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Gerald A McNamee R EPT CNIM FACSNM Cell: (469) 360-2262
Email: [email protected]
SUMMARY: I am a schooled neurophysiologist with 30 years of experience. You can see my profile on linkedin.com . I am in the process of publishing a case study that was accepted by the ASNM Annual Program Committee. It was presented at the 2014 ASNM Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL, May 1-4, 2014. You can find this case study by following this link to the ASNM web site http://www.asnm.org/?page=eposters. This case study was published in the Journal of Neurology and Stroke Volume 4 issue 1.
Home: Date: Birthplace: 1920 Grassmere Lane Apt 2228 July 25 1959 McKinney TX 75071 Mt Pleasant NY
EDUCATION: 02/1982-10/1982 United Hospital EEG School Port Chester, New York (no longer exists-bankrupt 12/2004)
CERTIFICATION: Certified Neurophysiologic Intra-operative Monitoring Technologist CNIM #993 Registered Evoked Potential Technologist R. EPT. # 858
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
06/2015- Present Peak Neuromonitoring Assoicates Position: Director Intraoperative Monitoring Duties include monitoring all the neurosurgery and spine cases at the local medical Centers in the Dallas/ Ft Worth area Supervisor: Bryan Hasse
06/2011- 06/2015 Self Employed Position: Intra-Operative Monitoring Technologist Duties included monitoring all neurosurgery cases at local medical centers Supervisor: Robin Vaughn PHD
10/2010-05/2011 Dr Steven Cyr, MD San Antonio TX Position: Intra-Operative Monitoring Technologist Duties included monitoring all spine cases at local medical centers Supervisor: Dr Steven Cyr
05/2006-05/2010 Mark Pretorius, MD, PA, Plano TX Position: Intra-Operative Monitoring Technologist Duties include monitoring all neurosurgical and spine cases at local medical centers. Supervisor: Mark Pretorius, MD
Gerald A McNamee R EPT CNIM FACSNM Cell: (469) 360-2262
Email: [email protected]
03/2004-02/2006 University of Virginia Medical Center, Charlottesville, VA Position: Director Intra-Operative Monitoring Program Duties included making all protocols for the neurosurgical and spine surgery cases. Scheduling work load and monitoring the more difficult neurovascular and Spine cases
Supervisor: L.H Phillips, MD
11/1999-12/2001 New York Medical College-Westchester Medical Center, Munger Pavilion Department of Neurosurgery, Valhalla, NY
Position: Director Intra-operative Monitoring Program Duties included making all protocols for the neurosurgical and spine surgery cases. Scheduling work load and monitoring the more difficult neurovascular and spine cases, approximately 300 per year. Supervisor: Dr William Couldwell
09/1991-09/1997 Florida Neurological Associates, Aventura, FL. Position: Diagnostic Technical Director Duties included monitoring all the neurosurgery cases at Mt. Sinai Hospital Miami Beach Supervisor: Jeffery Gelblum, MD
03/1990-05/1991 Centinela Hospital Medical Center, Kerlan-Jobe Clinic, Inglewood, CA Position: Surgical Monitoring Technologist Duties included monitoring all neurosurgery Supervisor: Robert Watkins, MD
10/1982-09/1988 State University Health Science Center at Brooklyn, Brooklyn NY Position: Supervisor EEG Department. Duties included supervising four technicians, gathered and interpreted data from EEG, Evoked Potentials, Nerve Conduction and Surgical Monitoring. Supervisor: Roger Cracco, MD