Kelly Loraine Dauer Pham, MD

Kelly Loraine Dauer Pham, MD

Rehabilitation Medicine, Tone Management Program, Cerebral Palsy Program, Inpatient Rehabilitation

Academic Title: Acting Assistant Professor

"I was trained with the ideal of cura personalis, which means care of the whole person. I believe that rehabilitation truly illustrates this value in the multidisciplinary care that we provide to our patients. My goal in caring for the whole person with disabilities is to improve overall functioning and by doing so improve their quality of life."

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  • Award Name Award Description Awarded By Award Date
    The Alberta Corkery Fellowship Travel Award Seattle Children's Hospital 2014
    The Johns Hopkins Healer Award Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation June 2012

  • Manuscripts in Refereed Journals

    • Pham K, Kramer ME, Slomine BS, Suskauer SJ
      Emergence to the conscious state during inpatient rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury in children and young adults: a case series.
      24590150 Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 2014 Sept. - 2014 Oct. : 29(5)44-8
      http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24590150

    Other Publications

    • Alan Belzberg, Glendaliz Bosquez, Kelly Pham
      Transverse Myelitis and Neuralgic Amyotrophy
      The Pediatric Upper Extremity, 2015 : 711-732
    • Glendaliz Bosques, Kelly Pham
      Pediatric Immune Related Brachial Plexopathy
      PM&R Knowledge Now, 2013 Dec. 2

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Overview

Board Certification(s)

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine

Medical/Professional School

Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington

Residency

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore

Fellowship

Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle

Clinical Interests

Moderate to severe traumatic and non-traumatic brain injury and cerebral palsy; spasticity management with both focal tone management including botox and phenol injections as well as enteral medications and surgical options such as intrathecal baclofen and selective dorsal rhizotomy