Neurology Residency

Neurology Residency
Neurology Residency
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The Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Neurology Residency program offers a variety of inpatient and outpatient experiences, providing a robust and diverse training environment for resident neurologists, preparing them well to go on to fellowship opportunities or general neurology practice. The overall goal of our program is to prepare individuals to be competent and compassionate clinical neurologists. This is accomplished through an educational plan designed to provide increasing responsibility in patient care over the four years of training so that residents reach a level of competence in the independent care of patients with neurological disease by the end of their training. All training is accomplished in an environment that maximizes resident education, patient safety, and the well-being of the resident physicians.

Here are the top 5 things we want you to know about our neurology residency program

  1. We recruit six residents per year into an ACGME-accredited four-year categorical program with diverse inpatient and outpatient experiences.
  2. Our PGY1 Boot Camp sets the stage for success, while increasing clinical responsibility throughout training helps residents grow confidently into independent neurologists.
  3. Our PGY2–4 rotations follow an “X+Y” model, with ambulatory blocks that include residency continuity clinics; our rotation system mirrors current ‘real world’ trends in inpatient and outpatient neurologic care.
  4. Educational conferences —including noon reports, a protected afternoon of didactics, and subspecialty conferences—deliver a rich and engaging experience, with our program’s average in-service exam scores consistently landing in the top 15% nationally.
  5. Resident fulfillment and well-being are central to our culture, supported by purposeful wellness initiatives and schedules that promote autonomy and work-education-life balance. 
Neurology Residency core values: Quality Educational Content, Faculty Growth & engagement, patient safety & teamwork and resident wellness and fulfillment

Our program, your future

Our neurology residency is a four-year (categorical) program with a balanced mix of outpatient and inpatient neurological experiences. Read our program aims.

Our Academic Year is based on 13 four-week blocks (July 1 - June 30). PGY2-4 rotations are organized under the principles of an "X+Y" model which separates weeks with continuity clinic into separate ambulatory rotations that are repeated longitudinally throughout the year. Ambulatory ("Y") rotations include the resident’s continuity clinic, and additional outpatient experiences.

A special 4-week Neurology Boot Camp dedicated to learning neuroanatomy, neurological examination techniques, concepts of neurological localization, and basics of neurology will occur during the PGY1 year.

Overnight hours at Butterworth Hospital are covered by a night-float resident in a manner that assures patient safety and minimizes resident fatigue. Night-float assignments are never longer than two weeks at a time. There is no '24-hour' call at any time in the program. Neurology Residents do not cover Blodgett Hospital overnight.

Our neurology residency is a four-year (categorical) program with a balanced mix of outpatient and inpatient neurological experiences. Read our program aims.

Our Academic Year is based on 13 four-week blocks (July 1 - June 30). PGY2-4 rotations are organized under the principles of an "X+Y" model which separates weeks with continuity clinic into separate ambulatory rotations that are repeated longitudinally throughout the year. Ambulatory ("Y") rotations include the resident’s continuity clinic, and additional outpatient experiences.

A special 4-week Neurology Boot Camp dedicated to learning neuroanatomy, neurological examination techniques, concepts of neurological localization, and basics of neurology will occur during the PGY1 year.

Overnight hours at Butterworth Hospital are covered by a night-float resident in a manner that assures patient safety and minimizes resident fatigue. Night-float assignments are never longer than two weeks at a time. There is no '24-hour' call at any time in the program. Neurology Residents do not cover Blodgett Hospital overnight.

Residents have protected time from 1 – 5 pm on Thursdays for high-quality didactics. A majority of these didactics are run by our faculty members. These offerings cover all areas of neurology, including aspects of neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, neuropharmacology, and neuropathology. Included in these hours are a monthly journal club, contemporary issues and ethics discussion, interesting case conference, board review sessions, and a variety of sessions that cover healthcare disparities, wellness, as well as practice-related issues such as documentation requirements and billing/coding.

