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CURRICULUM VITAE
BIOGRAPHICAL
NAME:
Gary Goldberg, BASc, MD, FRCP(C)
EMPLOYER:
Veterans Administration
DEPARTMENT:
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
BUSINESS ADDRESS:
Hunter Holmes McGuire Veterans Administration Medical Center
1201 Broad Rock Blvd., Building 509,
Richmond, VA. 23249-0001
BUSINESS PHONE:
804-675-5117 or 804-675-5000 ext. 6169
BUSINESS FAX:
804-675-6134
BUSINESS E-mail:
gary.goldberg@va.gov
Practice Description:
Medical practice based in a Veterans Administration Hospital that
includes inpatient, residential, and outpatient rehabilitation care for
military veterans and active duty service members with traumatic brain
injury and related polytrauma, administration of residential and
outpatient polytrauma rehabilitation programs, electrodiagnostic
consultations (electromyography and nerve conduction studies), and
ultrasound imaging of peripheral nerves, muscles, tendons, ligaments
and joints.
Academic Participation:
Polytrauma and brain injury rehabilitation programs that include both
clinical and translational research as well as clinical training of PM&R
residents and brain injury fellows through teaching activities associated
with the PM&R residency training program based at the Medical
College of Virginia / Virginia Commonwealth University Health
System. Also participate in undergraduate medical education for
medical students from Medical College of Virginia.
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EDUCATION and TRAINING
UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION:
Dates Attended
Name and Location
of Institute
Degree Received
and Year/Date
Major Subject
Sept 1969 June 1974
University of
Toronto.
Toronto,
Ontario.
Bachelor of
Applied Science
(BASc), 1974
Engineering
Science
(Electrical
Option)
September 1974
-May, 1977
Michael G.
DeGroote
(McMaster
University)
School of
Medicine.
Hamilton,
Ontario.
Medical
Doctorate (MD),
conferred May
27, 1977
Medicine
POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION:
Dates Attended
Name and Location of
Institution
Name of Program Director /
Supervisor, Department and Position
Held
July 1977 June 1978
McMaster University,
Department of
Postgraduate Medicine,
Hamilton, Ontario.
Victor Neufeld MD
Internal Medicine,
Intern.
July 1, 1978 June 30, 1981
Temple University,
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
Dorothea D Glass MD
Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation,
Resident.
University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ontario.
John T Murphy MD PhD,
Physiology,
Post-Doctoral Fellow.
July 1981 June 1984
July 1981 June 1984
University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ontario.
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John C Crawford MD
Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation,
Clinical Research Fellow
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APPOINTMENTS and POSITIONS
ACADEMIC:
Years Inclusive
Name and Location of
Institution or Organization
Rank / Title
1980 - 1981
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Temple University,
Philadelphia, PA.
Clinical Instructor
1981 - 1984
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ontario.
Clinical Instructor
1984 - 1990
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Temple University,
Philadelphia, PA.
Assistant Professor
1990 - 1999
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Temple University,
Philadelphia, PA.
Associate Professor
2000 – 2002
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, PA.
Visiting Associate Professor
2002 – 2003
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Univeristy of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, PA
Professor
2009 –
Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Virginia Commonwealth
University/Medical College
of Virginia, Richmond, VA.
Clinical Adjunct Professor
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NON-ACADEMIC:
Years Inclusive
Name and Location of
Institution or Organization
Rank / Title or Position
1980 - 1981
Department of Physical
Medicine and
Rehabilitation,
Temple University,
Philadelphia, PA.
Chief Resident
1984 - 1999
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
Active Medical Staff
1984 - 1999
Albert Einstein Medical
Center, Philadelphia, PA.
Active Attending Staff
1984 - 1999
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
Founding Director,
Electrodiagnostic Center
1984 - 1994
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
Attending Physiatrist,
Inpatient stroke
rehabilitation service,
Stroke Center
1987 - 1991
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
Co-Chairman, Research
Committee
1989 - 1991
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
President of the Medical
Staff
1994 - 1999
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital, Drucker Brain
Injury Center,
Philadelphia, PA.
Attending Physiatrist,
Inpatient brain injury
rehabilitation service
1998 - 1999
Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA.
Medical Director, Moss
Concussion Center
2000 - 2003
University of Pittsburgh
Medical Center,
UPMC Rehabilitation
Hospital,
Pittsburgh, PA.
Director, Brain Injury
Rehabilitation Program;
Director, Electrodiagnostic
Center
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NON-ACADEMIC (continued):
Years Inclusive
Name and Location of
Institution or Organization
Rank / Title or Position
9/2003 – 5/2009
Mercy Hospital of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA.
Director, Acquired Brain
Injury Rehabilitation Program
6/2009 – present
Hunter Holmes McGuire
Veterans Administration
Medical Center,
Richmond, VA.
Medical Director, Polytrauma
Network Site Outpatient Clinic;
Medical Director, Polytrauma
Transitional Rehabilitation
Program
CERTIFICATION and LICENSURE
SPECIALTY CERTIFICATION:
Certifying Organization
Year
Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada
Certificate #: 46140
July 27, 1978
National Board of Medical Examiners
Certificate Number: 233346
USMLE #: 32333460
June 1, 1979
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Canada,
Specialty Section on Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
1981
American Board of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Certificate Number: 2009
May 26, 1983
American Board of Electrodiagnostic
Medicine
Certificate Number: 0344
1989
MEDICAL or OTHER PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE:
State / State License Number
Year
Pennsylvania; MD022752E
1978
Virginia; 0101247367
2010
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MEMBERSHIPS in PROFESSIONAL and SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES
Organization
Year Joined
American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
1984
American Association of Electrodiagnostic and
Neuromuscular Medicine
1985
Society for Neuroscience
1986
American Association for the Advancement of
Science
1988
American Institute for Ultrasound in Medicine
2004
SELECTED HONORS and AWARDS
Title of Award
Year Awarded
US Navy Science Cruiser Award
1965
Jenkins Scholarship in Engineering, University of
Toronto, School of Engineering
1973
Young Investigator Research Award
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Education and
Research Foundation
1987
Teacher of the Year, Department of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation, Temple University
School of Medicine
1991
Elected to Best Doctors in Philadelphia, as published
in Philadelphia magazine, 2/94
1994
Elected to Best Doctors in America
1994
Elected to Best Doctors in Philadelphia, as published
in Philadelphia magazine, 5/99
1999
Elected to Best Doctors in Pittsburgh, as published in
Pittsburgh magazine, 4/2002
2002
Elected to Top Doctors in Pittsburgh, as published in
Pittsburgh magasine, 5/2008
2008
Golden Goniometer Award, in recognition of
outstanding contributions to UPMC Mercy PM&R
residency training program
2008
Elected to Top Doctors in Pittsburgh, as published in
Pittsburgh magazine, 4/2009
2009
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PUBLICATIONS
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES:
1. Goldberg, G., Mayer, N.H., and Toglia, J.U.: Medial frontal cortex infarction and
the alien hand sign. Archives of Neurology 38:683-686, 1981.
2. Goldberg, G.: Supplementary motor area structure and function: Review and
hypothesis. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 8:567-588, 1985.
3. Goldberg, G., Kwan, H.C., Murphy, J.T.: A neurophysiologic approach to the
assessment of functional prognosis in brain damage. Electromyography and Clinical
Neurophysiology 27:455-468, 1987.
4. Bloom, K.K. & Goldberg, G.: Tibial nerve somatosensory evoked potentials in
spinal cord hemisection. American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
68:59-65, 1989.
5. Gent, M., Blakely, J.A., Easton, J.D., Ellis, D.J., Hachinski, V.C., Harbison, J.W.,
Panak, E., Roberts, R.S., Sicurella, J., Turpie, A.G.G. and the CATS Group: The
Canadian American Ticlopidine Study (CATS) in thromboembolic stroke. Design,
organization and baseline results. Stroke 19:1203-1210, 1988.
