91´óÉñ

Get to Know Me

Medicine runs in my family. Both of my parents were physicians (and role models) and my wife is a pediatrician and hospitalist at Wolfson Children’s Hospital. As a 91´óÉñ pediatric neurologist, I treat kids with a variety of medical problems involving the nervous system and brain. I enjoy educating families and making life a little easier for them.

Why I Treat Children

I’ve always enjoyed working with kids. I was a camp counselor when I was in college and medical school, and later a doctor at a camp for special needs kids. I like watching children grow and develop. Taking care of children is fun and rewarding.

What I'm Passionate About

I feel strongly about helping children with neurological problems live up to their full potential. My passion is to educate kids and their parents, reassuring them that we’ll do whatever it takes to help make life as normal as possible.

How I Try to Make A Difference

The children who come to me are often facing a serious condition that’s scary for the entire family. So more than making a difference medically, I always try to be compassionate and understand where they’re coming from, their anxieties, and concerns. I try to put myself in their place.

Fellowship

• Neurophysiology/Epilepsy - Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 1993
• Pediatric Neurology - Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 1992

Residency

• Pediatrics - Children's Hospital of Cincinnati, 1989

Medical/Dental School

• M.D. - University of Virginia, 1986

Board Certifications

• American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology/Epilepsy
• American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology/Child Neurology
• American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology/Clinical Neurophysiology