Residents also participate in case-based educational sessions in neuroradiology, EEG, EMG, and movement disorders in a weekly Friday noon conference.

Noon reports occurs Mondays and Tuesdays at Butterworth Hospital and is an avenue to discuss interesting cases, localization, and formulation.

Neuroscience Grand Rounds are offered two times a month. Residents are invited to present their research activities. Residents also participate in Grand Rounds by presenting interesting cases. A clinical-radiological-pathological case conference is an additional avenue for resident participation. 

Residents also participate in a resident-led, faculty-supervised, Morbidity and Mortality Conference monthly; both inpatient and outpatient cases are discussed.

All Neurology Residents participate in a three-year integrative scholarly activity program beginning in their PGY2 year. This program is designed to foster familiarity with the methods, regulations, and ethics of responsible research and quality improvement. Residents may engage in traditional research, quality improvement (QI), or other scholarly avenues such as medical education research. The program emphasizes both didactic and experiential learning, equipping residents to become thoughtful contributors to the scientific community and informed consumers of clinical research.    

Residents present their work at institutional Research Day and are encouraged to submit abstracts to national or international meetings, with many projects resulting in peer-reviewed publications. Support is available through the Scholarly Activity Support Team, which offers biostatistics consultation, poster preparation, and guidance throughout the research process. Educational leadership also recognizes resident scholarly achievements with stipends.

In parallel, residents also develop competencies in patient safety and system-based practice through structured QI experiences. These include participation in institutional curricula, error disclosure and reporting, and analysis of patient safety events during Morbidity and Mortality Conferences. Resident participation in quality improvement work also results in deliverables such as clinical pathways, publications, or presentations. Community-based QI initiatives are also encouraged, reinforcing the resident’s role in advancing healthcare quality both locally and beyond.

roup photo of Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Neurology residents. Left side shows casually dressed residents outdoors in a wooded area; right side shows formally dressed residents indoors against a wooden wall, highlighting the program’s commitment to wellness and camaraderie.

Residency years are short, but the days can be long. There are no better people to spend your training years with than our Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Neurology Residency family! Resident wellness is key and our program is dedicated to maintaining work/life balance and expressing appreciation for our residents with various events and opportunities throughout the academic year.

Collage of Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Neurology Residency events. Includes an outdoor summer welcome picnic under a tent, residents posing at a conference with "AAN" signage, and a group photo near large windows with a blue bear sculpture outside—highlighting seasonal gatherings, mentorship, wellness sessions, and conference participation.
  • Summer welcome picnic, winter holiday party, resident appreciation events
  • Spring/fall resident retreats
  • Peer mentorship program 
  • Wellness didactics sessions
  • Conferences: We are proud to support and cheer each other on during research presentations at local, regional, and national conferences! 
Two groups of Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Neurology residents enjoying food-focused social gatherings. One group poses on a rooftop with a scenic sky backdrop, while the other stands on grass holding ice cream cones—reflecting the program’s commitment to supporting local restaurants and small businesses during events.

With so many great local restaurants and venues, we are committed to supporting small businesses when providing lunches for program meetings, lectures, and events. 

We participate in the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP). Applications and the following documents are accepted only through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). While considering candidates for residency, we do review each application that we receive as a whole.

  • Applicants must have graduated medical school within the last three years and must possess recent clinical experience within the United States.
  • We do not have a minimum score requirement for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK or COMLEX 1 and 2, but strongly favor applicants who have passed these examinations on their first attempt. USMLE Examinations are not required for DO applicants that have passed COMLEX examinations. 
  • International Medical Graduates must meet clinical and communication skills requirements for ECFMG Certification.
  • Three letters of recommendation (including at least one from a neurology experience) must be included with your application.
  • All candidates must possess U.S. work authorization or be eligible for J-1 status.

For more information on our program, contact Jordan Kossuth, program coordinator.

For information on visiting medical student opportunities, visit our Visiting Learner page.

