Neurologists Near Lebanon New Hampshire

Akanksha Gulati, MD

Aleksandra C. Stark, MD

A diagnosis of dementia and cognitive impairment can be emotionally difficult for patients and their loved ones. As a cognitive and behavioral neurologist, I aim to help my patients and their families...

Alexander P. Auchus, MD

A love of science and the humanities led me to medicine. Curiosity about the brain and human behavior led me to neurology. Now, after practicing neurology across several continents, I have returned to...

Alexandra Martin, MSN, FNP-BC

I love helping and teaching patients and their families about neurological conditions and guiding them to a better place. I am happy when patients reach their goals and return to how they were before....

Andrew D. Smith III, MD

I entered the field of multiple sclerosis (MS) and neuroimmunology because the complexity of these conditions and the care they require appeal to me. People with MS have varied symptoms and are at...

Andrew R. Pachner, MD

The Multiple Sclerosis Center here at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center subscribes to the "Comprehensive Care" model. This means that our team addresses the needs of multiple sclerosis (MS) patients...

Anna Karpenko, MD

Barbara C. Jobst, MD

Brian C. Fidali, MD

My goal is to help my patients live a life free from seizures. My patients and I work together to find the best treatment options based on their unique goals. Caring for those with epilepsy is a team...

Cheng Chin Wang, DO

I care for patients with serious neurological diseases, treating them with kindness and understanding. I listen carefully to their concerns and take time to learn about their needs and goals. I help...

Deborah Rukin Gold, MD

As a child neurologist, I am dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized care to the vulnerable patients and families who trust me with their care. I focus on ensuring I meet each child’s...

Diana M. Rojas-Soto, MD

I believe in helping my patients be active participants in their own health care. This involves thoroughly and compassionately explaining their conditions to them, and then listening carefully to...

Elijah W. Stommel, MD, PhD

I was motivated to become a neurologist because I wanted to understand neurological disorders and help patients who are dealing with them. I take the time to carefully listen to my patients and tailor...

George W. Culler, MD

My goal is to improve the quality of life for my patients by: Eliminating or reducing disabling seizures in those with refractory epilepsy Lowering the risk of SUDEP (sudden unexplained death in...

Isabella R. Newbury-Chaet, MPAS, PA-C

I am passionate about ensuring my patients feel listened to and cared for. I take the time to get to know my patients and how their illness affects their lives. When talking with my patients and their...

Jane B. Vasquez, MSN, APRN

I provide holistic care that focuses on my patient's concerns, needs, and goals. As someone who has been affected by neurological disease in my family, I understand that neurological conditions can...

Jason Johns, MPAS, PA-C

My goal is to give my patients the best medical care available to help them recover from stroke and prevent future recurrences. I offer guidance on lifestyle modifications and risk factor management...

Jean Schwartz, MSN, APRN

Jeffrey A. Cohen, MD

My goal is to give patients the type of care I would expect as a patient: care that is supportive and understandable. I spend time with each patient to discuss all the possible treatments paths...

Joanna M. Young, MSN, APRN

I love learning and developing my skills as a nurse, and I enjoy the challenges that come with this profession. After being a critical care nurse for more than a decade, I decided to pursue...

Justin J. Mowchun, MD

Kris D. Halliwell, MSN, APRN

In my medical career, I’ve been a 911 dispatcher, an emergency medical technician (EMT), a paramedic, an intensive care unit (ICU) nurse, a flight nurse/paramedic. Now I’m an acute care nurse...

Kristen M. Goff, MPAS, PA-C

Neurology is a large, challenging field that is continually evolving. Working in this field allows me to draw on my life-long interest in science, while also giving me an opportunity to build strong...

Krzysztof A. Bujarski, MD

Lindsay M. Schommer, DNP, APRN

Epilepsy is a disease that takes away a person’s control. My goal is to help my patients take back control of their lives and resume doing the things that are important to them. While I can’t...

Lorrie E. Callaghan, MSN, APRN

Malyssa L. Gallagher, MS, PA-C

Marie L. Cupo, MSN, APRN

Mary S. Feldman, DO

Neurological conditions can sometimes be very difficult to diagnose and understand. My goal as a neurologist and movement disorders specialist is to help guide my patients through the complexities of...

Megan M. Donohue, MD

Meghan T. Shaw, MS, PA-C

Michael B. Sparks, MD

I enjoy working in partnership with my patients. I listen to their concerns and ask about their goals and expectations. Whether their goal is to hike Mt. Moosilauke or to play with their...

Michael B. Sparks, MD

I enjoy working in partnership with my patients. I listen to their concerns and ask about their goals and expectations. Whether their goal is to hike Mt. Moosilauke or to play with their...

Nicole H. Odom, MD

I became a physician because I wanted to help people. I listen to my patients so they feel that their concerns have been heard. I want to help them decide on a treatment plan that works best for them.

Nupur Lala, MD, MS

The field of neuro-oncology allows me to merge my passion for helping people with my interest in solving puzzles. Neuro-oncology involves combining cutting-edge, evidence-based medical treatments with...

Oliver W. Phillips, MD

Movement disorders are like icebergs: there’s 10 percent that’s plainly visible, but there’s still 90 percent beneath the surface. My focus is on treating the entire 100 percent. I learned from...

Paige T. Gorecki, MS, APRN

As the daughter of a speech-language pathologist, I grew up going to stroke support groups. When I started my nursing career here on the neuroscience floor, I fell in love with the brain. I saw that...

Rebecca J. Thompson, MD

I let my patients know that we are a team: they are the athlete and I am the coach. I listen to a patient’s concerns and carefully explain my diagnosis. I lay out all the pros and cons of every...

Richard P. Morse, MD

Rohit K. Reddy, MD

I help my patients improve their quality of life. Whether by eliminating seizures or at the very least, making my patients feel comfortable with a condition they’ve had for years, I do my best to...

Sandra J. McDonald, MSN, APRN

Sarah A. Lewis, MPAS, PA-C

Shannon K. Seney, DNP, APRN

Being a nurse practitioner in neurology allows me to do the medical work that fascinates me. It also allows me to have a very personal and caring relationship with my patients. As a nurse...

Stephen L. Lee, MD, PhD

I was drawn to the field of neurology by the beauty and intricacies of the human nervous system. I chose to specialize in clinical and applied basic science research with the aim of easing the burden...

Timothy G. Lukovits, MD

I chose to specialize in the field of stroke because it has so many different clinical manifestations and it overlaps with many other areas of medicine. This allows me to be a member of an...

Victoria H. Lawson, MD, MSc

Victoria M. Booth, MSN, APRN

Neurocritical care can be an emotional roller coaster for both patients and their families. I want them to feel supported and informed, ensuring that our care aligns with their goals. I chose...

Vijay M. Thadani, MD, PhD

Diagnosing a neurological condition can sometimes be like solving a difficult puzzle. I have a talent for knowing odd and unusual pieces of information. I enjoy applying that talent to solving...