Ranee Shenoi, MD
Clinical Instructor, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Medical School
- MD, University of Texas Medical School at Houston (1991)
Undergraduate School
- BS, University of Texas–Austin (TX) (1986)
Internship
- St Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center Program (1991)
Residency
- New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens/Cornell University Medical College Program, Chief Resident, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (1995)
Department
Physical Medicine & RehabilitationProfessional Titles
- Director Outpatient Amputee Clinic
Recognitions
- Top Doctor 5280, 5280 (2011)
- Top Doctor 5280, 5280 (2010)
Practice Locations
Denver Health777 Bannock St
Denver, CO 80204
303-436-6000
Hospital Affiliation
- University of Colorado Hospital
- Denver Health Medical Center
- Lutheran Medical Center
Specialty Information
Specialties- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Board Certification
- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Board Certification (1996)
Clinical Interests
EHR Analytics and data extraction for quality improvement EMG/NCS Amputee Global Needs for prosthetics
Care Philosophy
Strongly believe in safety net care for uninsured, homeless, and anyone who cannot afford medical care in Denver County.
EHR Analytics and data extraction for quality improvement EMG/NCS Amputee Global Needs for prosthetics
Care Philosophy
Strongly believe in safety net care for uninsured, homeless, and anyone who cannot afford medical care in Denver County.
Personal Interests
Art: Acrylic and oil mediums, landscape Sustainability in healthcare - especially repurposing walkers, prosthesis parts to help global and local needs, Amputees in Guatemala- they have my heart.
Volunteer Activities
1, Girl Scout of Colorado Board of Directors 2018 to present, on 2nd term. Philanthropy Committe. 2. Colorado Women's Hall of Fame 2021 to present, Event Pillar Committee 3. ROMP (Range of Motion Project) - In October 2022, I spent one week in Guatemala City volunteering as a physician to evaluate and provide prosthesis to 45 amputees of persons ages 7 to 80. I worked with prosthetists and physical therapists to enable a one-week turnaround for prosthesis delivery. I learned about prosthetic recycling and brought this idea back to Denver Health to develop sustainability measures for patients who are uninsured and require prosthetics. Further, I donated $7500 for the Community Based Rehab (CBR) aspect of ROMP where we went to the homes of very poor people in Guatemala who have had amputations. I plan to volunteer for ROMP in Ecuador and again in Guatemala City.
Public Speaking
Yes
Women in History: STEM Education and Careers to Air Force Cadets My story of Engineering and Medicine: Chevron Lecture to Colorado School of Mines
Art: Acrylic and oil mediums, landscape Sustainability in healthcare - especially repurposing walkers, prosthesis parts to help global and local needs, Amputees in Guatemala- they have my heart.
Volunteer Activities
1, Girl Scout of Colorado Board of Directors 2018 to present, on 2nd term. Philanthropy Committe. 2. Colorado Women's Hall of Fame 2021 to present, Event Pillar Committee 3. ROMP (Range of Motion Project) - In October 2022, I spent one week in Guatemala City volunteering as a physician to evaluate and provide prosthesis to 45 amputees of persons ages 7 to 80. I worked with prosthetists and physical therapists to enable a one-week turnaround for prosthesis delivery. I learned about prosthetic recycling and brought this idea back to Denver Health to develop sustainability measures for patients who are uninsured and require prosthetics. Further, I donated $7500 for the Community Based Rehab (CBR) aspect of ROMP where we went to the homes of very poor people in Guatemala who have had amputations. I plan to volunteer for ROMP in Ecuador and again in Guatemala City.
Public Speaking
Yes
Women in History: STEM Education and Careers to Air Force Cadets My story of Engineering and Medicine: Chevron Lecture to Colorado School of Mines