Corewell Health in West Michigan provides a comprehensive and very competitive benefits package for our residents, staff, and their families. In addition, our program provides educational monies to support your ongoing education. Download our salary and benefits document to learn more.

From the program director

Do you love neurology? Do you want to make a difference in your own education? Are you looking for a variety of clinical experiences? Do you want to work with a great group of colleagues and enthusiastic clinical teachers?

If you answered yes, then you should consider applying to our program!

We are a young program: We just graduated our class of residents in 2025. We work hard to improve the educational experience of our residents and make changes based on the recommendations of the residents, and with the input of our residents. When we are asked, “What kind of resident are you looking for?” we say that we are looking for someone who wants to be an active part of their education and work with the faculty to enhance the learning experience. Our faculty is young and enthusiastic – this is the first job for many of our neurologists. They have a drive to grow their programs and teach their favorite aspects of neurology. There are still some of us with grey hair, but the enthusiasm remains. 

We are a broad program: We have a good base of general outpatient neurologists and neurohospitalists, but we also have faculty that cover the range of neurological specialties from vascular care (including interventional) and neurocritical care to dementia, epilepsy, headache, movement disorders, neuroimmunology, and neuromuscular care. Our residents spend time in each of these inpatient and outpatient specialties and get one-on-one time with our accomplished faculty.

We are a deep program: We draw patients from across Michigan. We see patients with typical migraine and peripheral neuropathy, as well as patients with rare forms of movement disorders and neuromuscular diseases. We have very active surgical treatment programs for epilepsy and movement disorders, and our residents participate in the care of these patients. We have multidisciplinary care clinics for patients with advanced neuromuscular disease, ALS, Huntington's disease, dementia, and Parkinson's disease. Our residents participate in multiple research and patient safety projects and present their works regularly at local and international meetings.

We are a supportive program: We think of ourselves as a big diverse family. There is an amazing cohesiveness among our residents. This is a program where everyone helps each other reach their full potential. We watch out for each other’s safety and health. We share the workload. We teach others what we have learned and share pearls of wisdom. As a healthcare community, we value wellness and resilience and help our residents learn lifelong skills to prevent depersonalization and burnout. Our faculty cares about the futures of our residents and helps them to find their special area of passion in neurology. We’ll help you make your bright future – whether it’s a fellowship or first job – a reality.

We welcome you to consider this unique opportunity to be part of a vibrant neurology training program. We are truly building the future here!

Shan E. Abbas, MD, FAES
Program Director, Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Neurology Residency
Associate Program Director, Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Epilepsy Fellowship
Medical director, Faculty Development, Office of Research & Education
Clinical Associate Professor, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Department of Neurological Health, Corewell Health West

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Program director

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Shan Abbas, MD

Neurologist/epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Vanderbilt University Medical Center
  • Residency: University of Toledo Medical Center
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Shan Abbas, MD

Neurologist/epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Vanderbilt University Medical Center
  • Residency: University of Toledo Medical Center
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Shan Abbas, MD

Neurologist/epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Vanderbilt University Medical Center
  • Residency: University of Toledo Medical Center
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Shan Abbas, MD

Neurologist/epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Vanderbilt University Medical Center
  • Residency: University of Toledo Medical Center

Associate program directors

Portrait of Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD
Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Fellowship: Georgia Health Science University
  • Residency: St. Elizabeth Health Center – Youngstown
Portrait of Nicholas Lannen, MD
Nicholas Lannen, MD

Neuroimmunologist

  • Specialty: Neuroimmunology
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD
Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Fellowship: Georgia Health Science University
  • Residency: St. Elizabeth Health Center – Youngstown
Portrait of Nicholas Lannen, MD
Nicholas Lannen, MD

Neuroimmunologist

  • Specialty: Neuroimmunology
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD
Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Fellowship: Georgia Health Science University
  • Residency: St. Elizabeth Health Center – Youngstown
Portrait of Nicholas Lannen, MD
Nicholas Lannen, MD

