Dr. Odonkor is Vice-Chair of Research in Division of Physiatry, Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation at Yale. He is a Yale (medical school), Johns Hopkins (residency) and Harvard (fellowship)-trained physician with specialty training in Physiatry, Anesthesia Pain Medicine, Advanced Interventional Spine & Regenerative Medicine. He is double-board certified in Interventional Pain and Physiatry. Dr. Odonkor's lab is interested in utilizing insights from quantitative analytics and bioinformatics: To develop tools for precision health and pain medicine To bridge the gap between subjective qualitative versus objective quantitative approach to treatment, prevention and management of orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions. From a population health perspective, the lab is working together with collaborators at Stanford: To help establish safe prescriptive and diagnostic physical activity parameters for persons with spine and pain conditions to encourage a more active and healthy patient population. In partnerships with researchers at Harvard, the lab is also studying: The long-term clinical impact of neuromodulation therapies such as spinal cord stimulation, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation in the treatment of chronic pain disorders. Health care resource utilization, disparities in health outcomes and access to neuromodulation therapies. He is a member of AAPM, AAPMR, NANS, NASS and IPSIS.