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department of physical medicine and rehabilitation

Residency Program

 

Dear Applicant:


Thank you for your interest in the Temple University Hospital/MossRehab Resident Training Program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

 

The Temple University Hospital/MossRehab Resident Training Program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is a three-year program designed to equal or exceed the basic requirements for training in the specialty of Physiatry as established by the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education. Full-time and volunteer members of Temple University School of Medicine faculty contribute their knowledge and experience in patient care, teaching, and research. Residents actively participate in lectures, grand rounds, seminars, journal clubs, conferences, clinical care, and research projects.

 

The Training Program includes 50 full-time and volunteer physiatrists, eight individuals with PhD or ED degrees, and 32 residents. The teaching facilities include a university hospital, a large free-standing rehabilitation hospital, pediatric institute and hospital, and two teaching community hospitals. There are unique opportunities for medical rehabilitation research and a large number of educational offerings occur throughout the years. Our standard program must be preceded by a PGY-1 training year.

 

Detailed information on the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency Program can be viewed by going to "Related Links" on the right of this page.

 

Upon receipt of the required information, we will carefully consider your application. If you have any questions, we can be reached at 215-707-7022.

 

Please note that it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all required submissions are received.

 

Thank you again for your interest in our program.

 

Sincerely,
Ian B. Maitin, MD, MBA

Chairperson, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Professor, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Residency Program Director