Neuroimmunologist

  • Specialty: Neuroimmunology
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD
Michelle DeJesus Brazitis, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Fellowship: Georgia Health Science University
  • Residency: St. Elizabeth Health Center – Youngstown
Portrait of Nicholas Lannen, MD
Nicholas Lannen, MD

Neuroimmunologist

  • Specialty: Neuroimmunology
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University

Core faculty

Portrait of Amjad Abdallah, MD
Amjad Abdallah, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Medical College of Georgia Augusta University
Portrait of David Burdette, MD
David Burdette, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Boston University Affiliated Hospitals
Portrait of Samantha Cencer, DO
Samantha Cencer, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Tia Chakraborty, MD
Tia Chakraborty, MD

Neurocritical care

  • Specialty: Neurocritical care
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Steve DeRoos, MD
Steve DeRoos, MD

Pediatric neurologist

  • Fellowship: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  • Residency: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Portrait of Seth DeVries, MD
Seth DeVries, MD

Pediatric epileptologist

  • Specialty: Pediatric neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Nationwide Children’s Hospital & Ohio State University
Portrait of Matthew Ebright, MD
Matthew Ebright, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: University of Michigan Health System
Portrait of Rachel Fabris, MD
Rachel Fabris, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo Clinic
  • Residency: Mayo Clinic
Portrait of Jessica Feistel, DO
Jessica Feistel, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Beaumont Hospital
Portrait of Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD
Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD

General neurologist

  • Specialty: General neurology
  • Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Portrait of Nadeem Khan, MD
Nadeem Khan, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Portrait of Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD
Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Pittsburgh Medical School
  • Residency: University of Massachusetts Medical School
Portrait of Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD
Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship:
    • (Cardiology) Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University
    • (Research) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School
    • (Vascular Neurology) Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
  • Residency:
    • City Hospital of Huzhou
    • Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
Erin Okazaki, MD
Erin Okazaki, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Kelsey Satkowiak, MD
Kelsey Satkowiak, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Residency: University of Virginia
Portrait of Blake Senay, DO
Blake Senay, DO

Neurocritical care

  • Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Ashok Sriram, MD
Ashok Sriram, MD

Movement disorders

  • Specialty: Movement disorders
  • Fellowship: University of Florida College of Medicine
  • Residency: Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Portrait of Paul Twydell, DO
Paul Twydell, DO

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Rochester School of Medicine
  • Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Portrait of Nabil Wees, MD
Nabil Wees, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
  • Residency: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
Portrait of Amjad Abdallah, MD
Amjad Abdallah, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Medical College of Georgia Augusta University
Portrait of David Burdette, MD
David Burdette, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Boston University Affiliated Hospitals
Portrait of Samantha Cencer, DO
Samantha Cencer, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Tia Chakraborty, MD
Tia Chakraborty, MD

Neurocritical care

  • Specialty: Neurocritical care
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Steve DeRoos, MD
Steve DeRoos, MD

Pediatric neurologist

  • Fellowship: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  • Residency: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Portrait of Seth DeVries, MD
Seth DeVries, MD

Pediatric epileptologist

  • Specialty: Pediatric neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Nationwide Children’s Hospital & Ohio State University
Portrait of Matthew Ebright, MD
Matthew Ebright, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: University of Michigan Health System
Portrait of Rachel Fabris, MD
Rachel Fabris, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo Clinic
  • Residency: Mayo Clinic
Portrait of Jessica Feistel, DO
Jessica Feistel, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Beaumont Hospital
Portrait of Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD
Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD

