Clifford Richard Everett, M.D., M.P.H.

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Dr. Everett's areas of specialty and research are the non-surgical treatment of lower back pain and spinal disorders such as spinal stenosis and sciatica. As a physiatrist, or physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist, he uses interventional treatments including injections and specific rehabilitation to restore function and quality of life to his patients.

Dr. Everett earned his medical degree at Georgetown University School of Medicine and completed a residency at the Mayo Clinic. He has published numerous medical articles on topics such as techniques for treating spinal pain and guidelines for their implementation. Dr. Everett is certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He is an Associate Professor of Orthopaedics and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at URMC.

Specialty

Spine

Current Appointments

• Associate Professor - Department of Orthopaedics (SMD)
• Associate Professor - Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (SMD)

Board Certifications
Board Certified American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation	2000 - 2010

Education
Front Range Community College	1989
Pre-Medicine/Chemistry and Minor: Biology	Regis College	Attended: 1989 - 1990
MPH Public Health	University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry	2005
MD	Georgetown University School of Medicine	1995

Post-Doctoral Training & Residency
Resident in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Mayo Clinic	1996 - 1999
Internship in Preliminary Internal Medicine Mayo Clinic	1995 - 1996

Awards and Honors
Oral Examiner Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation	2006 - Present
SPSS for Healthcare Basic & Intermediate	2005 - 2005
AcademicKeys Who's Who in Medical Sciences and Education	2005
Teacher of the Year University of Rochester Department of Physical Medicine	2002 - 2007
Academic Leadership Program | Association of Academic Physiatrists	2002
National Institutes of Health, Research Elective NINDS EMG Laboratory	1994
Dr. Margaret M. Kenrick Memorial Achievement Award for Excellence in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation | Georgetown University School of Medicine	1994
George M. Kober Scholar | Georgetown University School of Medicine	1991 - 1995
Forstall Award in Analytical Chemistry	1990
Selected as one of the top 33 students at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research | Sigma XI	1990
Regis College Natural Science Scholarship	1989 - 1990
Colorado Scholars Scholarship	1987 - 1990