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Study finds remotely monitored home rehabilitation is feasible and improves physical function for people with pulmonary fibrosis

A remotely monitored, home-based pulmonary rehabilitation program may help people with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis stay more active and maintain quality of life.

Community Engagement

Our department offers a variety of programs that work directly with individuals and organizations in the community. Many programs also [...]
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MPO students and faculty volunteer at mobility clinic

Students and faculty from the Master of Prosthetics & Orthotics Program volunteered at the Össur and Challenged Athletes Foundation Running and Mobility Clinic on August 8 at Seattle University.
Sean Rundell, PT, DPT, PhD

Rundell receives subaward for spine surgery recovery study

The study is aimed at helping people recover more successfully after lumbar spine surgery.
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Department faculty at ACRM 2026

Faculty will present on pain, TBI, SCI and more at ACRM 2026.
Physical Therapy rehabilitation research seminar, Mary Beth Brown, PT, PhD, Nov. 7, 2026, 4 pm, HSEB 101 n, PT, PhD, Nov

Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Research Seminar: From barriers to access: Exercise in patients with exertional hypoxemia

Learn how remote monitoring may expand access to safe exercise programs for people with lung disease.
Physical Therapy rehabilitation research session: Rachel Prusynski, DPT, PhD, Dec. 2, 4 pm, HSEB 101

Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Research Seminar: Data in the time of DOGE: Why evidence-based practice and policy matter more than ever

Examine how federal policy changes are affecting rehabilitation research, clinical practice, and healthcare decision-making.
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Our department at the Academy of Spinal Cord Injury Professionals conference

Presentations cover spinal cord injury rehabilitation, clinical care, adaptive sports, and veteran health.
Physical therapy rehabilitation research seminar, Sean Rundell, PT, DPT, PhD, Oct. 7, 2026, 4 p.m, HSEB 101

Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Research Seminar: Refining the prognosis of older adults with symptomatic lumbar spinal stenosis seeking non-operative care

Explore how patient subgroups and prediction models can help guide care for older adults with lumbar spinal stenosis.
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Department faculty at AAPM&R 2026

Department faculty will present educational sessions, skills labs, workshops, and panel discussions at the 2026 AAPM&R Annual Assembly in Orlando, Florida.
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Seattle Children's earns Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy designations for care and research

The program recently received re-certification as a PPMD Certified Duchenne Care Center and was awarded a Clinical Research Designation.

Clerkships

As a student in a Rehabilitation Medicine clerkship, you will acquire and practice the necessary knowledge and skills to understand [...]

Cancer Rehabilitation Fellowship

The University of Washington Department of Rehabilitation Medicine offers a one year clinical fellowship (non ACGME) in Cancer Rehabilitation. The [...]

Department of Rehabilitation Medicine Leadership

The department is guided by a collaborative leadership team consisting of a chair, vice chairs, and division heads. The chair [...]
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2027 Sports and Musculoskeletal Medicine Symposium

On March 13-14, we'll be discussing "Spine Care in the Athlete: A Comprehensive Approach to Rehabilitation and Resilience."
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UW Medical Center – Montlake and Harborview Medical Center recognized among Washington's top physical rehabilitation centers

UW Medical Center – Montlake ranked No. 3, and Harborview Medical Center ranked No. 6 among inpatient physical rehabilitation facilities in Washington.