General neurologist

  • Specialty: General neurology
  • Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Portrait of Nadeem Khan, MD
Nadeem Khan, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Portrait of Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD
Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Pittsburgh Medical School
  • Residency: University of Massachusetts Medical School
Portrait of Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD
Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship:
    • (Cardiology) Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University
    • (Research) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School
    • (Vascular Neurology) Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
  • Residency:
    • City Hospital of Huzhou
    • Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
Erin Okazaki, MD
Erin Okazaki, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Kelsey Satkowiak, MD
Kelsey Satkowiak, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Residency: University of Virginia
Portrait of Blake Senay, DO
Blake Senay, DO

Neurocritical care

  • Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Ashok Sriram, MD
Ashok Sriram, MD

Movement disorders

  • Specialty: Movement disorders
  • Fellowship: University of Florida College of Medicine
  • Residency: Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Portrait of Paul Twydell, DO
Paul Twydell, DO

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Rochester School of Medicine
  • Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Portrait of Nabil Wees, MD
Nabil Wees, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
  • Residency: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
Portrait of Amjad Abdallah, MD
Amjad Abdallah, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Medical College of Georgia Augusta University
Portrait of David Burdette, MD
David Burdette, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Boston University Affiliated Hospitals
Portrait of Samantha Cencer, DO
Samantha Cencer, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Tia Chakraborty, MD
Tia Chakraborty, MD

Neurocritical care

  • Specialty: Neurocritical care
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Steve DeRoos, MD
Steve DeRoos, MD

Pediatric neurologist

  • Fellowship: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  • Residency: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Portrait of Seth DeVries, MD
Seth DeVries, MD

Pediatric epileptologist

  • Specialty: Pediatric neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Nationwide Children’s Hospital & Ohio State University
Portrait of Matthew Ebright, MD
Matthew Ebright, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: University of Michigan Health System
Portrait of Rachel Fabris, MD
Rachel Fabris, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo Clinic
  • Residency: Mayo Clinic
Portrait of Jessica Feistel, DO
Jessica Feistel, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Beaumont Hospital
Portrait of Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD
Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD

General neurologist

  • Specialty: General neurology
  • Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Portrait of Nadeem Khan, MD
Nadeem Khan, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Portrait of Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD
Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Pittsburgh Medical School
  • Residency: University of Massachusetts Medical School
Portrait of Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD
Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship:
    • (Cardiology) Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University
    • (Research) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School
    • (Vascular Neurology) Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
  • Residency:
    • City Hospital of Huzhou
    • Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
Erin Okazaki, MD
Erin Okazaki, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Kelsey Satkowiak, MD
Kelsey Satkowiak, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Residency: University of Virginia
Portrait of Blake Senay, DO
Blake Senay, DO

Neurocritical care

  • Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Ashok Sriram, MD
Ashok Sriram, MD

Movement disorders

  • Specialty: Movement disorders
  • Fellowship: University of Florida College of Medicine
  • Residency: Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Portrait of Paul Twydell, DO
Paul Twydell, DO

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Rochester School of Medicine
  • Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Portrait of Nabil Wees, MD
Nabil Wees, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
  • Residency: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
Portrait of Amjad Abdallah, MD
Amjad Abdallah, MD

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Medical College of Georgia Augusta University
Portrait of David Burdette, MD
David Burdette, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Boston University Affiliated Hospitals
Portrait of Samantha Cencer, DO
Samantha Cencer, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Tia Chakraborty, MD
Tia Chakraborty, MD

Neurocritical care

  • Specialty: Neurocritical care
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Steve DeRoos, MD
Steve DeRoos, MD

Pediatric neurologist

  • Fellowship: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
  • Residency: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Portrait of Seth DeVries, MD
Seth DeVries, MD

Pediatric epileptologist

  • Specialty: Pediatric neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: Nationwide Children’s Hospital & Ohio State University
Portrait of Matthew Ebright, MD
Matthew Ebright, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
  • Residency: University of Michigan Health System
Portrait of Rachel Fabris, MD
Rachel Fabris, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo Clinic
  • Residency: Mayo Clinic
Portrait of Jessica Feistel, DO
Jessica Feistel, DO

