Our Physicians
Lisa J. Grant, MD
Before joining OrthoMaryland, in 2005, Dr. Grant completed an intensive pain medicine fellowship at Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine. During her fellowship training, she mastered many leading-edge procedures, including epidural steroid, facet and sacroiliac injections, as well as medial branch blocks and facet radiofrequency.
Dr. Grant has presented at several American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation annual conferences, sharing her research on the use of metabolic measurement in determining nutritional needs in children, work-related lower back injuries and hip motion control in subjects with prior lower limb musculoskeletal injury. While a member of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine, Dr. Grant gave a number of presentations, most notably on whiplash syndrome rehabilitation, gender variations in pain and hip replacement.
Presentations:
"How do we rate? Lumbar spine and lower extremity injuries in the workplace" - 11/2009
"Evaluation of conditions affecting the upper extremity in the workplace" - 11/2008
"Current treatment options & causality of spine conditions in the workplace" - 11/2007
"Workplace injuries in the lower extremity, common & complex: treatment options" - 11/2006
"Whiplash syndrome: a pain in the neck," Grand Rounds, VCU/MCV Dept. of PM&R, 03/04
"Gender variations in pain," Grand Rounds, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R, 10/02
"Brachial plexus and upper extremity innervations", 09/03
"Rehabilitation case study ? retroperitoneal hematoma", 03/03
"Spine anatomy and functional testing", 04/02 & 07/02
"Bipolar disorder in the rehab setting", 09/02
"Hip replacement rehabilitation", 01/02
Awards:
"Top Doctor Award" Baltimore Magazine - 11/2009
Leadership Excellence Award, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R 2004
Academic Achievement Awared, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R 2004
Clinical Excellence Award, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R 2003
Making Caring Visible Award, MCV Hospitals 2001
Interests:
Sailing, hiking, kayaking, cycling, rock climbing, traveling
Greenspring Surgery Center
Owings Mills
Towson/GBMC
Dr. Grant has presented at several American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation annual conferences, sharing her research on the use of metabolic measurement in determining nutritional needs in children, work-related lower back injuries and hip motion control in subjects with prior lower limb musculoskeletal injury. While a member of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine, Dr. Grant gave a number of presentations, most notably on whiplash syndrome rehabilitation, gender variations in pain and hip replacement.
Presentations:
"How do we rate? Lumbar spine and lower extremity injuries in the workplace" - 11/2009
"Evaluation of conditions affecting the upper extremity in the workplace" - 11/2008
"Current treatment options & causality of spine conditions in the workplace" - 11/2007
"Workplace injuries in the lower extremity, common & complex: treatment options" - 11/2006
"Whiplash syndrome: a pain in the neck," Grand Rounds, VCU/MCV Dept. of PM&R, 03/04
"Gender variations in pain," Grand Rounds, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R, 10/02
"Brachial plexus and upper extremity innervations", 09/03
"Rehabilitation case study ? retroperitoneal hematoma", 03/03
"Spine anatomy and functional testing", 04/02 & 07/02
"Bipolar disorder in the rehab setting", 09/02
"Hip replacement rehabilitation", 01/02
Awards:
"Top Doctor Award" Baltimore Magazine - 11/2009
Leadership Excellence Award, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R 2004
Academic Achievement Awared, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R 2004
Clinical Excellence Award, VCU/MCV Dept of PM&R 2003
Making Caring Visible Award, MCV Hospitals 2001
Interests:
Sailing, hiking, kayaking, cycling, rock climbing, traveling
Affiliations
American Academy of Physicial Medicine and Rehabilitation
Research
The Use of Metabolic Measurement in Determining the Nutritional Needs in a Child in Persistent Vegetative State: A Case Report-Poster presentation AAPMR Conference - 10/03
Publications
Greenwald BD, Cifu DX, Marwitz JH, Enders LJ, Brown AW, Englander JS, Zafonte RD.
Factors associated with balance deficits on admission to rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury: a multicenter analysis. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 2001;16(3):238-252
(note this article was published under Dr. Grant's maiden name, Enders)
Office Locations
Baltimore/Quarry LakeGreenspring Surgery Center
Owings Mills
Towson/GBMC
Board Certified in Pain Management FellowshipVirginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine, Pain Medicine ResidencyVirginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia Hospitals, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation InternshipVirginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine, Internal Medicine Medical SchoolVirginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine, Richmond
Section Index
- Physicians
- Larry Becker, MD
- Jason P. Brokaw, MD
- David P. Buchalter, MD
- Benjamin N. Carr, III, MD
- Mark A. Deitch, MD
- Steven Friedman, MD
- Lisa J. Grant, MD
- Peter Jay, MD
- Robert D. Keehn, MD
- Jon D. Koman, MD
- Jerome Reichmister, MD
- Robert Riederman, MD
- Mark S. Rosenthal, MD
- William I. Smulyan, MD
- Barry J. Waldman, MD
- Ian M. Weiner, MD
- Chad C. Zooker, MD
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- Executives
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