinsmedicine.org
respected. With more than 400 members, it combines comprehensive

care with a seamless patient experience to more than 40,000 patients

annually. CARF-accredited for over 25 years.

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JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute

A LEADER IN PROVIDING EXPERT REHABILITATION CARE

NATIONALLY RANKED IN REHABILITATION BY
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

J More than 40 years of providing quality rehabilitation to obtain optimal

function and independence

SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS
J Amputee J Pain Management and Sports Medicine

J Brain Injury and Concussion J Parkinson’s Disease

J Cardiopulmonary Disorders J Stroke and Spasticity Management

J Neuromuscular Disorders J Spinal Cord Injury

ACCREDITED BY ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR GRADUATE

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (ACGME)

PROGRAMS INCLUDE:

J Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Program
J Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship
J Pain Medicine Fellowship

JFKJohnson.org | 732-321-7050 | Edison, NJ JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute @JFK Johnson