Neurohospitalist

  • Specialty: Neurohospitalist
  • Residency: Beaumont Hospital
Portrait of Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD
Cynthia Hingtgen, MD, PhD

General neurologist

  • Specialty: General neurology
  • Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Portrait of Nadeem Khan, MD
Nadeem Khan, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Portrait of Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD
Malgorzata Miller, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: University of Pittsburgh Medical School
  • Residency: University of Massachusetts Medical School
Portrait of Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD
Jiangyong (John) Min, MD, PhD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship:
    • (Cardiology) Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University
    • (Research) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School
    • (Vascular Neurology) Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
  • Residency:
    • City Hospital of Huzhou
    • Sparrow Health/Michigan State University
Erin Okazaki, MD
Erin Okazaki, MD

Epileptologist

  • Specialty: Epilepsy
  • Fellowship: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
  • Residency: Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Portrait of Kelsey Satkowiak, MD
Kelsey Satkowiak, MD

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Residency: University of Virginia
Portrait of Blake Senay, DO
Blake Senay, DO

Neurocritical care

  • Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
  • Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Portrait of Ashok Sriram, MD
Ashok Sriram, MD

Movement disorders

  • Specialty: Movement disorders
  • Fellowship: University of Florida College of Medicine
  • Residency: Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Portrait of Paul Twydell, DO
Paul Twydell, DO

Neuromuscular medicine

  • Specialty: Neuromuscular
  • Fellowship: University of Rochester School of Medicine
  • Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Portrait of Nabil Wees, MD
Nabil Wees, MD

Vascular neurologist

  • Specialty: Vascular neurology
  • Fellowship: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia
  • Residency: Augusta University Medical Center, Medical College of Georgia

PGY 1

Portrait of Nabiha Habib, MD
Nabiha Habib, MD

Michigan State University

Portrait of Imadeddin Hijazi, MD
Imadeddin Hijazi, MD

University of Michigan

Portrait of Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD
Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD

American University of the Caribbean

Portrait of Aryaan Khan, MD
Aryaan Khan, MD

University of Medicine and Health Sciences —St. Kitts

Portrait of Hiba Qasim, MBBS
Hiba Qasim, MBBS

Alfaisal University

Portrait of Emma Streveler, MD
Emma Streveler, MD

Wayne State University

Portrait of Nabiha Habib, MD
Nabiha Habib, MD

Michigan State University

Portrait of Imadeddin Hijazi, MD
Imadeddin Hijazi, MD

University of Michigan

Portrait of Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD
Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD

American University of the Caribbean

Portrait of Aryaan Khan, MD
Aryaan Khan, MD

University of Medicine and Health Sciences —St. Kitts

Portrait of Hiba Qasim, MBBS
Hiba Qasim, MBBS

Alfaisal University

Portrait of Emma Streveler, MD
Emma Streveler, MD

Wayne State University

Portrait of Nabiha Habib, MD
Nabiha Habib, MD

Michigan State University

Portrait of Imadeddin Hijazi, MD
Imadeddin Hijazi, MD

University of Michigan

Portrait of Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD
Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD

American University of the Caribbean

Portrait of Aryaan Khan, MD
Aryaan Khan, MD

University of Medicine and Health Sciences —St. Kitts

Portrait of Hiba Qasim, MBBS
Hiba Qasim, MBBS

Alfaisal University

Portrait of Emma Streveler, MD
Emma Streveler, MD

Wayne State University

Portrait of Nabiha Habib, MD
Nabiha Habib, MD

Michigan State University

Portrait of Imadeddin Hijazi, MD
Imadeddin Hijazi, MD

University of Michigan

Portrait of Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD
Andrea Jimenez Gutierrez, MD

American University of the Caribbean

Portrait of Aryaan Khan, MD
Aryaan Khan, MD

University of Medicine and Health Sciences —St. Kitts

Portrait of Hiba Qasim, MBBS
Hiba Qasim, MBBS

Alfaisal University

Portrait of Emma Streveler, MD
Emma Streveler, MD

Wayne State University

PGY 2

Portrait of Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS
Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS

