UT Erlanger Neurology Welcomes Two New Physicians

  • Monday, September 25, 2017
Dr. Megan Stevens
Dr. Megan Stevens

Erlanger Health System is expanding its neurology services with the addition of Drs. Prayash Patel and Megan Stevens.

Dr. Stevens is a fellowship trained neurologist specializing in the treatment of cerebrovascular disease. She received her Doctorate of Allopathic Medicine from Saint Louis University School of Medicine. She then completed her internal medicine internship, neurology residency, and cerebrovascular fellowship at Vanderbilt University. Her clinical areas of interest are post-stroke care, stroke prevention and stroke in young people.

Dr. Prayash Patel, board certified neurological surgeon, received his medical degree from Mercer University School of medicine. He then completed his neurosurgery residency at the University of Tennessee Health and Science Center. He is fellowship trained in the treatment of complex spine conditions and minimally invasive surgical techniques for degenerative spinal disorders.

For more information about UT Erlanger Neurology’s upcoming Neurology Symposium or to make an appointment with a neurologist, call 423 778-900.

Dr. Prayash Patel
Dr. Prayash Patel
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