Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency
Baltimore, MarylandUniversityTrains at Johns Hopkins Hospital
of 110 physical medicine and rehabilitation residency programs · likely range #1 to #2
How it scores
- Clinical training89Top 25% in physical medicine and rehabilitation
- Faculty depth76Top 25% in physical medicine and rehabilitation
- Research96Top 10% in physical medicine and rehabilitation
- Pay and cost of living56Top half in physical medicine and rehabilitation
Scores run from 0 to 100 against other physical medicine and rehabilitation programs. How we rank
At a glance
| Program | Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency |
|---|---|
| Location | Baltimore, Maryland |
| Main training hospital | Johns Hopkins Hospital |
| Setting | University |
| PGY-1 salary | Not published |
| Typical one-bedroom rent nearby | $1,073 a month |
| Pay against rent | — |
| Visa sponsorship | Not stated |
| Positions a year | — |
Pay, size and visa policy come from what the program publishes. Confirm them with the program before you apply.
Key research from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine physical medicine and rehabilitation
557 papers from this department in the last five years. The newest key studies:
- Using Patient-Centered Outcomes Data to Support Reciprocal Learning and Improve Rehabilitation CareAsk EvidencePulse™ about this study
- Key principles for rehabilitation of critically ill patients with obesityAsk EvidencePulse™ about this study
- Levetiracetam for Seizure Prophylaxis after Traumatic Brain Injury: A Severity-Stratified Cohort Study of 51,000 PatientsAsk EvidencePulse™ about this study
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- Neurology #2
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- Pathology #3
- Pediatrics #2
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Questions
Where is the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine physical medicine and rehabilitation residency?
The program trains residents in Baltimore, Maryland. Its main training hospital is Johns Hopkins Hospital.
How much do physical medicine and rehabilitation residents earn at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine?
The program has not published its PGY-1 salary on its website. Ask the program directly.
Does Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine sponsor visas for physical medicine and rehabilitation residents?
The program's website does not say. Ask the program before you apply.
How is Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ranked for physical medicine and rehabilitation?
It ranks #1 of 110 physical medicine and rehabilitation programs in our 2027 rankings. Rankings weigh the hospitals where residents train, faculty depth, research and pay against local rent. No reputation surveys are used.
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