6. Gent, M., Blakely, J.A., Easton, J.D., Ellis, D.J., Hachinski, V.C., Harbison, J.W.,
Panak, E., Roberts, R.S., Sicurella, J., Turpie, A.G.G. and the CATS Group: The
Canadian American Ticlopidine Study (CATS) in thromboembolic stroke. Lancet
i:1215-1220, 1989.
7. Moster, M.L. & Goldberg, G.: Topography of scalp potentials preceding selfinitiated saccades. Neurology 40:644-648, 1990.
8. Goldberg, G. & Bloom, K.K.: Alien hand sign. Localization, lateralization,
recovery and relationship to the dual premotor systems hypothesis. American
Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 69:228-238, 1990.
9. Falco, F.J.E., Hennessey, W.J., Braddom, R.L., Goldberg, G.: Standardized nerve
conduction studies of the upper limb in the healthy elderly. American Journal of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 71:263-271, 1992.
10. Coslett, H.B., Schwartz, M.F., Goldberg, G., Haas, D., Perkins, J.: Multi-modal
hemispatial deficits after left hemispheric stroke: A disorder of attention? Brain
116:527-554, 1993
11. Buxbaum, L.J., Coslett, H.B., Schall, R.R., McNally, B., Goldberg, G.: Hemispatial
factors in mirror writing. Neuropsychologia 31:1417-1421, 1993
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12. Rapp, P.E., Goldberg, G., Albano, A.M., Janicki, M.B., Murphy, D., Niemeyer, E.,
Jimenez-Montano, M.A.: Using coarse-grained measures to characterize
electromyographic signals. International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos 3:525541, 1993
13. Falco, F.J.E., Hennessey, W.J., Goldberg, G., Braddom, R.L.: H-reflex latency in
the healthy elderly. Muscle and Nerve 17:161-167, 1994
14. Hennessey, W.J., Falco, F.J.E., Goldberg, G., Braddom, R.L.: Gender and arm
length: Influence of nerve conduction parameters in the upper limb. Archives of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 75:265-269, 1994
15. Anmuth, C.J., Goldberg, G., Mayer, N.H.: Fractal dimension of electromyographic
signals recorded with surface electrodes during isometric contractions is linearly
correlated with muscle activation. Muscle and Nerve 17:953-954, 1994
16. Hennessey, W.J., Falco, F.J.E., Braddom, R.L., Goldberg, G.: Influence of age on
distal latency comparisons in carpal tunnel syndrome. Muscle and Nerve 17:12151217, 1994
17. Falco, F.J.E., Hennessey, W.J., Goldberg, G., Braddom, R.L.: Standardized nerve
conduction studies in the lower limb of the healthy elderly. American Journal of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 73:168-174, 1994
18. CAPRIE Steering Committee and the CAPRIE study group: A randomised, blinded,
trial of clopidogrel versus aspirin in patients at risk of ischaemic events (CAPRIE).
Lancet 348(9038):1329-1339, 1996
19. Schwartz, S.J., Sturr, M., Goldberg, G.: Statistical methods in rehabilitation
literature. A survey of recent publications. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 77:497-500, 1996
20. Goldberg, G., Segal, M.E., Berk, S.N., Schall, R.R., Gershkoff, A.M.: Stroke
transition after inpatient rehabilitation. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 4:64-79, 1997
21. Gresham, G.E., Alexander, D., Bishop, D.S., Giuliani, C., Goldberg, G., Holland, A.,
Kelly-Hayes, M., Linn, R.T., Roth, E.J., Stason, W.B., Trombly, C.A.: American
Heart Association Prevention Conference. IV. Prevention and rehabilitation of
stroke. Rehabilitation. Stroke 28:1522-1526, 1997
22. Goldberg, G., Karazim, E.: Application of evoked potentials to the prediction of
discharge status in minimally-responsive patients. A pilot study. Journal of Head
Trauma Rehabilitation 13:51-68, 1998
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23. Keren, O., Ben-Dror, S., Shmuel, M., Stern, M.J., Goldberg, G., Groswasser, Z.:
Event-related potentials as an index of cognitive function during recovery from
severe closed head injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation 13:15-30, 1998
24. Goldberg, G.: Symposium on Care after Neurologic Injury: What happens after
brain injury? Postgraduate Medicine 104:91-105, 1998
25. Goldberg, G.: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion. Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation: State of the Art Reviews Vol. 15, No. 2, June 2001. 363-398..
26. Wagner, A.K., Fabio, T., Zafonte, R.D., Goldberg, G., Marion, D., Peitzman, A.:
Physical medicine and rehabilitation consultation: relationships with acute functional
outcome, length of stay and discharge planning after traumatic brain injury.
American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 82:526-536, 2003
27. Li, J., Goldberg, G., Munin, M.C., Wagner, AK., Zafonte, R.D.: Post-traumatic
bilateral facial palsy: A case report and literature review Brain Injury 18:315-320,
2004
THESES, REVIEWS, INVITED PAPERS, INVITED EDITORIALS, PROCEEDINGS
OF CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA, BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS:
1. Goldberg, G.: Design of a heart-rate monitor; Bachelor of Applied Science Thesis,
1974.
2. Goldberg, G.: Where there is a will there is a way (to understand it). Author's reply
to commentaries. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 8:601-615, 1985.
3. Goldberg, G.; Kwan, H.C.: Bernsteinian physiology and computational modelling-East meets West at the boundary. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 8:153-154, 1985.
4. Goldberg, G.: Response and projection: A reinterpretation of the premotor concept.
In: Neuropsychology of apraxia and related disorders. Ed. E.A. Roy. Elsevier/North
Holland, 1985. pp. 251-266.
5. Goldberg, G.: Principles of rehabilitation of the elderly stroke patient. In: New
Issues in Stroke: Diagnosis, Treatment and Rehabilitation among the Elderly. Eds.
R.E. Dunkle & J.W. Schmidley. New York: Springer Publishing Co., 1987.
6. Goldberg, G.: From intent to action: Evolution and function of the premotor
systems of the frontal lobe. In: The Frontal Lobes Re-visited. Ed. E. Perecman.
IRBN Press, 1987.
7. Idiculla, A. & Goldberg, G.: Physical fitness for the mature woman. Medical
Clinics of North America 71:135-148, 1987.
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8. Goldberg, G.: Premotor systems, motor learning and ipsilateral control: Learning to
get set. Reply to continuing commentary. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 10:323329, 1987.
9. Goldberg, G. & Berger, G.G.: Secondary prevention in stroke: A primary
rehabilitation concern. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 69:32-40,
1988.
10. Cole, J.L., Pavot, A.P., Goldberg, G. & Spielholz N.I.: Central nervous system
electrophysiology. In: Rehabilitation Medicine: Principles and Practice. Eds. J. A.
DeLisa, D. Currie, B. Gans, P. Gatens, J. A. Leonard, Jr., & M. McPhee.
Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott, 1988, pp. 228-256.
11. Goldberg, G.: Clinical neurophysiology and the study of human functionality.
Recent developments and future applications. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Clinics of North America 1:159-185, 1990.
12. Goldberg, G.: Secondary stroke prevention. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Clinics of North America 2:517-527, 1991.
13. Goldberg, G.: Neurophysiologic models of recovery in stroke. Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America 2:599-614, 1991.
14. Goldberg, G.: Rehabilitation research. Toward a new approach to the study of
human function and complex morbidity. American Journal of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 70:S159-S160, 1991.
15. Goldberg, G.: Microgenetic theory and the dual premotor systems hypothesis.
Implications for rehabilitation of the brain-damaged individual. In: Cognitive
microgenesis. A neuropsychological perspective. Ed. R. Hanlon. New York,
Springer, 1991, pp. 32-52.
