The New England Baptist Hospital Spine Physiatry Fellowship
Contact: John C. Keel, M.D. at [email protected]
The NEBH Spine Center in Boston, MA, offers a one-year fellowship training program geared towards the development of outstanding clinical skills in evaluation and management of a broad variety of spinal disorders as well as other general musculoskeletal conditions. Clinical skills in the outpatient evaluation and examination of spinal pain through sound physical examination techniques and radiographic assessment are emphasized. The fellow will become proficient in reading his/her own imaging. The fellow will have solely performed about 1,000 interventional procedures by the end of the fellowship year. Exposure to interventional spine procedures is thorough, and includes all spine levels. Fellows attain proficiency in cervical, thoracic and lumbar procedures, including interlaminar epidural, transforaminal injection, medial branch block, rhizotomy, cryoablation, kyphoplasty, facet and sacroiliac joint injection, and peripheral joint/MSK injection. Fellows will understand the natural history of painful spine disorders.
Fellows are expected to be actively involved in a research and education project(s) and publication for successful completion. Approximately 50% of the fellow's time is spent in the outpatient clinic, 40% procedures/spinal injections and 10% EMG clinic and research.
Fellowship year is from Aug 1, 2016 - July 31, 2017.
If you are interested contact John C. Keel, M.D. at [email protected] or visit www.nebh.org for more information.
Contact: John C. Keel, M.D. at [email protected]
The NEBH Spine Center in Boston, MA, offers a one-year fellowship training program geared towards the development of outstanding clinical skills in evaluation and management of a broad variety of spinal disorders as well as other general musculoskeletal conditions. Clinical skills in the outpatient evaluation and examination of spinal pain through sound physical examination techniques and radiographic assessment are emphasized. The fellow will become proficient in reading his/her own imaging. The fellow will have solely performed about 1,000 interventional procedures by the end of the fellowship year. Exposure to interventional spine procedures is thorough, and includes all spine levels. Fellows attain proficiency in cervical, thoracic and lumbar procedures, including interlaminar epidural, transforaminal injection, medial branch block, rhizotomy, cryoablation, kyphoplasty, facet and sacroiliac joint injection, and peripheral joint/MSK injection. Fellows will understand the natural history of painful spine disorders.
Fellows are expected to be actively involved in a research and education project(s) and publication for successful completion. Approximately 50% of the fellow's time is spent in the outpatient clinic, 40% procedures/spinal injections and 10% EMG clinic and research.
Fellowship year is from Aug 1, 2016 - July 31, 2017.
If you are interested contact John C. Keel, M.D. at [email protected] or visit www.nebh.org for more information.
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