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Neurologists in Oklahoma City, OK

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SSM Health Neurosciences gallery

The neurology practice of SSM Health Neurosciences provides expert and compassionate care for a vast range of neurological conditions. Our office is located

Tehseen Khan, MD gallery

Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology, Tehseen Khan, MD, is part of a practice that treats a variety of neurological conditions such

SSM Health Neurosciences gallery

Our neurology practice is located in the SSM Health Neurosciences location adjacent to the main campus for SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital. Our board certifi

Brent Hisey, MD gallery

Brent Hisey, MD is a long-standing member of the SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital medical staff. He earned his medical degree from the University of Oklaho

Zahid Cheema, MD gallery

Board-certified both in rheumatology and in internal medicine, Zubair Ashraf, MD earned his medical degree from Allama Iqbal Medical College in Lahor

Zahid Cheema, MD gallery

Certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Karen Taylor, CNP is a family medicine practitioner with an interest in urology. She enjoys cari

Cherian Abraham Karunapuzha, MD gallery

My approach to medicine is very extensive. I do not deal with only one aspect of a disease because most of the movement disorders we treat are ve

Iryna Bilga, PA gallery

Medicine is a passion of mine, and I am fortunate enough to be able to devote myself to people that need my help while learning something new every da

Panayiotis Emmanuel Pelargos, MD gallery

I chose to specialize in neurosurgery because the brain has always fascinated me. I'm passionate about treating brain tumors and other disorders to preserve

Abdul Basit Khan, MD gallery

For me, medicine offered a perfect opportunity to combine scientific understanding of human biology with the humanistic aspect of taking care of real people.

Severine Laure Kako, MD gallery

Growing up in a small village in Cameroon, I saw firsthand the impact limited access to healthcare can have on individuals and communities. At the Meinde

Mark Edward Stephens, MD gallery

As a neurosurgeon, I specialize in performing brain and spinal cord surgery. I think they require a particular skill set, but also a unique approach to prop

Tyler Alan Webb, MD gallery

I think it's critical to teach our patients the anatomy and mechanisms behind their condition, why they're having the symptoms they're having and what

Marguerite Anna Butchee, MD gallery

I was drawn to medicine because of the meaningful relationships I develop with patients and families, especially during their greatest time of need. Ma

Aaron Keith Farrow, MD gallery

I chose to go into medicine after an emergency spinal surgery I had to have as an adolescent. I love to help patients improve their quality of life a

Courtney Rachaelle Iser, MD gallery

I chose to go into medicine because it involves the two things I love, science and caring for people. I love that medicine is a lifelong learning experience.

Nicole Cabalo Bowden, DO gallery

I really liked science, and I was at a point where I was deciding, should I go the PhD route and do research or go the DO route and be a clinician? A

Saria M. Refai, MD gallery

When I was young, a relative had a stroke, which affected his life and his family's. I wondered if it could have been prevented, and what could be done

Amanda Gail Henry, APRN-CNS gallery

As an advanced-practice neurology nurse, the most gratifying aspect of my job is seeing patients? symptoms and quality of life improve. I enjoy working wi