Rummana Aslam

Dr. Rummana Aslam, Associate Professor of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation at Yale University, specializes in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Wound Care, and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. She serves as Chief of PM&R at Yale Medicine and directs the Yale Chronic Wound Care & Regenerative Medicine Fellowship.

• Founded Yale PM&R Residency Program
• Co-Lead, Yale 3D Avascular Necrosis Program
• Board-certified in Brain Injury Medicine

Research Interests: Focus on wound repair, hyperbaric therapy innovations, and functional recovery post-injury. Her work bridges regenerative medicine, clinical trials, and 3D medical innovation.

Scientific Contributions: 24+ publications, including WHS pressure ulcer guidelines (2023) and quercetin-stem cell synergy (2022). Collaborates with Liu Lab for Translational Orthopaedic Research and 3D Collaborative for Medical Innovation.

• Co-Author, Wound Repair and Regeneration
• Editorial Reviewer, Yale University Journals

Awards: Recognized by New Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame, Arnold P. Gold Foundation, and Wound Healing Society. Honored for teaching, clinical innovation, and humanistic patient care.

Education: Trained at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore (2008-2012), University of California San Francisco (2002-2006), and Holy Family Hospital (1986-1987).