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Chief of Service of PMRs[1]
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She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine.
she has a passion for brain injury medicine.
Reviewed sources document Education record: Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine., Education record: Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021., and Education record: She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency..
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Explore researchChief of Service of PMRs[1]
Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.[1]
Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director[1]
medical director[1]
Program Director[1]
she has a passion for brain injury medicine.[1]
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Biographical context: She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine.
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Degree: MBA
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Degree: MD
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Education record: Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine.
Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine.
Education record: Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021.
Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021.
Education record: She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency.
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Identity: April Pruski
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Professional role: Chief of Service of PMRs
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Professional role: Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Professional role: Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director
Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director
Professional role: medical director
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Professional role: Program Director
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.
Research interests: she has a passion for brain injury medicine.
April Pruski, MD, MBA Program Director Dr. Pruski completed medical school at Stony Brook School of Medicine. She graduated from NYU- Rusk PMR residency. She served as chief resident during her final year of residency. After residency, Dr. Pruski joined the PM&R faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. At Johns Hopkins, she served as medical director of the PM&R consult service line, medical director of the Acute Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) programs, and medical director of the noninvasive brain stimulation program. After residency, Dr. Pruski received her MBA from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2021. She is double board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and brain injury medicine. Dr. Pruski joined the Phoenix VA in 2022 as TBI Polytrauma Medical Director as she has a passion for brain injury medicine. In addition to being the TBI/Polytrauma medical director, Dr. Pruski is the Chief of Service of PMRs.