Tajammul Ehsan, MD
Tajammul Ehsan, MD
Specialty
Years of Experience
43
Clinical Interests
Gender
Male
Languages
English
Neurology
Epileptic Conditions/Treatments,
Sleep Disorder,
Stroke
Locations
Dulles Neurology Clinic
About Tajammul Ehsan, MD
Medical School
Dow Medical College
Internships
Civil Hospital
Training Specialty: General Medicine
8/31/1983 - 2/27/1984
Training Specialty: General Medicine
8/31/1983 - 2/27/1984
Civil Hospital
Training Specialty: General Surgery
2/28/1983 - 8/30/1983
Training Specialty: General Surgery
2/28/1983 - 8/30/1983
Residencies
Civil Hospital
Training Specialty: Neurology
11/1/1984 - 1/31/1987
Training Specialty: Neurology
11/1/1984 - 1/31/1987
Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Training Specialty: Neurology
9/1/1990 - 9/30/1993
Training Specialty: Neurology
9/1/1990 - 9/30/1993
Fellowships
Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
Training Specialty: Clinical Neurophysiology
9/10/1993 - 9/09/1995
Training Specialty: Clinical Neurophysiology
9/10/1993 - 9/09/1995
Hospital Affiliations
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