16. Goldberg, G.: Premotor systems, attention to action and behavioural choice. In:
Neurobiology of motor programme selection. New approaches to mechanisms of
behavioural choice. Eds. J. Kien, C. McCrohan, & W. Winlow. Oxford, Pergamon
Press, 1992, pp. 225-249.
17. Werner, R.A. & Goldberg, G.: Clinical applications of evoked potential testing.
CRC Reviews in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 4:105-131, 1992.
18. Goldberg, G.: Dynamical systems theory and the mobility gradient. Information,
homology and self-similar structure. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 15:278-279,
1992.
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19. Goldberg, G.: Constraints on predicting functional recovery following stroke.
Applications of clinical, laboratory, neurophysiologic and neuroimaging parameters.
Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 1:51-76, 1994
20. Stanton, D.F., Andary, M.T., Goldberg, G.: Outcomes of older patients receiving
chronic dialysis. Journal of the American Medical Association 272:274, 1994
21. Katz, R.T., Campagnolo, D.I., Goldberg, G., Parker, J.C., Pine, Z.M., Whyte, J.:
Critical evaluation of clinical research. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 76:82-93, 1995
22. Goldberg, G., Porcelli, J.: Clinical forum commentary: The functional benefits.
How much and for whom? Aphasiology 9:274-277, 1995
23. Goldberg, G., Mayer, N.H.: Commentary: The neurodynamics of heavy PETing.
At/intention, learning, functional recovery and rehabilitation. Behavioral and Brain
Sciences 18:348-349, 1995
24. Goldberg, G.: Neurophysiology. In: PM&R Secrets. Eds. B. O'Young & Mark
Young. Philadelphia, Hanley & Belfus, Inc., 1996, pp. 40-54.
25. Goldberg, G., Mayer, N.H.: Commentary: The goal of treatment for motor
impairment is not to "normalize" but to "functionalize" through facilitative
modulation and enabling context. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19:75-76, 1996
26. Goldberg, G., Weinik, M., Bartolozzi, A.R.: Functional biomechanics and
rehabilitation of common injuries in ice and inline roller hockey. State of the Art
Reviews in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 11:549-568, 1997
27. Goldberg, G., Goldstein, H.: AAEM Case Report 32: Nerve injury associated with
hip surgery. Muscle and Nerve 21:519-527, 1998
28. Goldberg G, Brooks R. Premotor systems, language-related neurodynamics and
cetacean communication. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21:517-518, 1998
29. Sandel, M.E., Robinson, K.M., Goldberg, G., Graziani, V., Michaud, L.J.:
Neurorehabilitation. In: Neurological and Neurosurgical Emergencies. Ed. J. Cruz.
Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1998, pp. 503-546.
30. Falco, F.J.E., Goldberg, G.: Electrodiagnostic testing. In: Soft Tissue Injuries.
Diagnosis and Treatment. Eds. R.E. Windsor & D.M. Lox. Philadelphia, Hanley &
Belfus, Inc., 1998, pp. 293-319.
31. Goldberg, G., Toledo, S. Jr.: Update on electrodiagnostic evaluation of central
conduction. Techniques and clinical applications. State of the Art Reviews in
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 13:347-369, 1999
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32. Goldberg, G., Sridhara, C.R.: Clinical neurophysiology of the peripheral nervous
system. Electromyography and nerve conduction studies. In: Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation: The Complete Approach. Eds. M. Grabois, S.J. Garrison, K.A. Hart,
L.D. Lehmkuhl. Oxford, Blackwell Science, Inc., 1999, pp. 143-195.
33. Goldberg, G.: Clinical neurophysiology of the central nervous system. Evoked
potentials and other neurophysiologic techniques. In: Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation: The Complete Approach. Eds. M. Grabois, S.J. Garrison, K.A. Hart,
L.D. Lehmkuhl. Oxford, Blackwell Science, Inc., 1999, pp. 196-224.
34. Goldberg, G.: Invited Editorial: When aliens invade: multiple mechanisms for
dissociation between will and action. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and
Psychiatry 68:7, 2000
35. Goldberg, G.: Physiological basis of sensory and motor-evoked potentials. Evoked
Potentials. In: Physiological Basis of Rehabilitation Medicine. Third Edition. Eds.
E. Gonsalez, S. Myers, J. Edelstein, J. Lieberman, J. Downey. Boston, Butterworth
Heinemann, 2001, pp. 325-378.
36. Goldberg, G. Physiology of the Peripheral and Central Nervous Systems. In: PM&R
Secrets 2nd ed. Eds. B. O'Young & Mark Young. Philadelphia, Hanley & Belfus,
Inc., 2001, pp. 30-44
37. Goldberg, G., Cole, J.L., Lissens, M.A. Sensory and Motor Evoked Potentials. In:
PM&R Secrets 2nd ed. Eds. B. O'Young & M. Young. Philadelphia, Hanley &
Belfus, Inc., 2001, pp. 160-165.
38. Penrod, L.E., Goldberg, G., Horton, J.A. Rehabilitation. In: The Trauma Manual
2nd ed. A. Peitzman, M. Rhodes, C. Schwab, D. Yealy, T. Fabian. Philadelphia,
Lippincott-Williams & Wilkins, 2002, pp. 477-486.
39. Hennessey, W., Falco, F., Goldberg, G., Braddom, R. Letters to the Editor:
Influence of age on nerve conduction. Muscle & Nerve p. 428-429, Sept 2002.
40. Goldberg, G. The breakdown and re-establishment of functional behavioral
structures and correlated brain pathophysiology. What we think we know, what we
need to know, and how we may find out. In: Advances in Physical and Rehabilitation
Medicine. Eds. N. Soroker & H. Ring. Bologna, Italy, Mondozze Editore, 2003, pp.
75-83
41. Goldberg, G., Soroker, N. Neurophysiology and cognitive neuroscience: From
membranes to functional brain networks. In: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Secrets. Third Edition. Eds. B.J. O’Young, M.A. Young & S.A. Steins.
Philadelphia, Mosby-Elsevier, 2007, pp.38-46.
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42. Goldberg, G., Cole, J.L., Lissens, M.A. Sensory- and motor-evoked potentials. In:
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Secrets. Third Edition. Eds. B.J. O’Young,
M.A. Young & S.A. Steins. Philadelphia, Mosby-Elsevier, 2007, pp. 136-141.
43. Goldberg, G., Goodwin, M.E. Alien hand syndrome. In: Encyclopedia of Clinical
Neuropsychology. Eds. J.S. Kreutzer, J. DeLuca, B. Caplan. Springer-Verlag, 2010.
(in press)
44. Goldberg, G., Steinmetz, B. Second impact syndrome. In: Management of
Traumatic Brain Injury. Ed. F.S. Zollman. Demos Medical Publishers. (in press)
45. Mcnamee, S., Goldberg, G., Pai, A. Special considerations for military personnel:
unique aspects of blast injury. In: Management of Traumatic Brain Injury. Ed. F.S.
Zollman. Demos Medical Publishers. (in press)
PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS:
1. Goldberg, G.: Infarction in the territory of the distal anterior cerebral artery:
clinical presentation, rehabilitation and prognosis. Archives of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation 61:482, 1980.
2. Goldberg, G.: Cortical participation in spontaneous speech and movement from
regional cerebral blood flow studies: relevance to rehabilitation. Archives of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 61:474, 1980.
3. Goldberg, G., Mayer, N.H., Macks, P., Kalstein, R.: Gait training and the use of a
video motion analyzer. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 62:517,
1981.
4. Goldberg, G., Carter, B.F., Mayer, N.H., Katz, M.R., Agins, P., Landau, K.:
Prognosis in crossed aphasia. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
62:531, 1981.
5. Goldberg, G.: Functional brain activity: a survey of mapping techniques. Archives
of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 62:516, 1981.
