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    Rochelle E. Haas, MD

    Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    (800) 416-4441

    Primary Office

    ÌÇÐÄVlog Children's Hospital, Delaware ÌÇÐÄVlog Children's Hospital, Delaware 1600 Rockland Road Wilmington, DE 19803
    Appointment: (800) 416-4441

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    Get to Know Me

    I am a first-generation daughter of a Holocaust survivor, and grew up in central New Jersey with two brothers – one has cerebral palsy. I’ve always been interested in science and education, and, with my mother as a role model, I am a strong advocate for diversity, disability, minorities, and other issues.

    Why I Treat Children

    I relate well with kids in general and especially those who have disabilities. As a pediatric rehabilitation physician, I like to guide children’s recovery and rehab, help patients and their families set realistic expectations, and get them through the experience with all the information they’ll need.

    What I'm Passionate About

    I’m a powerful advocate for the disabled, inspired by my mother’s steadfast commitment to help my brother succeed in his own life. I’m passionate about giving parents those same tools, educating children and families dealing with disabilities and injuries about the process of recovery. So they can be prepared.

    How I Try to Make A Difference

    It’s important to give injured children and their families as much guidance and deep honesty as possible, so they can go through the experience knowing what to expect. This approach improves follow-through and success, and it’s also how I train residents.

    Education & Training

    Residency

    • Physical Med Rehabilitation - Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, 2003
    • Pediatrics - Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, 2003

    Medical/Dental School

    • M.D. - UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, 1998

    Board Certifications

    • American Board of Physical Medicine/Pediatric Rehabilitation Med
    • American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

    Awards & Recognition

    • 2015 SJ Magazine's Top Docs for Kids
    • 2015 South Jersey Magazine's Top Children's Doctors
    • 2014 SJ Magazine Top Doctors
    • 2014 South Jersey Magazine's Top Children's Physicians

    • English