Biography
Daniel Barnett received a B.S degree in Biology 2011 and then a Doctorate of Medicine in 2017, both from Creighton University. Following completion of the above degrees, he completed his intern year as well as 3 year residency in Neurology at the University of New Mexico. Following this, two extra years were spent obtaining fellowships in Neurophysiology and then Epilepsy at the University of New Mexico.
Personal Statement
I enjoy the complicated interplay between the diagnostic aspect of reading EEG and seeing patients with chronic epilepsy in my outpatient clinic.
Areas of Specialty
Epilepsy, Adult
Gender
Male
Languages
- English
- Spanish
Courses Taught
1. Topics in Neurological Sciences (TINS) - 03/27/24 - Headache & Movement Disorders 01/31/2024 - Providing an interactive 2 hour session for medical students on the basics of neurological science topics.
2. Fellowship Lectures - Epilepsy - 01/04/24 Epilepsy History Taking and Psychosocial Issues; 01/11/24 Anti-Seizure Medication 1; 01/18/24 Antiseizure Medication 2; Approach to epilepsy surgery - (case based discussion-01): Frontal, Parietal, occipital cases
Research and Scholarship
1. Management of Pregnant Patients with Epilepsy Associated with Cerebral Cavernous Malformations: A Case Study - AAN Poster LynnMarie Jarratt, MD1; Lauren Hatcher, MD1; Daniel Barnett, MD1; Iffat Ara Suchita, MD1; Annapoorna Bhat-Maddini, MD, PhD1
2. Principal Investigator @ UNM for Nautilus Study: CM implantation RNS in Primary generalized Epilepsy