6. Goldberg, G., Kwan, H.C., Murphy, J.T.: A microcomputer-based system for
topographic mapping of evoked potentials. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 63:519, 1982.
7. Goldberg, G., Kwan, H.C., Murphy, J.T.: A comparison of topographic and
vectorgraphic representations of the scalp potential distribution in man. Society for
Neuroscience Abstracts 8:975, 1982.
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8. Goldberg, G., Kwan, H.C., Borrett, D., Murphy, J.T.: Differential topography of the
movement-associated scalp potential with internal vs. external dependence of
movement timing. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 65:630, 1984.
9. Goldberg, G., Kwan, H.C., Borrett, D., Murphy, J.T.: Topography of the movementassociated scalp potential suggests initiation of spontaneous movement by the
supplementary motor area. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 65:662,
1984.
10. Goldberg, G.: Topographic studies of the somatosensory evoked potential. Archives
of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 66:1985.
11. Goldberg, G.: Abstracts of selected literature. Journal of Head Trauma
Rehabilitation 1:76-77, 1986.
12. Goldberg, G., Schmier M.: Alternating lateralized stimulation technique for
performing somatosensory evoked potentials. Muscle & Nerve 9:663, 1986.
13. Goldberg, G., Coslett, B., Marks, S., Schilling, D.: Alien hand sign: Disordered
volition in medial frontal cortex infarction. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 67:633, 1986.
14. Berger, G.G. & Goldberg, G.: Secondary prevention in stroke: A primary
rehabilitation concern. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 67:614,
1986.
15. Stephens, J., Goldberg, G., Demopoulos, J.T.: Clonidine reinstates deficits
following recovery from sensorimotor cortex lesions in rats. Archives of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation 67:668, 1986.
16. Goldberg, G., Gansner, R.K.: Traumatic injury of the lateral antebrachial cutaneous
nerve as a complication of cubital vein venipuncture: a case report. Archives of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 68:640, 1987.
17. Berger, G.G., Goldberg, G. & Dorval, J.K., Simarco, A.: Medical diagnostic
categories precipitating unplanned discharges from a free-standing rehabilitation
hospital. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 68:671, 1987.
18. Moster, M.L. & Goldberg, G.: Electrophysiologic evidence for supplementary
motor area involvement in saccadic eye movements. Neurology 38(Suppl 1): 388,
1988.
19. Moster, M.L. & Goldberg, G.: Cortical potentials preceding visually-elicited
saccades. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science 29:136, 1988.
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20. Goldberg, G. & Moster, M.L.: Topographic mapping of presaccadic brain electrical
activity in humans: Support for the dual premotor systems hypothesis. Society for
Neuroscience Abstracts 14:1236, 1988.
21. Lewis, D.B., Goldberg, G., & Perkins, J.: Seizures in stroke rehabilitation. Archives
of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 69:779, 1988.
22. Alshon, J.J., Goldberg, G.: Electromyographic findings in infantile botulism.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 69:726, 1988.
23. Goldberg, G.: Evaluation of complex movements and biomechanics. American
Association of Electromyography and Electrodiagnosis (abstract). October 6, 1988.
24. Bloom, K.K. & Goldberg G.: Alien hand sign and medial frontal lobe infarction.
Stroke 20(1):10, 1989.
25. Goldberg, G. & Lorentz, R.: A software system for recording multichannel
movement-associated cortical potentials. Muscle and Nerve 12:770, 1989.
26. Goldberg, G., Schwartz, M.F., Coslett, H.B. & Perkins J.C.: Hemispatial modulation
of voluntary movement and sensory processing: A case report with relationship to
the dual premotor systems hypothesis. Presented to Symposium honoring V.B.
Mountcastle, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. October, 1989.
27. Coslett, H.B., Schwartz, M., Goldberg, G., Haas, D., Perkins, J.: Hemispatial motor,
sensory and language deficits after parietal and mesial frontal infarcts. Neurology 40
(Suppl 1): 302, 1990.
28. Goldberg, G., Esquenazi, A.: Topographic mapping of tibial nerve somatosensory
evoked potentials in bilateral upper extremity amelia. Presented to the Fourth
International Evoked Potentials Symposium. Toronto, ON. October, 1990.
29. Young, J.L., Goldberg, G., Lafontant, R.: Outcome following nonpathologic hip
fracture: Impact of inpatient rehabilitation. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 71:762, 1990.
30. Fitzpatrick, L.A., Goldberg, G., Charbonneau, E.J., Dworkin, G.E.: Unplanned
discharge from the rehabilitation hospital among stroke patients. Archives of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 71:777, 1990.
31. Davidoff, G.N., DiTunno, J.F., Findley, T.W., Goldberg, G.: Prevalence rates for
measures of academic productivity: A comparison of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation units versus other clinical science units. Archives of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation 71:766, 1990.
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32. Goldberg, G., Albano, A.M.: Geometrical characterization of electromyographic
signal dynamics. Presented to the annual meeting of the International Brain Research
Organization, Montreal Canada. August 6, 1991.
33. Falco, F.J.E., Hennessey, W.J., Braddom, R.L., Goldberg, G.: Standardized nerve
conduction studies in the upper limb of healthy elderly humans. Presented to the
spring meeting of the Association of Academic Physiatrists, Orlando FL, February
14, 1992.
34. Goldberg, G., Albano, A.M.: Geometrical characterization of electromyographic
signals. Muscle & Nerve 15:1192, 1992.
35. Goldberg, G., Hennessey, W.J., Falco, F.J.E., Braddom, R.L.: Within-hand
comparison of distal latencies in the elderly. Muscle & Nerve 15:1185, 1992.
36. Buxbaum, L., Coslett, H.B., Schall, R.B., Goldberg, G.: Hemispatial determinants in
mirror writing. Presented at the International Neuropsychological Society meeting,
Galveston TX, February, 1993.
37. McDowell, S.K., Goldberg, G.: Two-point discrimination sense improves in the skin
of the residual limb following below-knee amputation. American Journal of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation 73:145, 1994.
38. Goldberg, G., Tuel, S.M.: The fractal dimension of surface electromyographic
signals declines during fatiguing isometric contraction. American Journal of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 73:146, 1994.
39. Falco, F., Hennessey, W.J., Goldberg, G., Braddom, R.L.: Standardized nerve
conduction studies in the lower limb of the healthy elderly. American Journal of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 73:146, 1994.
40. Berk, S.N., Goldberg, G., Schall, R.: The Stroke Transition After Inpatient
Rehabilitation Project: Second year progress report. Archives of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation 75:724, 1994.
41. Hennessey, W.J., Falco, F.J.E., Braddom, R.L., Goldberg, G.: The influence of
aging on within hand distal latency comparisons in carpal tunnel syndrome. Muscle
and Nerve 17:1115, 1994.
42. Goldberg, G., Karazim, E.: Evoked potentials predict functional outcome in comaemergent patients. American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
75:159, 1996.
43. Anmuth, C.J., Goldberg, G.: Sural innervation of the dorsal skin of the foot.
Electrodiagnostic identification of an anatomical variant. Muscle and Nerve 19:1195,
1996.
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44. Stephens, J., Seykot, J.J., Rabin, M., Costa, T., Kern, M., Goldberg, G.: Impact of
goal on rapid voluntary movements of the elbow. Neurology Report 21:179, 1997.
45. Goldberg, G., Fleegler, E.J., Sridhara, C.R.: Focal median mononeuropathy due to a
large schwannoma: the role of electrodiagnostic assessment. Muscle and Nerve
20:1061, 1997.
46. Goldberg, G., Boninger, M.L., Zafonte, R.D., Wagner, A.K.: Effects of age on
discharge destination, functional status at discharge and rate of functional
improvement during inpatient rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury. Archives of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 82:1299, 2001.
