Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation PGY-2 Residents

Hometown: Pearland, Texas
Medical School: Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Internship: SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
Hobbies/Personal Interests: Portrait and event photography, trying new restaurants/ coffee shops, traveling
PM&R Interests: TBI, SCI, General Rehab, Amputee/Limb Loss Rehab
Why Baylor? Baylor PM&R has it all! Growing up in Houston, it was always my dream to work in the Texas Medical Center, where we get to see some of the most complex cases in the world. Training at Baylor offers exposure to various clinical sites and all the subspecialties within PM&R in a welcoming environment that emphasizes collaboration and mentorship. I am thrilled that I get to train at such an amazing program while continuing to explore the city I call home.

Hometown: Delray Beach, Fla.
Medical School: LSU Health New Orleans
Internship: Lakeland Regional Health - Lakeland, FL
Hobbies/Personal Interests: Global health and development initiatives, bingeing my favorite series, jam sessions, trying out new food spots, DIY projects, game nights, and spending time with family/friends
PM&R Interests: General, SCI, Interventional Spine
Why Baylor? Choosing Baylor PM&R was an easy yes for me. The Texas Medical Center gives us exposure to complex cases across multiple world-class hospitals, with endless opportunities to collaborate and advocate for a uniquely diverse patient population. Plus, having close family here makes it feel like home. Outside the hospital, Houston's food scene, diverse cultures, and vibrant neighborhood life are a must-explore. It’s a supportive, energizing environment where you can truly thrive both in and out of scrubs.

Hometown: San Diego, Calif.
Medical School: Medical College of Wisconsin
Internship: Los Robles Medical Center
Hobbies/Personal Interests: Basketball, weightlifting, songwriting, trying new restaurants 
PM&R Interests: TBI, Sports, Interventional Pain, Cancer Rehab
Why Baylor? I chose Baylor PM&R because of its location and exposure to a wide range of patients and clinical settings. I was also drawn to the diversity of both the program and the city, as well as the opportunity to gain broad experience across the many different aspects of PM&R and develop a well-rounded foundation in the specialty.

Hometown: Plano, Texas
Medical School: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Internship: Mercy Catholic Medical Center, Darby, PA
Hobbies/Personal Interests: Pickleball, yoga, pizza making, fantasy football
PM&R Interests: Neuro Rehab, Peds, General 
Why Baylor? Baylor's many diverse training sites throughout the Texas Medical Center allow us to gain strong clinical exposure to a broad variety of PM&R specialties. Also, the residents are all very collaborative and fun to be around!

Hometown: Alpharetta, Ga.
Medical School: Baylor College of Medicine
Internship: Baylor College of Medicine
Hobbies/Personal Interests: Traveling, cooking, food, reading, fitness
PM&R Interests: Brain injury, pain management, cancer rehabilitation
Why Baylor? I love that Baylor's PM&R program offers comprehensive training, a diverse patient population, and a wide range of clinical experiences that I know will help me grow into a well-rounded physiatrist. I also really appreciate the supportive environment within our program and the diversity, culture, and food that Houston has to offer!

Hometown: Beloit, Wis.
Medical School: Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Internship: University Hospitals Community Consortium 
Hobbies: Running, raving, pickleball, cooking, finance/investing, mentorship
PM&R Interests: Interventional pain, spasticity, TBI, MSK, general rehab
Why Baylor? I chose BCM because of its culture of support and connection that was so apparent to me as a visiting medical student. I knew that I would flourish here because of the sense of community that the residents had with each other and with field-leading faculty who are always eager to teach us. Working at prestigious institutions within the TMC and at TIRR has always been a dream of mine, as they will provide robust training opportunities that I will take forward into my future career. Proximity to Bellaire Chinatown is also a huge bonus! 

Hometown: Houston, Texas
Medical School: Sam Houston State College of Osteopathic Medicine
Internship: Baylor College of Medicine
Hobbies/Personal Interests: Crochet, trying new restaurants, reading, and hiking
PM&R Interests: Pediatric rehabilitation, spinal cord injury, sports medicine
Why Baylor? I chose Baylor College of Medicine because it gave me the opportunity to come home while training in one of the most diverse and dynamic medical centers in the world. Through Baylor, I have access to extensive training opportunities across a wide range of clinical sites, patient populations, and practice settings, while learning from leaders in the field of PM&R. Beyond the great training, I am grateful to have the privilege of caring for the people and community that raised me.

Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz.
Medical School: Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
Internship: Preliminary Internal Medicine - Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Hobbies/Personal Interests: As an avid sports fan, I love to play basketball and Fantasy Football. My claim to fame as an amateur golfer is having three Hole-in-Ones. I also enjoy playing chess, traveling, exploring new cities, and trying new restaurants.
PM&R Interests: Interventional Pain Management, Sports Medicine, and Neurorehabilitation
Why Baylor? BCM PM&R is a well-rounded program that I knew I could thrive in no matter what facet of physiatry I pursue. As the largest medical center in the world, the Texas Medical Center offers an abundance of research and academic opportunities along with exposure to a diverse patient population within several hospitals and clinics. Our robust didactics sessions include hands-on training via an ultrasound curriculum, cadaver-based anatomy reviews, and detailed lectures from renowned faculty. We have a community of caring, compassionate faculty and co-residents who support us in all our endeavors. Additionally, Houston has so much to offer with its world-class museums, vast food scene and local events. It is such a vibrant city to live and learn in!