3 Best Neurologists in Edmonton

“Dr. Kenneth G. Makus is one of the leading neurologists who completed his medical education at the University of Alberta in 1994. He is a knowledgeable, caring, and professional doctor who treats all patients with the utmost respect and compassion. Dr. Makus listens attentively and offers thoughtful suggestions that prompt patients to consider their life choices seriously. He dedicates time to understanding the background of patients' issues and addresses each one to achieve better results. With a flexible appointment system, Dr. Makus allows his clients to schedule treatments conveniently. He practices at the Edmonton Specialists Clinic.”

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“Dr. Namratha Sudharshan is an experienced neurologist who incorporates many of the latest techniques in her treatments to yield better results. She is a diplomate EMG medical director at the Edmonton Neurology and Edmonton Specialists Clinics. She is clinically interested in dealing with post-concussion syndromes and developmental disorders. She carefully listens to her patient's concerns and their current symptoms. Then, she develops a plan to eliminate those problems. Dr. Namratha practices at Edmonton Neurology, a specialty clinic designed to diagnose and treat various neurological conditions. Dr. Namratha Sudharshan is appointed a Clinical Lecturer in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry Department.”

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“Dr. Jay Kassiri is a well-known neurologist in Edmonton, AB. She graduated with a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Manitoba and is the principal investigator for a comprehensive pediatric status epilepticus study across Alberta. She is a Pediatric Epileptologist at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and an Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta. Dr. Jay Kassiri serves as the co-lead of the Surgical Epilepsy Program and directs the Female Adolescent Multidisciplinary Epilepsy Program at both Stollery Children’s Hospital and the University of Alberta. Her primary focus lies in enhancing clinical care for young patients with epilepsy.”

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