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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) Residency

PM&R Residency Program

The University of Nebraska Medical Center and its clinical partner, Nebraska Medicine, have entered into an agreement with Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals to provide physician and academic services at Madonna’s Omaha Campus.

Madonna is the primary training site for UNMC’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) residency program, the first program in Nebraska. Rehabilitation physicians are nerve, muscle and bone experts who treat injuries or illnesses that affect how you move.

  • This is a wonderful opportunity to transform the lives of adults and children seeking rehabilitative care, as well as provide quality academic experiences for our residents, medical students and other health professionals.  We’re proud to partner with such an exceptional organization.
    Jeffrey Gold, M.D.
    University of Nebraska System President 
  • Madonna is honored to participate in this academic and clinical relationship with UNMC and Nebraska Medicine. This partnership brings together the expertise of two outstanding health care organizations, and combines clinical medical expertise and academic training to benefit our patients. Additionally, it allows researchers from both institutions to collaborate and develop new research advancing the field of rehabilitation medicine.
    Paul Dongilli Jr., Ph.D., FACHE
    Madonna President and CEO
  • UNMC/Nebraska Medicine provides physician services at Madonna’s Omaha Campus.
  • UNMC has developed a department of physical medicine and rehabilitation within its College of Medicine.
  • Madonna serves as the primary teaching site for UNMC’s residency program in PM&R, the first such program in the Midwest. PM&R specialists are physicians who have completed medical school plus four years of residency training.
  • UNMC and Madonna both support rehabilitation medicine through clinical, teaching and research program development.
  • A research collaborative to develop new technologies that improve rehabilitation outcomes will be established between UNMC and Madonna’s Institute for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering.
  • Educational opportunities will exist for students in such UNMC programs as physical therapy and other allied health disciplines, dental, medicine, nursing, pharmacy and others to meet expanding workforce demands.

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