Dr. Clark Brill

Dr. Brill is a long time resident of the Columbia area, where he now resides with his wife and three children. After graduating from medical school, Dr. Brill was the U.S. naval medical officer assigned to the Second Marines Camp Lejeune. After completing his residency at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai/VA, he worked at both the Bethesda Naval Hospital and in the Orthopedic Department of the Columbia Medical Plan. In 1998, he and Dr. John P. Collins opened their practice, Maryland Spine and Sports Medicine, P.C.

Dr. Brill is proud to serve his community and has made it a priority to contribute his free time through a number of different volunteer activities including, Maryland Special Olympics, Maryland Senior Olympics, Marine Corps Marathon, Columbia Triathlon, as well as numerous talks on medical topics to different community groups. As a testament to his community involvement, Dr. Brill was awarded the Columbia Medical Plan Community Service Award in 1992. Dr. Brill has special interest in sports medicine, playing both organized and disorganized sports, as well as coaching youth sports.

Education
High School: Cardinal Gibbons, Graduate 1972
Undergraduate: University of Maryland, Graduate B.A. Mathematics 1975
Graduate: University of Maryland, Mathematics 1976
                 John Hopkins University, Mathematics 1977
Medical School: University of Maryland, Graduate M.D. 1982

Graduate Medical Training

Internship: VA Wadsworth Los Angeles, California
Residency: UCLA/Cedars-Sinai/VA combined residency in Rehabilitation Medicine
Board Certification: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1988
Electro diagnostic Medicine 1989

Hospital Affiliations

Howard County General Hospital
St. Agnes Hospital
Kernan's Hospital

Organizational Membership

American Medical Association
American Association of Electromyography and Electro diagnosis
American Academy of Pain Management
International Spinal Injection Society
American College of Sports Medicine
National Strength and Conditioning Association

Dr. Collins has been serving the residents of Howard County and the Baltimore Washington region since 1990. Originally from Lansdale, Pennsylvania he moved to the area completing his residency at the National Rehablilitation Hospital in Washington, DC. In 1993 he joined the Orthopedic Department of the Columbia Medical Plan. In 1998 he and Dr. Brill opened their practice, Maryland Spine and Sports Medicine, P.C.

Dr. Collins has been involved in the community volunteering his time for the Columbia Triathlon, Columbia Association Sports Medicine Clinics and lecturing on running injuries, arthritis and exercise, medical acupuncture and Osteopathic manual medicine. He and his wife Patti have recently started a family of their own.

Education
High School: Lansdale Catholic, Graduate 1976
Undergraduate: Temple University, B.A. Psychology 1981
Thomas Jefferson University, B.S.N. Nursing 1983
Medical School: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, 1989

Graduate Medical Training
Internship: Memorial Hospital York, Pennsylvania
Residency: National Rehabilitation Hospital, Chief Resident 1993, Washington DC

Board Certification
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Subspecialty of Pain Medicine

Hospital Affiliation
Howard County General Hospital
Saint Agnes Hospital

Organizational Membership
American Medical Association
American Academy of Physical Medicine and rehabilitation
American Pain Society
American Academy of Medical Acupuncture
Maryland Association of Osteopathic and Rehabilitation
Physiatric Association of Spine, Sports, and Occupational Rehabilitation
American College of Sports Medicine
National Strength and Conditioning Association