Rina Caprarella is an authority in evaluating and caring for neuropathic pain and compressive migraine. She devotes her time as a practising neurologist to pushing for women's advancement to leadership roles, particularly in the medical industry. Dr Caprarella has served as Chair of Neurology and Chair of Women in Medicine at ProHEALTH and co-chair of the Center for Neck and Back Pain, where she promotes non-surgical therapy regimens for patients with spine problems and gait issues.

Current Position and Responsibilities:

He has over 25 years of expertise as a Neurology Specialist. She is presently the attending neurologist at ProHEALTH Care Associates in Lake Success, NY, where she treats patients with general neurology and peripheral nervous system problems.

He has a variety of responsibilities at ProHealth. This medical services provider focuses on increasing community healthcare access and providing speciality services that enable patients to receive faster diagnosis and treatment in neuroscience, heart and vascular, cancer, and orthopaedics.

Dr Caprarella's role as Co-Chair of ProHealth's Center for Neck and Back Pain allows her to contribute to developing a patient-centred, comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach to health care. Patients suffering from persistent neck or back discomfort have several problems. Chronic pain can impair family life, work tasks, and the ability to enjoy even the most basic activities.

Dr Rina Caprarella, MD's mission is to provide non-surgical pain management and share with patients an overall health approach that may include collaborations with other health and wellness experts. Her patient-centred approach also considers patient and family choices, socioeconomic situations, and cultural values.

Professional Qualifications and Licenses:

Caprarella, as a ProHEALTH Care Associate, assisted the agency in pivoting towards telemedicine during the global pandemic from 2020 to 2021. As a Physician Leader for Telemedicine Development, she collaborated with development team members to establish use guidelines and other procedures that would aid in delivering healthcare services where distance is a problem.

Rina has been licensed in New York since 2004 and is Board Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN). Patients treated by ABPN-certified professionals may be sure they have the necessary abilities and experience to evaluate and treat medical issues related to brain damage or sickness.

Dr Caprarella has kept her certification by passing these difficult examinations every ten years to keep her unrestricted medical license status.

Dr Rina Caprarella is a member of the American Academy of Neurology (AAN), an organization that fights for access to treatment, research funding, and legislation that promotes the medical progress of brain injuries and disease treatment on behalf of clinicians and their patients.

Dr. Caprarella, as a member of the American Association of Neuromuscular Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM), works with other physicians to improve patient access to speciality neuromuscular equipment that can help diagnose and treat impairments caused by neurologic, neuromuscular, and muscular system damage or disease. They range from common injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome to rare neuromuscular junction illnesses like Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome.

Volunteering for Charities:

Rina and her family have long supported and volunteered for several local and national philanthropic organizations. She is especially pleased with participating on the Women in Medicine Committee between 2018 and 2021. This organization gives leadership and guidance to prospective and freshly employed female healthcare practitioners to help them grow and succeed.

While practically all professions have a shortage of female-to-female sponsorship, the medical business is facing new and unprecedented hurdles in advancing women to directors and executive management levels.

Dr Rina Caprarella and the other committee members are continually brainstorming solutions to the issues that women confront as medical doctors. Two examples are salary discrepancies and a lack of a more inclusive work-life balance.

Personal Achievements and Interests:

Caprarella contributed a highly technical "Causes and Management of Myopathy" chapter to a well-known and published medical work. Myopathy is a muscle tissue illness that causes patients to experience muscular weakness, cramping, or stiffness.

Dr Caprarella likes travelling in her leisure time to be emotionally and physically well. As she travels, she notices that people move more, breathe more fresh air, and get healthy amounts of vitamin D from the sun. Travelling can also help to overcome burnout from working too many hours, which has been increasingly common among medical professionals in recent years.

Travelling has excellent psychological advantages. When you detach from daily life, you have the opportunity to recharge your mind and revitalize your spirit. Dr Caprarella believes that when we encounter the ingenuity of diverse cultures and the beauty of new settings, we grow happier and more thankful.