47. Wagner, A.K., Fabio, A., Zafonte, R.D., Strotmeyer, S., Goldberg, G., Peitzman, A.,
Marion, D.: Predictors of acute hospitalization length of stay for people with
traumatic brain injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 82:1299,
2001.
48. Wagner, A.K., Fabio, A. Strotmeyer, S., Zafonte, R.D., Goldberg, G., Peitzman, A.,
Marion, D.: Relationship of age to acute functional outcome after traumatic brain
injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 82:1299, 2001.
49. Wagner, A.K., Fabio, A., Zafonte, R.D., Strotmeyer, S., Goldberg, G., Peitzman, A.,
Marion, D.: Gender associations with acute functional outcome after traumatic brain
injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 82:1300, 2001.
50. Wagner, A.K., Fabio, A., Zafonte, R.D., Strotmeyer, S., Goldberg, G., Peitzman, A.,
Marion, D.: Effect of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation consultation on acute
functional outcome after traumatic brain injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 82:1300, 2001
51. Raval, G., Goldberg, G., Wagner, A.K., Zafonte, R.D.: Intracerebral hemorrhage in
a patient with bilateral malignant pheochromocytomas: A case report. Archives of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 83:1649, 2002
52. Goldberg, G., DeGuzman, J., Horton, J.A., Wagner, A.K., Zafonte, R.D.: All-terrain
vehicle-associated injury as an emerging concern in neurotrauma rehabilitation in
western Pennsylvania: A case series. Archives of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation 83:1649, 2002
53. Goldberg, G.: The breakdown and re-establishment of functional behavioral
structures and correlated brain pathophysiology. What we think we know, what we
need to know, and how we may find out. (Abstract) 2nd World Congress of the
Inernational Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine-ISPRM “Reflection on
Advances in Rehabilitation-Future Challenges”. Prague, Czech Republic, May 18-22,
2003.
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54. Capulong, E., Goldberg, G.: Postconcussion syndrome in a patient with familial
multiple cerebral cavernous malformations: A case report. Archives of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation 84:A8, Sept, 2003
55. Goldberg, G.: Electrosononeurography: Peripheral nerve diagnosis raised to the
power of two. A case report. PM&R 1:S139, 2009
56. Goldberg, G., Carter, J.P., Otting, J.J. II: Ultrasound imaging in the identification of
an anomalous anconeus epitrochlearis compressing the ulnar nerve at the elbow.
PM&R 1:S146-S147, 2009
57. Dorsett, A.R., Fogg, J.K., Goldberg, G.: An electrodiagnostic and ultrasonographic
evaluation of unilateral radiating elbow pain. A case report. PM&R 1:S135-S136,
2009
VIDEOTAPE PRODUCTIONS and CONSULTATIONS:
1. Title: "An Introduction to the Multimodality Sensory Evoked Potential Laboratory"
Role: Producer/Writer
Description: A brief introduction to the basic concepts of sensory evoked potential
recording and interpretation. Includes demonstrations of equipment and recording
techniques. Outlines clinical indications for performing sensory evoked potentials.
Date: 1985
2. Title: "Alien Hand Sign"
Role: Producer
Description: Edited tape of interviews and clinical examinations of a series of patients
with the "alien hand sign" associated with medial frontal lobe infarctions.
Date: 1987
3. Title: "Alien Hand"
Role: Consultant
Description: Videotape produced by The Mission Productions company for the
Learning Channel describing symptoms associated with 'alien hand sign' in patients with
brain damage.
Date: 1996
4. Title: “Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion: What Educators Need to
Know”
Role: Speaker, Organizer, Panel member
Description: Videotape of teleconference produced for school personnel picked up at
centers across the state of Pennsylvania. Tape made available through PaTTAN website.
Producer: Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN)—
Pittsburgh Office
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Date: April 17, 2002
5. Title: “The Wonders of the Human Body”
Role: Consultant
Description: Educational production generated by Office Kei, Inc. for a Japanese
audience regarding various aspects of medicine. One featured condition reviewed and
discussed in the production is “alien hand syndrome” for which Dr. Goldberg provided
extensive background information and scientific consultation to the production company
Date: September 26, 2003
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
TEACHING:
TEACHING ACTIVITIES FOR TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (1984 - 1999)
1. Daily supervision and instruction of residents in the Temple University residency
training program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation during rotations in:
a. Electrodiagnostic Medicine, Electrodiagnostic Center, Moss Rehabilitation
Hospital (2-3 residents at a time)
b. Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Drucker Brain Injury Center, Moss
Rehabilitation Hospital (3 senior residents at a time)
2. Supervision of residents on research elective rotations in evoked potentials
3. Participation as faculty supervisor/mentor for residents in the training program
4. Regular participation as Faculty advisor for PM&R Grand Rounds presentations
5. Regular scheduled participation in annual Core Curriculum didactic presentations
6. Participation as faculty in annual Research Methodology course for the residents
7. Participation in annual technical demonstrations of electrodiagnostic methods
TEACHING ACTIVITIES FOR UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (2000 - 2003)
1. Daily supervision and instruction of residents in the University of Pittsburgh
residency training program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation during rotations
in: Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation, UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital.
(Continuous supervision of a resident on a 2-month clinical rotation—6 resident
rotations annually)
2. Supervision of senior outpatient resident clinic in Brain Injury Rehabilitation
3. Participation as faculty supervisor/mentor for residents in the training program
4. Regular scheduled participation in annual Core Curriculum didactic presentations
(see below)
5. Participation as faculty in annual EMG course for the residents
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine: Department of Medicine Annual
Musculoskeletal Clinical Skills Practical, May 24, 2001
Faciliator: small group physical examinations
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine-Advisor for “Faculty and Students
Together” -- F.A.S.T. Program, 2002, 2003.
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine-Physical Diagnosis Session II,
Clinical Skills November-December 2002.
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Faculty Project Advisor, Bioengineering Senior Design Course, James F. Antaki PhD,
Director, 2002-2003
Invited Lecturer, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilation Residents.
Topic: Introduction to Issues in TBI Management
Date: January, 2000
Invited Speaker, Grand Rounds, UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital
Topic: From Coma to Community: A Vision for the UPMC Rehabilitation Brain Injury
Program
Date: March 1, 2000
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Residents.
Topic: NIH Consensus Statement on the Rehabilitation of the patient with TBI
Date: August 16, 2000
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Residents.
Topic: 1. Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
2. Neuropharmacology in TBI
Date: March 1, 2001
Invited Speaker, “Bring Your Child to Work” day
Topic: Helmet Safety/Seatbelt Restraint
Sponsor: UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital
Date: April 26, 2001
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Residents.
Topic: 1. Pathophysiology and Epidemiology of TBI
2. Evaluation of the TBI patient
Date: November 1, 2001
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residents
Topic: TBI- Early Rehab Interventions; PM&R consultation of the TBI patient.
Date: January 3, 2002
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residents
and Allied Health workers at UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital
Topic: Morbidity and Management Conference: An Approach to Quality Improvement
in Brain Injury Rehabiliation
Topic: Perspective on Rehabilitation of Individuals with Cognitive Impairment After
Brain Injury: Rational for Reconsideration of Theoretical Paradigms.
Date: June 17, 2002
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Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residents
and program staff at UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital
Topic: Introduction to Basic Neuroanatomy and Function of the Human Brain.
Date: July 09, 2002
Invited Lecture, New Developments in Sports Related Concussion.
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Center for Continuing Education in the
Health Sciences, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, UPMC Health System Center for
Sports Medicine, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic
Topic: Basic Concepts: Panel Discussion/Questions
Date: July19-21, 2002
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residents
Topic: Board Reviews: Stroke Rehabilitation.
Date: July 22, 2002
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residents
and program staff at UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital
Topic: Hyponatremia in Brain Injury. Recognition and Management.
Date: July 30, 2002
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Residents.
