Credentials

Credentials

  • Academic titles

    • Assistant Professor, Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell

  • Chief resident

    • New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University

  • Medical school

    • Columbia Univ College of Physicians and Surgeons

  • Residencies

    • New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University

  • Fellowships

    • Emory University Hospital

  • Affiliations

Locations & insurance

Locations & insurance

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LHH - Dept of Neurosurgery
130 East 77th Street, 3 Black HallNew York, NY 10075

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Patient ratings & comments

Patient ratings & comments

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| 82.0 patient ratings & 13 patient comments

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Explanations the care provider gave you about your problem or condition

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Concern the care provider showed for your questions or worries

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Care provider's efforts to include you in decisions about your treatment

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Information the care provider gave you about medications(if any)

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Instructions the care provider gave you about follow up care (if any)

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Degrees to which care provider talked with you using words you could understand

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Amount of time the care provider spent with you

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Your confidence in this care provider

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Most recent comments

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04/29/2019
"Very caring. 7. Simple in ways you can understand. 9. Very, very. 10. Surely. "
04/22/2019
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12/27/2018
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11/13/2018
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09/05/2018
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08/28/2018
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08/12/2018
"Have recommended Dr. Ellis to many friends and my neurologist."
07/19/2018
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07/08/2018
"Good recommendation to others. "
06/11/2018
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05/25/2018
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05/17/2018
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