Marc Lewis Rosen

Marc Lewis Rosen, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation at Yale School of Medicine, specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. He serves as Director of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medical Student Electives and represents physiatry on the Adult Trauma Committee at Yale New Haven Hospital.

• Education:
  • MD (1987) - Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • AB in Chemistry (1983) - Brown University

His research focuses on cognitive aging and geriatric medicine, particularly memory variability and medication sensitivity in elderly populations. Recent publications examine cardiac transplant rehabilitation outcomes and geriatric depression diagnosis.

Key trends in his scholarly work include:

• Interdisciplinary approaches to aging research
• Integration of physical rehabilitation with cognitive assessment
• Long-term quality of life metrics

Scientific recognitions include:

• Connecticut Magazine Top Docs (2015-2016)
• Sigma Xi Society membership (1983)
• Multiple geriatric research awards

Mentoring activities span:

• Yale PM&R Residency Clinical Competency Committee (2025-present)
• Direct mentorship of resident Daniel Farquharson (2025-2028)
• Medical student Alp Yurter (2017-2018)