Topic: Palpation of Anatomic Landmarks
Date: September 27, 2002
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Alllied Health Workers at
UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital
Topic: Rehabilitation for the Clinical Neuroscience RN Specialization Examination
Date: February 6, 2003
Invited Lecture, University of Pittsburgh Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Residents.
Topic: Board Review Series: Cumulative Trauma Disorders
Date: April 14, 2003
TEACHING ACTIVITIES FOR PITTSBURGH MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM
RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM (2003 - 2009)
1. Daily supervision and instruction of residents on the inpatient unit of the Mercy
Rehabilitation Center at UPMC Mercy Hospital (Supervision of residents assigned to
training on the inpatient unit to the extent that they were involved in the care of the
patients being managed in the inpatient unit of the Mercy Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Program )
2. Participation as faculty supervisor/mentor for residents in the training program
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3. Regular scheduled participation in annual Core Curriculum didactic presentations
covering Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Electrodiagnostic Medicine (EMG /
Evoked Potentials), and High-resolution Neuromusculoskeletal Sonography
4. Participation in annual workshop demonstration of Nerve Conduction Studies
methods
5. Participation in annual workshop demonstration of manual palpation techniques and
correlative surface anatomy
6. Participation in annual workshop demonstration of techniques in High-Resolution
Neuromusculoskeletal Sonography
7. Participation as supervising faculty for resident research projects and publications
8. Participation in the annual trauma course for the Mercy Hospital School of Nursing:
“Introduction to Rehabilitation after Acquired Brain Injury”
TEACHING ACTIVITIES FOR VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY /
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM (2009 - )
1. Daily supervision and instruction for resident rotation on the Polytrauma Transitional
Rehabilitation Program and Polytrauma Network Site outpatient clinic at Hunter
Holmes McGuire Veterans Administration Medical Center
2. Regular scheduled participation in didactic presentations for residents rotating at the
Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center. These lectures cover topics in
Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Electrodiagnostic Medicine (EMG / Evoked
Potentials), and High-resolution Neuromusculoskeletal Sonography
3. Participation in annual workshop demonstration of manual palpation techniques and
correlative surface anatomy
4. Participation as a supervising faculty member for Brain Injury Rehabilitation fellows
during training rotations at the Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center
5. Involvement in teaching and the direct supervision of residents performing
Electrodiagnostic Consultations (EMG and NCS) at the Hunter Holmes McGuire VA
Medical Center
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SELECTED PRESENTATIONS, INVITED LECTURES and TEACHING
PARTICIPATION at NATIONAL and REGIONAL PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Invited Speaker
Grand Rounds at the Burke Rehabilitation Center, White Plains, New York
Topic: "Mapping of movement-associated scalp potential fields"
Date: January 9, 1985
Invited Speaker
Wood's Hole Workshop on Computational Neuroscience
Topic: "Supplementary Motor Area and Motor Control"
Date: September 2-6, 1985
Invited Speaker
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Course
Course Title: "Evoked Potentials in CNS Rehabilitation"
Topic: "Sensory evoked potentials in an approach to patients with brain injury."
Date: September 30, 1985
Invited Speaker
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Post-Course
Course Title: "Quantification of Human Performance"
Topic: "Electrophysiology in the assessment of brain function"
Date: October 5-6, 1985
Invited Speaker, Course Title: "The Frontal Lobes Re-visited"
Sponsor: New York University Department of Neurology Institute for Research in
Behavioral Neuroscience
Topic: "SMA as Paralimbic Protomotor Cortex."
Date: October 18, 1985
Invited Speaker
Course Title: "New Issues in Stroke: Diagnosis, Treatment and Rehabilitation Among
the Elderly"
Sponsoring Organization: Center on Aging and Health, Case Western Reserve University
Keynote address: "Principles of Rehabilitation of the Elderly Stroke Patient"
Date: October 30 - November 1, 1985
Invited Speaker, Seminar, Department of Pharmacology and Physiology
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Topic: "Evolutionary cortical architectonics"
Date: April 9, 1986
Hands-On Workshop in Evoked Potentials
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Topic: "Upper Extremity Somatosensory Evoked Potentials"
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Date: October 21, 1986
Invited Speaker, Annual Conference in the Movement Sciences
Teachers College, Columbia University
Topic: "From intent to action: Evolution and function of frontal premotor systems"
Date: November 1, 1986
Invited Speaker, Temple University Hospital Neurology Department Grand Rounds
Topic: "Alien Hand Sign and the Dual Premotor Systems Hypothesis"
Date: March 19, 1987
American Society for Clinical Evoked Potentials Annual Meeting
Topic: "Movement-Associated Scalp Potentials Recorded with Human Voluntary
Action"
Date: April 22-25, 1987
Keynote Speaker, Pennsylvania Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Topic: "Clinical Neurophysiology of the Central Nervous System: A Physiatric
Perspective"
Date: May 30, 1987
Invited Speaker, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Topic: "Secondary Prevention and Rehabilitation; Reducing the Risk of Recurrent
Stroke"
Date: October 23, 1987
Invited Speaker, National Institutes of Health, Laboratory of Motor Control
Topic: "Movement-Associated Scalp Potentials"
Date: January 19, 1988
Invited Speaker, American Association of Electromyography and Electrodiagnosis
Eleventh Annual Continuing Education Course D
Course Title: Clinical Neurophysiology of Movement Disorders
Lecture Title: "Evaluation of Complex Movements and Biomechanics (with course
handout)"
Date: October 6, 1988
Invited Speaker
Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Course Title: Controversies in Stroke Management
Lecture Title: "Secondary prevention and long-term medical management
following stroke (with course handout)"
Date: November 1, 1988
Invited Speaker
Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Course Title: Cognitive Deficits Following Stroke: Assessment and Intervention
Lecture Title: "Disordered volition and loss of behavioral autonomy in frontal lobe brain
infarction"
Date: November 4, 1988
Speaker / Course Director
Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Course Title: Clinical Neurophysiology of the Motor System
Lecture Title: "An Introduction to the Organization of Voluntary Movement in Humans:
The Readiness Potential as a Tool for Investigating Intentional Human Action"
Date: November 5, 1989
Invited Speaker
Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Course Title: Geriatric Stroke Rehabilitation
Lecture Title: "Specific Medical Complications of the Geriatric Stroke Patient"
Date: November 7, 1989
Invited Demonstrator
Workshops in Clinical Neurophysiology
Workshop title: "Electromyographic Kinesiology"
Annual meeting of the American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Date: September 5 and 6, 1990
Speaker / Course Director
Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Course Title: Clinical Neurophysiology: From here to tomorrow
Lecture Title: "An overview of emerging technologies"
Date: October 21, 1990
Invited Speaker,
Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Course Title: Stroke Update
Lecture Title: "Secondary Prevention in Stroke"
Date: October 21, 1990
Invited speaker
Spring meeting of the New England Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Topics: 1. "Intending, Attending and the Active Self"
2. "Preventive Health Care for the Stroke Survivor"
Date: March 9, 1992
Invited Lecturer, Review Course in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Sponsors:
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation and
Department of PM&R, UMDNJ/New Jersey School of Medicine
Topics: 1. "Membrane Physiology as Related to Nerve and Muscle"
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2. "Essentials of Instrumentation
3. "Motor and Sensory Nerve Conduction Techniques and Common Errors"
4. "EMG Potentials and Basic Pathophysiology"
Dates: March, 1993
March, 1994
March, 1995
March, 1996
March, 1997
Invited Lecturer, Annual Course in Electrodiagnosis
Topic: "Basics of Instrumentation and Introduction to Nerve Conduction Techniques."
