The UF Department of PM&R Residents and faculty were active at the Annual Assembly for AAPM&R in Salt Lake City October 22-25th. Multiple clinical and research faculty as well as residents and one medical student presented research and case-based topics. Presenters included:| pmr.med.ufl.edu
Congratulations to author team on their recent publication in Journal of Sport and Health Science. Finings indicate strength training throughout life may help promote lower pain levels and preserve mobility and physical activity in later years. Link to the full article will follow. Kiehl D, Thompson Z, Johnson A, Sibille KT, Vincent KV, Vincent HK…| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
Dr. Tanner, Dr. Sibille and colleagues’ recent article “More than chronic pain: behavioural and psychosocial protective factors predict lower brain age in adults with/at risk of knee osteoarthritis over two years” published in Brain Communications, was recently highlighted by the University of Florida Health news. Click here to read the news release titled “Healthy Habits can make your brain…| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
Dr. Jason Zaremski was recently named the 2025 Gregory E. Lutz MD Honorary Lecturer in Physiatry in the Department of PM&R, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York City, New York. Dr. Zaremski provided a workshop on the Prevention and Non-operative Treatment in Throwing Athletes on September 11th and then was honored to present Grand Rounds…| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
Dr. Zaremski, Chief of Sports Medicine in the Department of PM&R, was recently invited as an expert on ways to keep your joints healthy, particularly as you age. The link to the article is below. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/01/well/joint-health.html| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
Dr. Heather Vincent joined ACSM leaders Drs. Liz Joy and Kevin Vincent to discuss an ACSM priority area in Active Aging and Exercise is Medicine. The group symposium was titled ‘The Older I Get the Better I Was: Physiological Changes with Aging and how Exercise can Slow the Hands of Time’. Dr. Vincent spoke at…| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
Dr. Jason Zaremski was invited and recently spoke (via zoom) to the Asia Pacific Athletic Trainer’s Society (https://www.apats.org/ ) on Prevention and Non-Operative Management of UCL injuries in Baseball players. A majority of the information presented included data from studies performed here at UF Health.| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
Current resident Dr. Rosalynn Conic, faculty members Drs. Paula Ackerman, Andrew Dubin and Cole McCarty and the Program Coordinator DeVonte Dennison attended the Association of Academic Physiatrists (AAP) national meeting Physiatry ’25 held in Phoenix, AZ February 25-March 1, 2025. Together, they represented the University of Florida at the Job and Residency Fair. Dr. McCarty…| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
https://annualmeeting.amssm.org UF PM&R residents Drs Daniel Kiehl and Rosalynn Conic and Vice-Chair of Research Dr Heather Vincent presented original research on Musculoskeletal Injury Trends over a 10 year period in Pickleball and Tennis. Dr. Jason Zaremski was the director of a session on Getting into Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowships as well as Co-Moderated…| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
UF Health has been the medical provider on site for athletes running, jumping and throwing in the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships (WMAIC).| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation » College of Medic...
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Employment and TrainingDr. Sibille is an Associate Professor in the Department of Aging & Geriatric Research and the Department of Anesthesiology, Division of Pain Medicine in the College of Medicine. She is an Affiliate Faculty member in the Pain Research and Intervention Center of Excellence (PRICE) and the School of Advanced Dental Sciences (SADS), College of Dentistry. Dr. Sibille earned a doctoral degree in Psychology/Clinical Psychology with concentrations in Neuropsychology and Health ...| Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
