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Angela Lipscomb-Hudson, MD

Titles

Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Associate Medical Director for Physical Rehabilitation Services at UniHealth Post-Acute Care, Carolina Point

Education

Medical School: Howard University College of Medicine, 2007
Residency: Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago/Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, 2008-2011
Preliminary Internal Medicine Internship: Carolinas Medical Center, 2007-2008

Certifications

American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (board eligible)

Sub-Specialties

• Stroke Rehabilitation
• Obesity and Weight Management
• Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Rehabilitation
• Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation
• Traumatic Brain Injuries
• Neurological Rehabilitation
• Spasticity Management
• Botulinum Toxin Injections
• Peripheral Joint Injections

Honors

2011 Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Baskin’s Award for Excellence in Research, Resident Research Day 1st Place Award
2011 Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) Dr. Scholl Award for Rehabilitation Research
2010 RIC/ Northwestern University Sewell Resident Award for Recognition of Achievement and Greatest Potential in a Career in Academics or Research

Publications and Presentations

Kim K, Lipscomb A. Case of a C8-T1 Level Spinal Cord Injury Patient with Diaphragm Paralysis due to Bilateral Phrenic Nerve Injuries. Association of Academic Physiatrist Annual Meeting Scientific Presentations. Am J PMR. April 2010; 89 (4).

"The Obesity Epidemic: Physiatric Interventions of Select Comorbidities and Complications." UNC PM&R, January 2011.

Research Activity Pending Publication

Lipscomb-Hudson A, Zollman F, Larson E, Starr C. Utility of Nintendo DS Brain Age for Cognitive Assessment. Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and UNC.

Professional Memberships

Association of Academic Physiatrists
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine

Features

Philip Austin

In the previous issue of The Rehabilitation Reader:

2011-2012 Best Docs

Drs. Alexander and Lee
are on the national list
of Best Doctors.

Best Teachers

Congratulations to Dr. Alexander, Dr. Gaylord and Dr. Walker for induction into the UNC Academy of Educators. The academy "serves as a forum for bringing together our best educators . . . to learn from each other and to share their expertise and perspectives."

Acupuncture at PM&R

Water Lily
Acupuncture Clinic