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Today in PT magazine is featuring working at Sinai Hospital as a dream job!
Physical Therapists, who specialize in brain injury and neurological rehabilitation at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, are responsible for patients with neurological impairments, including those from the CARF-accredited RETURN! Brain Injury Program, as well as others with diagnoses such as normal pressure hydrocephalus, CVA, mild brain injury, spasticity, and sports-related concussion.
"Sinai Hospital is simply a great place to work. The interdisciplinary teams are outstanding and there is so much encouragement for professional development. Sinai rehabilitation services span all areas, and each program strives to be a center of excellence. Our neuro and orthopedic programs are top-notch, and we continue to encourage staff in new areas of specialization such as our outpatient vestibular program and women's health," says Julia Greninger, physical therapist and rehab coordinator, acute care, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore.
To learn more, visit http://news.todayinpt.com/article/20090608/TODAYINPT0206/90605011&SearchID.
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Today in PT magazine is featuring working at Sinai Hospital as a dream job!
Physical Therapists, who specialize in brain injury and neurological rehabilitation at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, are responsible for patients with neurological impairments, including those from the CARF-accredited RETURN! Brain Injury Program, as well as others with diagnoses such as normal pressure hydrocephalus, CVA, mild brain injury, spasticity, and sports-related concussion.
"Sinai Hospital is simply a great place to work. The interdisciplinary teams are outstanding and there is so much encouragement for professional development. Sinai rehabilitation services span all areas, and each program strives to be a center of excellence. Our neuro and orthopedic programs are top-notch, and we continue to encourage staff in new areas of specialization such as our outpatient vestibular program and women's health," says Julia Greninger, physical therapist and rehab coordinator, acute care, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore.
To learn more, visit http://news.todayinpt.com/article/20090608/TODAYINPT0206/90605011&SearchID.
- Lifebridge Health Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation And Physiotherapy Associates Open New Physical Therapy Clinic In Reisterstown
LifeBridge Health Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation powered by Physiotherapy Associates announces the grand opening of its sixth physical therapy clinic today in Reisterstown, Md. The Reisterstown facility offers expert, individualized physical therapy...
- Concussions: More Than A Knock On The Head
Two or more athletes collide on a football field. One hits the ground hard suffering a head impact. The athlete gets up, shakes it off and continues to play. Not always the wise thing to do. ?I often say that football is not a contact sport, it is a collision...
- Keeping Your Head: The Most Dangerous Games
by Mark Huslage, LCSW-C, CBIST Coordinator of Brain Injury Programs, LifeBridge Health As stories like this show us, emergency room visits are rising for concussions among student athletes. While we often focus on the risks of football, that's only...
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It?s a word that?s been around since the days of the Truman presidency. But a patient looking up ?physiatry? would find nothing in the dictionary. Until now. Last week, Merriam-Webster Inc. released its list of the more than 100 entries now included in...
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Imagine for a moment having no filter to censor your thoughts before you speak. That's the fate that befell Adrian Walker-Pittman of Woodlawn, Md., after she was tragically struck by a car 14 years ago. The incident left her in a coma for 15 days,...