Sponsor:
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
Thomas Jefferson University School of Medicine
Dates: February, 1995
February, 1996
February, 1997
March, 1998
March, 1999
Topic: Lower Limb Nerve Injury / Entrapment Syndromes
Date: March, 2000
Topics: 1. Lower Extremity Entrapments
2. Somatomsensory Evoked Potentials
Date: March, 2001
Invited Lecturer, Spring Symposium 1995
Sponsored by the Carolinas Medical Center and the Department of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation, University of North Carolina
Topics: 1. "Secondary Stroke Prevention"
2. "Neurophysiologic Models of Motor Recovery after Hemispheric Stroke"
Date: May 19, 1995
Invited Lecturer, Annual meeting of the Association of Academic Physiatrists
Course C: The Physiologic Basis of Neurorehabilitation
Topic: "Utilization of Multimodality Evoked Potentials for Projecting Outcome After
Cortical Injury."
Date: February, 1996
Invited Lecturer, Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Topic: "Preventing Secondary Disability in Stroke"
Date: October, 1996
Invited Lecturer, Annual meeting of the Association of Academic Physiatrists
Topics:
1. "Advanced Electronic Mail and Telecommunications Strategies."
2. "Stable Return Home as the Ultimate Rehabilitation Outcome. What Does it
Take?"
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Date: February, 1997
Invited Lecturer, Annual meeting of the American Society for Clinical Evoked Potentials
Topic: “What can evoked potentials tell us about patients emerging from coma?”
Date: April, 1999
Invited Lecturer, Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Topics:
1. "Pathophysiology of Compression Neuropathy"
2. "Pathophysiology of Sports-Related Concussion"
3. "Application of SSEPs for Patients with Brain Injury"
Date: November, 1999
Workshop Leader, Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Topics:
1.Evoked Potential Assessment of the Minimally Conscious Patient
2. Use of Palpatory Skills for Muscle and Nerve Identification
3.Unusual Sensory Nerve Conduction Studies of the Lower Limb
4.Assistive Technology Demonstrations. Computer-Based Enhancement
of Control and Communication in the Motor-Limited Person
Date: November, 1999
Invited Lecturer, Tenth Annual Electromyography Course
Course Title: Electrodiagnosis of Focal and Diffuse Neuropathies
Sponsor: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Topics: 1. Electrodiagnostic Instrumentation Issues and Basics of Nerve Conduction
Studies
2. Lower Limb Mononeuropathies
Date: March 23, 2000
Invited Lecturer, Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Topic: Unusual Sensory Nerve Conduction Studies of the Lower Limb
Date: November, 2000
Invited Lecturer, Eleventh Annual Electromyography Course
Course Title: Somatosensory Evoked Potentials
Sponsor: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Date: March 23, 2001
Oral Examiner, Chicago Illinois
Sponsor: American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Date: April 20 & 21, 2001
April 26 & 27, 2002
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Invited Lecturer, Centers for Rehab Services-Clinical Update
Topic: A Review of the NIH Consensus Statement on the Rehabilitation of Persons with
Traumatic Brain Injury
Sponsor: Univeristy of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Centers for Rehab Services
Date: May 2, 2001
Invited Speaker, 1st Annual Conference of the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania
Topic: For Whom the Bell Tolls: Sports and Brain Injury
Date: June 3-4, 2001
Invited Lecturer, New Developments in Sports-Related Concussion
Topic: Treatment of Concussion: State of the Art
Sponsor: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Center for Continuing Education
in the Health Sciences, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, UPMC Health System
Center for Sports Medicine, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic
Date: July 27-29, 2001
Invited Lecturer, 48th Annual meeting of the American Association of Electrodiagnostic
Medicine
Course Chair: Numbness, Tingling, Pain and Weakness: A Basic Course in
Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Workshop: Sensory Evoked Potentials-Basic
Date: October 3-6, 2001
Invited Lecturer, Twelfth Annual Electromyography Course
Course Title: Common Lower Limb Focal Neuropathies
Sponsor: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Date: March 21, 2002
Invited Speaker, Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN) /
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Teleconference: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion: What Educators Need to
Know
Sponsor: PaTTAN-Pittsburgh
Date: April 17, 2002
Guest Oral Examiner-Part II, Rochester Minnesota
Sponsor: American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Date: May 17-19, 2002, May 22-24, 2004
Invited Speaker: 1st Annual Conference of the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania
Topic: Living Better Through Chemistry: Neuropharmacology in Traumatic Brain Injury
June 2-3, 2002
Invited Lecturer, 49th Annual meeting of the American Association of Electrodiagnostic
Medicine
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Course Chair: Numbness, Tingling, Pain and Weakness: A Basic Course in
Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Date: October 9-12, 2002
Invited Lecturer, 49th Annual meeting of the American Association of Electrodiagnostic
Medicine
Workshop: Somatosensory Evoked Potentials: Basics.
Date: October 9-12, 2002
Invited Lecture: American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Annual
Meeting
Topic: Dopaminergic Systems After Traumatic Brain Injury: Bench to Bedside.
Date: November 21-23, 2002
Invited Lecture, 37th Comprehensive Review Course in Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, Baylor College of Medicine and
University of Texas Medical School at Houston
Topic: Somatosensory Evoked Potentials
Date: March 1, 2003, March 27, 2004
Invited Lecturer, Thirteenth Annual Electromyography Course
Lecture Title: Somatosensory Evoked Potentials
Sponsor: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Date: March 21, 2003
Guest Oral Examiner-Part II, Rochester Minnesota
Sponsor: American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Date: April 25-26, 2003
Invited Speaker: 2nd Annual Conference of the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania
Topic: An Introduction to Pharmacology for Families of Brain-Injured Persons
Date: June 22-23, 2003
Invited Speaker: The Irvin Ibsen Memorial Conference, DesMoines, Iowa
Topic: 1. Evalutating and Treating Mild TBI and Sports-Related Concussion
2. New Advances in the Rehabilitation of Postconcussion Syndrome
Date: July 25, 2003
Workshop Leader:
Hands-on workshops for meeting participants addressing topics:
1. Palpatory skills for muscle and nerve identification.
2. Unusual sensory conduction studies of the lower limb
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64 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Chicago, IL.
Date: October 9-11, 2003.
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Invited Speaker: Electrodiagnosis and Clinical Neurophysiology: A High-Intensity
Review
Rehabilitation Insitute of Chicago, Chicago, IL.
Lecture topics:1. Somatosensory evoked potentials with demonstration.
2. Muscle and nerve dynamic imaging with high-resolution
sonography: Bringing imaging into the electrodiagnostic laboratory.
A lecture-demonstration.
Dates: March 11, 2005, March 10, 2006, March 16, 2007
Invited Speaker and Faculty: Diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound for the physiatrist:
A hands-on approach.
68th Annual Assembly of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation. A Preconference Course.
Topic: Elbow and hand examination.
Date:
September 26, 2007
Invited Conference Speaker: LifeCare 2007: A Focus on Mind, Body, and Soul.
LifeCare Hospitals of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA.
Topic: Rehabilitation of the patient with acquired brain injury
Date:
December 6, 2007
Invited Speaker: Electrodiagnosis and Clinical Neurophysiology: A High-Intensity
Review
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL.
Lecture topics:
1. Bringing imaging into the electrodiagnostic laboratory.
Ultrasound imaging of nerve and muscle. A lecture with
demonstration.
2. Lower limb mononeuropathies.
Date: March 14, 2008, March 19, 2009
Invited Speaker: Annual Conference of the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg Hershey Marriott.
Lecture topic: Current best practice for pharmacologic management in acquired brain
injury rehabilitation.
Date: June 23, 2008
Seminar Speaker: Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, Austin, TX.
Lecture topic: The legacy of Kurt Goldstein: Phenomenology, brain rehabilitation, and
the holistic approach to the function of the human organism.
Date: October 21, 2009
Course Speaker and Moderator: Annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation, Austin, TX.
Lecture topic: Exercise as medicine for the brain: Introduction.
