Dr. Brown earned his medical degree from New York Medical College in Valhalla,
N.Y. He completed his residency in neurology and became chief resident
at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine & Medical Center in New York.
Dr. Brown has a sub-specialty in neurology having completed a fellowship
in stroke and cerebrovascular disease at Mount Sinai. He then became an
attending stroke physician and an instructor in the neurology residency-training
program where he earned Teacher of the Year, and also served as director
of the stroke clinic.
As program director of Hoag’s Stroke Program, Dr. Brown has developed
a dedicated, multidisciplinary acute stroke response team that provides
immediate care to stroke victims throughout the hospital. In addition,
the s troke program offers support groups and community outreach to educate
potential stroke patients about the warning signs of stroke.
Hoag is an official Get With The Guidelines Stroke (GWTG-Stroke) participant
of the American Stroke Association, and as the program requires that hospitals
meet a five-step standard including identification of a champion to develop,
direct and mobilize teams that will implement patient treatment and discharge
guidelines, Dr. Brown leads this entity.
Dr. Brown is a neurohospitalist, a neurologist who specializes in the
acute care of hospitalized patients, and focuses on providing continuous
quality improvement of acute stroke treatment and ischemic stroke prevention.
And as an active researcher in neurology, Dr. Brown has authored several
articles, abstracts and studies. He frequently lectures at many professional
medical conferences.