
TUNCOM 🩺 | Part-time Pickleballer | #AAPMR Medical Student Ambassador | Aspiring Physiatrist | #Match2026
Joined May 2023
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ERAS is submitted and a new photo means new post🤷🏼♂️ I don’t make the rules
Hey #medtwitter I’m Sam, applying PM&R #Match2026
Interests: MSK, neurorehab, peds, and really anything else PM&R
I also love making music, pickleball, and settlers of Catan
Let’s connect!!✌🏼
Extremely honored to have received the Clark County Medical Society’s Rising Star Medical Student Award! Can’t wait for what lies ahead👨🏼⚕️
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
The @TheNRMP 2025 Match Results and Data came out and I’ve dissected it for #Physiatry #Match2026 applicants & #PhysiatryGME @AAPhysiatrists @AAPhysiatry_MSC @AAPMR @aocpmr @PmrScholars @RepresentRehab @jbcarmody @MVGutierrezMD @dr_escalon @EricWisotzkyMD @DrNick_DO
Incoming 🧵
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
#Match2026 resource! Our Residency Applicant Checklist will help keep you on track with key milestones, deadlines, and important information: ow.ly/Qefw50VR9WZ.
#MedStudent #IMG #MedEd #NRMP
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
💚 May: Mental Health Awareness Month
#MentalHealth is inseparable from physical healing. In PM&R, we care for the whole person — not just the diagnosis.
This May, we stand united in destigmatizing mental health and supporting patients, providers, and the entire rehab team.
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
Interested in presenting a PM&R research article and building your academic CV?
Sign up now to present at the AAP Medical Student Council Virtual Journal Club!
👉 Apply here: tinyurl.com/aapjournalclub25
📅 Deadline: May 31st 2025

ALT Graphic showing virtual journal club presenter sign ups. Listed are the dates and topics: June 2025 MSK/Sports, Sep 2025 neuro rehabilitation, November 20 25 DEI/medical education, January 20 26 pain management. Three medical student presenters each month with one clinician expert. Deadline is May 31, 2025. Sign-up link is attached in graphic.
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
I recommend any med student interested in PM&R check this out tonight: physiatry.org/event/2025-roa…
@ABolgerMD @DrNikoDragoDO @AAPhysiatrists @AAPhysiatry_MSC
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
Very excited and honored to be selected to as the '25-'26 @AAPMR Medical Student Ambassador for Touro University Nevada!
Excited to promote and grow the amazing field of physiatry as a 2025-2026 Medical Student Ambassador! @AAPMR ‼️
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
With all the new accounts I have seen from #AOCPMR25, let’s do a follow Friday #physiatry style.
My name is Nick Elwert, APD at @uk_pmr. I LOVE neurorehab and spasticity management. While not at work, I’m rooting for @UKAthletics, @Reds & @Bengals!
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Hey #physiatry friends! My name is Sam, OMS3 at TUNCOM. My interests include ultrasound, SCI, peds rehab, and really anything #PMR. Outside of medicine, I love making music, playing pickleball, and hanging out with my wife🙌🏼 Sad I couldn’t make it to #AOCPMR25, but let’s connect!
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Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
Hey #Physiatry #Match2026 applicants…. Did you 👀 @AAMCtoday released the new list of specialties participating in signaling?
⚠️ BIG CHANGES TO PM&R AHEAD ⚠️
Applicants to our beloved specialty will get 2️⃣0️⃣ (yes, twenty!) program signals 💌
students-residents.aamc.org/…
Can’t wait🙏🏻 #aapmr24 looking forward to meeting more amazing people involved with the field of physiatry!
(San Diego’s not bad either☀️)
Hello #medtwitter! My name is Sam Rutter and I am a rising MS3 @TouroNevada interested in PM&R. I love everything MSK/Ultrasound. Outside of medicine, I’m into pickleball, ice hockey, and music creation. Looking forward to connecting with you all!🙌🏼 #pmrtwitter
Sam Rutter | OMS-IV retweeted
This is an MRI image of 3 people:
The top is a 40 year old triathlete.
The middle is a 74 year old sedentary person.
The bottom is a 70 year old triathlete.
The dark part is the muscle and the light part is the fat.
What you see is that a 70 year old may be able to retain the same amount of muscle and bone density as a 40 year old if maintained through exercise.
If not, then you suffer the fate of the 74 year old sedentary person.
The lesson? You either use it or lose it.
Stay active and train consistently to live a long and prosperous life.






