Date: October 24, 2009
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Invited Speaker: A Team Approach to Veterans with Co-Morbid Conditions.
Topic: “The Evaluation and Treatment Planning Process”
Buena Vista, Florida, June 24, 2010
Invited Speaker: Annual meeting of the Institute for Defense and Government
Advancement (IDGA). Post-conference Workshop: Traumatic Brain Injury/Polytrauma
Rehabilitation: Setting Up a Multi-Tiered System of Care. San Antonio, TX, June 25,
2010
RESEARCH:
RESEARCH GRANTS AND CONTRACTS:
Title: Canadian-American Ticlopidine Study
Role: Co-investigator / Center director
Sponsor: Syntex Research
Amount: $125,000
Date: 1984 - 1987
Description: Triple-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of ticlopidine
hydrochloride in the prevention of recurrent stroke, myocardial infarction and
cardiovascular death in patients with a recent thromboembolic cerebrovascular accident.
Title: Electrical Activity Preceding Saccadic Eye Movements
Role:
Co-investigator with M.L. Moster, M.D., Neuro-ophthalmologist in Department
of Neurology, Temple University School of Medicine
Sponsor: Albert Einstein Society
Amount: $25,000
Date: June 1988 - June 1989
Description: Pilot study to examine the topography of electroencephalographic scalp
distributions that precede the occurrence of saccades performed within different
volitional contexts.
Title: Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Theory Applied to Electromyographic Signal
Processing
Role: Principal Investigator
Co-investigators: A.M. Albano, P.E. Rapp, T.E. Bashore
Sponsor: The Whitaker Foundation
Grant Period: 1/1/89 - 1/1/91
Amount: $150,000
Description: Study designed to apply methods of nonlinear analysis and assessment of
chaotic dynamics to the examination of electromyographic signals. The process of
normal motor unit recruitment studied at different levels of force output and dynamic
patterns of muscle activation associated with the appearance of physiological as well as
various pathological tremors were analyzed as oscillatory, chaotic phenomena.
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Title: Physiologic and Behavioral Studies of Language Disorders in Stroke
Role: Co-investigator with Myrna L. Schwartz PhD
Sponsor: The Arronson Foundation
Amount: $50,000
Grant Period: 11/1/89 - 10/31/92
Description: This research project linked behavioral studies of impaired speech and
language processing to studies of brain physiology with the central question to be
investigated being how the damaged brain reorganizes itself to accomplish the learning of
an icon-based language system in globally-aphasic subjects.
Title: Stroke Transition After Inpatient Rehabilitation (STAIR)
Role: Co-investigator with Stephen Berk PhD
Sponsor: The Penn Foundation
Amount: $250,000
Grant Period: 9/1/91 - 3/31/95
Description: This project examined the value of a structured case-management system
for tracking and managing stroke patients who have been discharged to the community
following an inpatient rehabilitation hospitalization. The purpose of the study was to
determine whether this type of comprehensive case-managed outpatient system can
maintain a stable placement of the patient in the community and whether the general
health of the patient and the primary care-giver(s) can be maintained and/or enhanced
when compared to a control group not receiving these services.
Title: Clopidogrel versus Aspirin in Patients at Risk of Ischemic Events (CAPRIE)
Role: Participating Center Research Director
Sponsor: Sanofi Pharmaceuticals
Amount: $75,000
Grant Period: 10/1/92 - 3/1/96
Description: Triple-blind, multi-center, randomized, controlled trial of clopidogrel (a
platelet inhibiting derivative of ticlopidine hydrochloride) versus aspirin in the
prevention of recurrent stroke, myocardial infarction and cardiovascular death in patients
presenting with a recent thromboembolic cerebrovascular accident, myocardial infarction
or vascular reconstructive surgery/limb amputation.
CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS:
1. Prediction of functional outcome following severe traumatic and nontraumatic
acquired brain injury
2. Correlates/determinants of recovery of function following acquired brain injury
3. Neuropsychopharmacology interventions in the treatment of the clinical
manifestations of acquired brain injury and facilitation of recovery
4. Mild brain injury in military personnel: Prevention, assessment and treatment
5. Applications of high-resolution neuromusculoskeletal ultrasound imaging in Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation and in Electrodiagnostic Medicine
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6. The phenomenology of chronic illness and disability related to acquired brain injury
SERVICE:
Hospital Committee Work
Co-Chairman, Staff Research Committee, Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, 1987 - 1991
Member, By-Laws Committee, Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, 1986 - 1990
Member, Institutional Review Board, Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, 1987 - 1991
Member, Medical Quality Assurance Committee, Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, 1991 1996
Member, Infection Control Committee, Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, 1993 – 1996
Member, Trauma Medical Audit Committee, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center,
2000-2003
Member, Medical Executive Committee, UPMC Rehabilitation Hospital, 2000-2003
National Professional and Scientific Society Committee Work
Chairman, Equipment and Computer Committee, American Association of
Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 1988 - 1991
Member, Workshop Committee, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
1991 - 1994
Member, Research Committee, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
1994 - 1996
Chairman, Course Committee, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
1996 – 1999
Board Member, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 2002-current
President-Elect, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 2003-2004
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Chairman, Information Systems Committee, American Academy of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation 1998 - 2003
Member, Research Committee, Association of Academic Physiatrists, 1989 - 1998
Member, Research Committee, American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, 1987 - 1994
Chairman, Special Interest Group on Stroke and Neurological Disease Rehabilitation,
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1992 - 1995
Member, Liaison Committee between the American Academy of Neurology and the
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1993 - 1997
Chairman, Education Committee, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
1999-2002
Chair, Course Committee Musculoskeletal Advisory Panel, American Association of
Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 2003.
Chair, Annual Meeting Coordination Committee, American Association of
Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 2003.
Member, Finance Committee, American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
2003-2005.
President, American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
2004-2005.
Past President, American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine,
2005-2006.
Member, Journal Committee, American Association of Neuromuscular and
Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 2006-continuing
Chairman, Nominating Committee, American Association of Neuromuscular and
Electrodiagnostic Medicine, 2006-2007
Public Service Work
Lecture: Beth Shalom Synagogue, Pittsburgh PA. January 3, 2002
Topic: An Introduction to Rehabilitation Medicine and Brain Injury
Rehabilitation
Lecture: Rodef Shalom Temple, Pittsburgh, PA April 7, 2002
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Topic: An Introduction to Rehabilitation Medicine and Brain Injury
Rehabilitation
Originator of the Hockey Doc Column, BREAKAWAY: The Delaware Valley Hockey
Magazine, RJ Sports Productions, Inc., Jenkintown, PA.
Sample column titles:
1. Preventing Neck Injuries in Ice Hockey. Vol. 1, No. 1. January, 1998
2. Getting in Shape to Play. Vol. 1, No. 2. February, 1998
3. Watch your Head! Preventing Head Injuries. Vol. 1, No. 3. March, 1998
4. Taking Care of a Concussion. Vol. 1, No. 4. April, 1998
5. Pulling Out from a Groin Pull. Vol. 2, No. 1. November, 1999
Volunteer lectures to youth sports organizations and youth sports coaches in the
Delaware Valley and West Pennsylvania region addressing the recognition, evaluation
and triage/management of sport-related concussion/brain injury.
School re-entry trainer, Brain STEPS Program, Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania,
2008-
External Reviewer on Academic Promotion Panels
Served on numerous promotional review panels as external reviewer for Departments of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at:
University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
University of Western Ontario, London, ON.
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX
Ohio State University School of Medicine, Columbus, OH.
Editorial Boards
Editorial Board, Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation
Editorial Board, Muscle and Nerve (term completed)
Editorial Board, PM&R. The Journal of Injury, Function and Rehabilitation.
Editorial Board, Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation
NIH Scientific Panel Participation
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Invited Reviewer, Scientific Panel, National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research
Invited External Reviewer for Extramural Grants, National Institutes of Health
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