Idris M. Amin

Dr. Idris M. Amin serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology with a secondary appointment in Orthopaedics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, where he holds the administrative role of Chief of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. His clinical expertise spans non-operative Sports Medicine and comprehensive musculoskeletal care for diverse patient populations.

Dr. Amin's educational foundation includes:

• BS from Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education (Combined 7-year Medical Program), 2011
• MD from State University of New York Downstate Medical College, 2013
• PM&R Residency at New York University Medical Center, 2017
• Sports Medicine Fellowship at New York Presbyterian, 2018

His research concentrates on regenerative therapies for musculoskeletal conditions, with emphasis on platelet-rich plasma applications, orthobiologics, and diagnostic/therapeutic musculoskeletal ultrasound. Dr. Amin integrates global health perspectives into his work on injury prevention and wellness optimization, prioritizing personalized treatment plans that address whole-patient functionality rather than isolated symptoms.

Publication analysis reveals consistent focus on evidence-based regenerative interventions for joint and tendon pathologies, with clinical case documentation in spinal disorders and critical evaluations of FDA-sanctioned therapies for osteoarthritis. His scholarly output demonstrates translational research bridging laboratory innovation with practical clinical implementation.

Notable recognitions include:

• International Humanitarian Project Grant from AMSSM (2017)
• Howard Rusk Award for Academic Excellence and Teaching (2016)
• Functional Anatomy Course Directorship at New York Presbyterian (2018)
• Multiple academic scholarships during medical training (2006)

As an educator, Dr. Amin actively mentors future physicians through formal teaching roles and clinical supervision, emphasizing evidence-based practice. His humanitarian grant reflects commitment to global medical outreach. Patient education and preventive care form integral components of his clinical philosophy, extending beyond traditional treatment paradigms.

Leading the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation division, Dr. Amin directs a multidisciplinary team implementing ultrasound-guided precision treatments and regenerative protocols. His division maintains active research pipelines in orthobiologics while supporting community wellness initiatives through structured patient education frameworks.