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About Burke Rehabilitation

Burke Rehabilitation® is a nationally recognized and accredited not-for-profit healthcare provider specializing in rehabilitation treatment, research, and graduate medical education. Burke offers a full spectrum of inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services to improve the quality of life for patients recovering from illness, injury, and chronic conditions.

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Expertise Every Step of The Way

Our physical medicine and rehabilitation doctors provide advanced treatment and research in every setting, from inpatient hospital rehab to outpatient rehabilitation, to help your recovery and overall wellness.

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Key Services

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Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Get the thorough care and intensive therapy you need to aid in your recovery after a traumatic bone, muscle, or joint injury or surgery. Our experts help you regain function or return to an active lifestyle.

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Stroke Rehabilitation

Trust your care to the leader in stroke rehabilitation. Burke cares for more stroke patients than any other freestanding rehabilitation facility in New York State.

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Spinal Cord Injury Medicine & Rehabilitation

Trust Burke Rehabilitation to optimize your recovery after  you or a loved one experiences a spinal cord injury. Our care team puts you at the center of goal setting and treatment. 

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Join the Burke Team

Make an impact with a team that values your expertise and contributions. You’ll receive competitive compensation and benefits. Signing bonuses for nurses.

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Learn About Graduate Medical Education

Access enriched learning opportunities and innovation in physical medicine and rehabilitation through our residency and fellowship programs.

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Participate in Research and Clinical Trials

Our research explores new rehabilitation technologies, therapies, and exercises that support healing and independence.

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