Neuroscience
This past weekend, Dr. Sean Grady hosted Penn Neurosurgery’s annual Hail and Farewell event to celebrate the achievements of its chief residents. Penn Neurosurgery is proud to announce that Bradley C. Lega, MD, Matthew Sanborn, MD and Robert G. Whitmore, MD have all completed their residency at Penn Medicine.
Just three individuals per year are accepted into Penn’s prestigious seven-year neurosurgery program, where the core mission is the training of future academic neurosurgeons. At the completion of the program residents are expected to be outstanding clinicians, active investigators and experienced educators.
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- Five Surgeons From Penn Neurosurgery Earn 'top Doc' Honors
Each year, Philadelphia magazine recognizes the area’s outstanding doctors in their Top Doctors issue. The list is viewed as a “gold standard for those seeking the finest medical care in the Philadelphia area.” We are pleased to announce that five...
- Five Penn Neurosurgeons Make Top Doctors List
Each year, Philadelphia magazine recognizes the area’s outstanding doctors in their annual Top Doctors list. The list is viewed as a “gold standard for those seeking the finest medical care in the Philadelphia area.” We are pleased to announce...
Neuroscience
Congratulations to 2013 Penn Neurosurgery Chief Residents
This past weekend, Dr. Sean Grady hosted Penn Neurosurgery’s annual Hail and Farewell event to celebrate the achievements of its chief residents. Penn Neurosurgery is proud to announce that Bradley C. Lega, MD, Matthew Sanborn, MD and Robert G. Whitmore, MD have all completed their residency at Penn Medicine.
Just three individuals per year are accepted into Penn’s prestigious seven-year neurosurgery program, where the core mission is the training of future academic neurosurgeons. At the completion of the program residents are expected to be outstanding clinicians, active investigators and experienced educators.
- Matt Sanborn, MD, who graduated from Georgetown University School of Medical, has accepted a one-year fellowship in endovascular neurosurgery with the Barrows Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona. Upon completion, he will take a position at the Maine Medical Center.
- Bradley C. Lega, MD, a graduate of Baylor College of Medicine, is headed to Cleveland Clinic for a one-year fellowship, focusing on epilepsy surgery. He will then decide on where to begin his career, possibly at UT Southwestern in Dallas, back in his home state of Texas.
- Robert G.Whitmore, MD, a Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania graduate, has accepted a position at the Lahey Clinic, nonprofit teaching hospital of Tufts University School of Medicine, located in Massachusetts.
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| From left to right: Bradley C. Lega, MD, Robert G.Whitmore, MD, Matt Sanborn, MD |
- Isaac Chen, Md, Joins Penn Neurosurgery
H. Isaac Chen, MD, has joined Penn Neurosurgery as an Assistant Professor. Dr. Chen received his undergraduate degree in biochemical sciences from Harvard University; subsequently, he received his medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He...
- Penn Neurosurgery Welcomes Ali K. Ozturk, Md
Ali K. Ozturk, MD, has joined Penn Neurosurgery as an Assistant Professor. Dr Ozturk received his BA in biology from Johns Hopkins University and his medical degree from the Yale University School of Medicine. He then completed a residency in neurosurgery...
- Penn Neurosurgery Welcomes David K. Kung, Md
David K. Kung, MD, joins Penn Medicine as the newest member of the Penn neurovascular team. Dr. Kung obtained his undergraduate degree in neuroscience and biochemistry graduating with honors from the University of Washington. He then attended the Albert...
- Five Surgeons From Penn Neurosurgery Earn 'top Doc' Honors
Each year, Philadelphia magazine recognizes the area’s outstanding doctors in their Top Doctors issue. The list is viewed as a “gold standard for those seeking the finest medical care in the Philadelphia area.” We are pleased to announce that five...
- Five Penn Neurosurgeons Make Top Doctors List
Each year, Philadelphia magazine recognizes the area’s outstanding doctors in their annual Top Doctors list. The list is viewed as a “gold standard for those seeking the finest medical care in the Philadelphia area.” We are pleased to announce...