Alfaisal University


Portrait of Kawther Elsouri, DO
Kawther Elsouri, DO

Nova Southeastern University


Portrait of Noor Imran, MBBS
Noor Imran, MBBS

Ziauddin Medical College


Portrait of Divya Patel, DO
Divya Patel, DO

Michigan State University


Portrait of Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS
Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS

Alfaisal University


Portrait of Kawther Elsouri, DO
Kawther Elsouri, DO

Nova Southeastern University


Portrait of Noor Imran, MBBS
Noor Imran, MBBS

Ziauddin Medical College


Portrait of Divya Patel, DO
Divya Patel, DO

Michigan State University


Portrait of Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS
Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS

Alfaisal University


Portrait of Kawther Elsouri, DO
Kawther Elsouri, DO

Nova Southeastern University


Portrait of Noor Imran, MBBS
Noor Imran, MBBS

Ziauddin Medical College


Portrait of Divya Patel, DO
Divya Patel, DO

Michigan State University


Portrait of Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS
Kassem Al Asaad, MBBS

Alfaisal University


Portrait of Kawther Elsouri, DO
Kawther Elsouri, DO

Nova Southeastern University


Portrait of Noor Imran, MBBS
Noor Imran, MBBS

Ziauddin Medical College


Portrait of Divya Patel, DO
Divya Patel, DO

Michigan State University


PGY 3

Portrait of Ayla Barakat, MBBS
Ayla Barakat, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Ryan Bean, DO
Ryan Bean, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS
Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Shayan Marsia, MBBS
Shayan Marsia, MBBS

Dow Medical College


Portrait of Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD
Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD

Universidad San Francisco de Quito

Portrait of Ayla Barakat, MBBS
Ayla Barakat, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Ryan Bean, DO
Ryan Bean, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS
Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Shayan Marsia, MBBS
Shayan Marsia, MBBS

Dow Medical College


Portrait of Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD
Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD

Universidad San Francisco de Quito

Portrait of Ayla Barakat, MBBS
Ayla Barakat, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Ryan Bean, DO
Ryan Bean, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS
Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Shayan Marsia, MBBS
Shayan Marsia, MBBS

Dow Medical College


Portrait of Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD
Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD

Universidad San Francisco de Quito

Portrait of Ayla Barakat, MBBS
Ayla Barakat, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Ryan Bean, DO
Ryan Bean, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS
Naser Haj Aissa, MBBS

Alfaisal University College of Medicine


Portrait of Shayan Marsia, MBBS
Shayan Marsia, MBBS

Dow Medical College


Portrait of Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD
Juan Fernando Ortiz Aguirre, MD

Universidad San Francisco de Quito

PGY 4

Portrait of Esam Abobaker, DO
Esam Abobaker, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Katherine Dorsett, MD
Katherine Dorsett, MD

Indiana University School of Medicine


Portrait of Hassan Khanzada, DO
Hassan Khanzada, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Sweta Komanduru, DO
Sweta Komanduru, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Esam Abobaker, DO
Esam Abobaker, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Katherine Dorsett, MD
Katherine Dorsett, MD

Indiana University School of Medicine


Portrait of Hassan Khanzada, DO
Hassan Khanzada, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Sweta Komanduru, DO
Sweta Komanduru, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Esam Abobaker, DO
Esam Abobaker, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Katherine Dorsett, MD
Katherine Dorsett, MD

Indiana University School of Medicine


Portrait of Hassan Khanzada, DO
Hassan Khanzada, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Sweta Komanduru, DO
Sweta Komanduru, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Esam Abobaker, DO
Esam Abobaker, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Portrait of Katherine Dorsett, MD
Katherine Dorsett, MD

Indiana University School of Medicine


Portrait of Hassan Khanzada, DO
Hassan Khanzada, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


Portrait of Sweta Komanduru, DO
Sweta Komanduru, DO

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine


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