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How to find Research?!

Discussion in 'PM&R' started by jamshid007, May 7, 2008.

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  1. jamshid007

    jamshid007
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    I was looking for a research position possibly in pmr or pain. I was wondering if any body has any ideas of where to look. I prefer in the NYC area.
    it seems like there isn't much research in pmr.
    Thanks
     
    #1 jamshid007, May 7, 2008
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    You are right, there is not much research in PM&R. It is a major problem in our specialty. The NYC programs, including Long Island are also weak in PM&R research. The best places to find research positions are Kessler in NJ (definitely) and possibly Cornell/Columbia (I believe more of their research is inpatient and neurorehab). If you are willing to live further away then you should check out the NIH.
     
    #2 drvlad2004, May 8, 2008
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    Todd Stitik at UMDNJ has a good track record in mentoring medical students interested in MSK research. He would be worth contacting
     
    #3 rehab_sports_dr, May 8, 2008
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    A buddy of mine did research at the NIH in the Rehabilitation Department. I believe he worked with a "Dr. Shah". Although I can double check. Look into it.
     
    #4 WaterAvatar, May 9, 2008
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