Why UTSW PM&R Residency
Carol Boctor, M.D.
“During the interview social, the residents’ energy was so joyous and contagious, I left convinced that this is a family I wanted to join.”
Nedha Kinnare, M.D.
“I appreciated the diverse exposure to all things PM&R, the large class size, and numerous research opportunities!”
Michael Lieu, M.D.
“I really enjoyed my away rotation here and learned so much. I also wanted to go to a larger program that also had a lot of opportunities to see all the aspects of PM&R.”
Colleen Jacobs, DO
“I chose UTSW for PM&R residency because of its exposure to a wide range of subspecialties, the stellar faculty and residents, and the strong training environment that I knew would shape me into a well-rounded physiatrist.”
Josselyne Orbegoso, DO
“During my away rotation as a medical student at UTSW, I saw firsthand the autonomous training, incredible attendings, skilled therapists, and the patients who made every day meaningful. The view from the 17th-floor Parkland rehab unit didn’t hurt either. I knew right then I wanted to train here and care for such a diverse community.”
Nathan Rose, M.D.
“I chose UTSW for its exposure to diverse patient populations and its well-rounded training in all aspects of PM&R. I’m confident that I will graduate with the confidence to practice as a generalist or be able to pursue any subspecialty that I want.”
Amisha Patel, M.D.
“I chose UT Southwestern because of the incredible teaching and mentorship I experienced during my away rotation. I felt like I was challenged in a way that made me want to learn more. Everyone I worked with was kind, down-to-earth, and cared about both patients and students. I also really like Dallas and am excited to be back in the city!”
Elisabeth Frankini, DO
“I chose UTSW because it offers the chance to care for patients across multiple hospital systems, each with its own unique community and clinical challenges. This exposure, especially in the inpatient setting, allows me to see a broad range of conditions and learn from diverse perspectives—helping me grow into the most well-rounded PM&R physician I can be.”