Where Leaders Step Forward

To be a leader in physical medicine & rehabilitation (PM&R) today, you need an education that takes you further. That’s what you’ll find at Sinai Hospital. Our ACGME-accredited residency program goes beyond the traditional program format to give you the best of both worlds: the diversity, mentorship, and and hands-on learning of Sinai Hospital—Maryland’s largest community teaching hospital—in association with the University of Maryland School of Medicine and other nationally recognized partner institutions.

The Sinai Difference: Leaders Learn Here

Our program is designed to give you well-rounded exposure to all aspects of PM&R—including neuro rehabilitation, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedic rehabilitation, pediatric rehabilitation, sports medicine, electro diagnostics, pain management, and more. Here are some other ways Sinai prepares you to succeed—no matter what career path you choose.

100% Residency Focused

Open only to residents (no fellows), our program gives you more autonomy, higher case volumes, and more procedural experience from the very beginning.

Diverse Patient Population

As Maryland’s largest community teaching hospital, Sinai gives you unparalleled diversity in urban, suburban, and rural patient demographics.

Cutting-Edge Technology

Get hands-on experience in the latest techniques in the field with state-of-the-art resources like the nation’s only neuromuscular and orthopedic gait analysis laboratory.

Faculty: Resident Ratio

With only 4 new residents per year, you’ll enjoy a deeper level of one-on-one learning and mentoring here than just about anywhere else.

Elite Partnerships

Expand your learning with rotations at University of Maryland, Walter Reed National Medical Center, the Baltimore VA Hospital, and more

Structured Support

Quickly gain confidence for what’s ahead of you with our structured didactic curriculum, research opportunities, and weekly embedded board reviews.

About the Program

Reflecting the complex array of conditions requiring PM&R care, our program’s three-year schedule allows residents to broaden their skills and experience at multiple unique training sites.