Incredible resource for the #Physiatry #Match2026 fam putting together their ROLs (heck #AnySpecialty #Match2026 fam) AAP Medical Student Council PM&R AOCPMR AAPM&R News NRMP® Bryan Carmody Making the Rank Order List: Buyers & Sellers Edition youtu.be/VMD1Oyw4x_U?si… via YouTube

🧠 New Study Alert! We explored gender differences in post-stroke spasticity (PSS) treatment with OnabotulinumtoxinA (OnabotA). Key findings reveal disparities in dosage & outcomes between male and female patients. #StrokeRecovery #Spasticity #MedicalResearch 🧵/

AOCPMR26 is the annual meeting designed specifically for osteopathic physiatrists, whether you’re in training or decades into practice. Register here: aocpmr.memberclicks.net/aocpmr26regist….

On this day, we celebrate remarkable women physicians who lead with expertise, compassion, and resilience. To all the women physiatrists who have transformed lives and advanced physical medicine and rehabilitation, thank you for breaking barriers and inspiring future generations!

Join us on Wednesday, February 4th, for this month’s AOCPMR Resident Office Hours session. Zoom link will be posted in our bio.

National Women Physicians Day celebrates the talent, resilience, and influence of women in medicine. We are grateful for the women physiatrists and physician leaders who inspire, innovate, and serve with distinction. #nationalwomenphysiciansday

Applications are now open for the Annual Rob Gotlin Community Leadership Grant! Open to PM&R students, residents, fellows, and attendings. Applicants are required to complete the grant application by February 15, 2026. aocpmr.memberclicks.net/rob-gotlin-com….

Join us via Zoom on February 20th at 8 PM EST for another Rehab Roundtable event! Zoom link will be sent out an hour before the meeting. Please sign up with the link provided in our bio!

Every professional room is an opportunity to represent osteopathic physiatry. AOCPMR membership connects you to the education, community, and leadership that help carry PM&R forward—wherever you practice, learn, or connect. #AOCPMRMembership #PMR

Special thanks to AOCPMR for setting up a research mentorship pipeline that allows residents and students to build community and share in this process

Missed the Abstract Submission deadline? The window for Late Breaking Abstracts for the AOCPMR26 Annual Meeting will be open from Feb 23rd - Feb 27th! This is the last chance to submit your research to the conference! Notification of acceptance will be by March 2nd.

What an amazing week in PR! 🌴💚🤞

AOCPMR Resident Council Pain, Sports, and Spine Committee presents the Sports Match Panel! Please join us on Monday, March 2, at 8 pm EST. Sign-up link is in Linktree! #AOCPMR26 #ResidentCouncil

Where you show up matters. AOCPMR membership represents shared values, professional connection, and leadership within osteopathic physiatry—at meetings, in practice, and beyond. Become a member at aocpmr.org. #AOCPMR26 #AOCPMRMembership #JoinNow

Cassandra Blau, OMS III, sits down with Meghan Mardashti, Michael Anderson, and Nathan Nuengchana, three AOCPMR Digital Multimedia Committee OMS IV students, to discuss the VSLO application process. aocpmr.org/wp-content/upl…

Lateral hip, buttock, and low back pain are often more complex than a simple bursitis diagnosis. At AOCPMR26, Dr. Mahajer will share practical, evidence-informed approaches to evaluating and treating these conditions. aocpmr.org/aocpmr26-annua….

Check out our Residency Spotlight Series! Hear what residents have to say from: -Loma Linda PM&R -UCLA PM&R -CDU PM&R -UC Irvine PM&R

#Physiatry #Match27 fam! This one is for you 🎧 👏 👏 👏 AAP Medical Student Council PM&R AAPM&R News #PhysiatryGME Pathways in PM&R RepresentationinRehab

Join us on Wednesday, March 4th, for this month’s AOCPMR Resident Office Hours session. This is a perfect opportunity to ask three PGY-1s from all over the country about their journey to residency. Zoom link will be posted in our bio — we hope to see you there!

Anyone can see the bright spot on diffusion—what sets you apart is if you can tell them why it’s there! Can you tell a stroke’s etiology from its appearance on MRI? Main stroke types: Artery to artery embolism —Vulnerable plaque ruptures & causes clot formation —Occludes the