Isabel Huang

Dr. Isabel Huang is an attending physician and Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at UT Southwestern Medical Center. She specializes in outpatient pain management at Sprague clinics, focusing on musculoskeletal, degenerative, and neuropathic pain, with particular expertise in hypermobility. She provides inpatient consultations for neurotrauma, stroke, amputation, and spinal cord injuries at Clements Hospital. Her clinical and research interests include physician wellness (especially among female physicians) and early mobilization in intensive care units.

• Affiliations: Parkland Hospital, Zale Hospital, Clements Hospital
• Professional Memberships: American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dallas County Medical Association, Texas Medical Association, Texas Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Society

Dr. Huang instructs PM&R residents and medical students, serving on the PM&R Medical Student Committee and directing the annual Research Competition for UTSW PM&R Residents. She also chairs the Residency Wellness Committee to promote wellness within her program.

Her education includes a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (2011), a General Surgery Internship at UT Health Science Center (2011–2012), and a PM&R Residency at Baylor College of Medicine (2012–2015). She holds a BS in Biological Sciences (cum laude) from the University of Cincinnati (2007).