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It's not that ridiculous. She has only been an attending physician for 2 years, having graduated from Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency in 2014.
by riahi 10y ago
It's not that ridiculous. She has only been an attending physician for 2 years, having graduated from Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency in 2014.
However, she is not an infectious disease physician by training, which is important to keep in mind, depending on how you look at things. PM&R does work with spinal cord and traumatic cerebral injury, which is why she argues that chronic lyme is similar. However, PM&R is not typically the specialty running point on antimicrobial therapy planning.
- caycep 10y agoStill - most people who are going into a field of research (and who have a mentor on top of things) should have at least a poster at a major convention of the society of their field, a case report, or something, by the end of residency. A completely blank pubmed record is not unusual, but unsettling for someone making these kinds of claims.