Current and Previous Pediatric Fellows at the Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Fellowship (PRM)

Kavita Nadendla , MD

Kavita Nadendla began her fellowship in 2022 after completing her residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine. 

I chose to train in Baltimore, MD in hopes that I could stay on at Kennedy Krieger for the pediatric rehabilitation medicine fellowship. During my inpatient and outpatient rotations at Kennedy Krieger as a PM&R resident, I quickly realized the depth and breadth of experiences were unparalleled. The program faculty are strongly invested in the development of well-rounded trainees, while also supporting their individual career goals. This program has an outstanding legacy of graduates who are now experts and leaders across the national field of pediatric rehabilitation medicine. I am grateful to be an alumnus of the fellowship program and to be joining my mentors as a Kennedy Krieger faculty member.

William Ide, MD

Dr. Ide began his fellowship in 2019 after completing his residency training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA.

After rotating at Kennedy Krieger during my residency, I couldn’t wait to join the program as a fellow. In addition to being exceptionally knowledgeable and dedicated clinicians and researchers, the pediatric rehabilitation medicine faculty members have a genuine investment in the wellbeing and professional development of trainees. The support and flexibility to pursue my individual career and research interests in collaboration with expert subspecialists and therapists across multiple disciplines has been the opportunity of a lifetime.

Christina Kokorelis, MD

Dr. Kokorelis began her fellowship in 2017 after completing her residency training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.

I chose the fellowship program at Kennedy Krieger because, while a resident at Johns Hopkins, I rotated at KKI and quickly learned that the resources, faculty, and the ample amount of time devoted to each patient is truly unparalleled.  I was immediately impressed with the faculty, their knowledge, commitment to research, and their love of teaching. At the same time, KKI and their providers really value the patient (especially the complex one!), and have a myriad of resources and a wealth of knowledge and experience to offer. I knew it would be a privilege to work here!

Previous Fellows