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Dr. Moshe Lewis MD

Pain Management | Physical Rehabilitation

Cornell University - BA Ichan School of Medicine at Mount Sinai - MD New York University - MPH Tufts University School of Medicine - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Program University of Phoenix - MBA

20+
Experience Years

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Consultation Fee: $150.00

Educations

2006-Present
Chief of Physical Medicine + Rehab

Dr. Moshe Lewis performed licensed consultations and evaluations on the skilled nursing floor in the inpatient rehab unit. He coordinated care for timely discharge and ideally return to work where clinically indicated, as well as pioneering accredited seminars and leading systematic team conferences.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2002-2005
Resident Physician

Served as Chief Resident at Mount Sinai school of medicine assisting patients with examinations, follow-ups, diagnostics, prescription management, etc...

Experiences

2007-2012
Pain Management Specialist

Excelled in pain management services for patients. Assisted in electromyography, non-operative pain management for sports injuries and patients with musculoskeletal pain, rehab of orthopedic injuries, and helped manage numerous chronic pain patients as well as neurological disorders.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2006-Present
Medical Legal Consultant [QME]

Served as a consultant on behalf of several law firms and disability cases, while performing countless utilization and peer reviews in addition to testifying as a medical expert. Furthermore, Dr. Moshe Lewis pioneered several approaches to effectively carry out medical reviews of pain and opioid drug abuse.

2006-Present
Chief of Physical Medicine & Rehab

Dr. Moshe Lewis performed licensed consultations and evaluations on the skilled nursing floor in the inpatient rehab unit. He coordinated care for timely discharge and ideally return to work where clinically indicated, as well as pioneering accredited seminars and leading systematic team conferences.

 
 
 
 
 

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