Research:

The trainee identifies a project and mentor, collects and analyzes data, and submits findings for presentation at an academic meeting.
 

Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine-1:

The trainee sees patients in burn care, pediatric rehabilitation, spina bifida, spinal cord injury, and traumatic brain injury clinics.
 

Inpatient:

The trainee provides care with pediatric and PMR residents during the first two inpatient months. During the last three months, the trainee functions as the junior attending physician working with the primary attending physician to manage patients and provide rehabilitation care.
 

Developmental pediatrics:

The trainee sees patients in clinics during neonatal follow-up, preschool, and school age. The trainee acquires knowledge about pediatric examination at different ages, developmental screening, neuro-protective strategies for premature birth, and obstacles to learning such as ADHD.
 

Neuro-1:

The trainee sees patients in cerebral palsy, epilepsy, muscle disorders, selective dorsal rhizotomy, and traumatic brain injury clinics.
 

Ortho-1:

The trainee sees patients in limb difference, orthopedics, and sports medicine clinics. Trainee acquires knowledge about  electro-diagnostics  studies by attending EMG clinic at Johns Hopkins.
 

Day hospital pediatric rehabilitation:

The trainee evaluates and manages patients in the Kennedy Krieger Specialized Transition Program (STP).
 

Community pediatric rehabilitation:

The trainee visits community resources, vocational centers, group homes, home visits, special needs schools, and private therapy practices.
 

Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine-2:

The trainee sees patients in brachial plexus injury, cranio-cervical, pain, and spinal cord injury clinics.
 

Ortho-2:

The trainee sees patients in limb differences, orthopedics, and sports medicine clinics.
 

Neuro-2:

The trainee sees patients in cerebral palsy, concussion, neurogenetics, and selective dorsal rhizotomy clinics. The trainee also acquires knowledge about  electro-diagnostics  studies by attending the EMG clinic at Johns Hopkins
 

Therapies:

The trainee evaluates and treats patients with the therapists in the inpatient, outpatient, and spinal cord injury programs, and therapies at the day rehab hospital.