Parkinson disease
Personalized treatment plans based on diagnostic results and medical history
Charles H. Adler MD PhD
BA Biology Temple University 1980 Summa Cum Laude, MS PhD Pharmacology NYU 1986, MD New York University 1986, Neurology Residency Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania 1990, Movement Disorder Fellowship Penn 1991
Internationally recognized movement disorders neurologist at Mayo Clinic Phoenix, Secretary-elect of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society.
34 years
Years of Experience
11200
Total Cases
4.96%
Patient Satisfaction
5.0
Overall Rating
Areas of Expertise
Comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for core conditions
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Education & Career
Education
BA Biology Temple University 1980 Summa Cum Laude, MS PhD Pharmacology NYU 1986, MD New York University 1986, Neurology Residency Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania 1990, Movement Disorder Fellowship Penn 1991
Work Experience
Movement Disorders Neurologist Mayo Clinic Phoenix since 1991
Academic Positions
Secretary-elect International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society, Fellow American Academy of Neurology
Research & Awards
Honors
Best in Medicine Award American Health Council 2018, Movement Disorders Journal Research Article of the Year 2017
Research Focus
Pre-clinical Parkinson disease and tremor research
Publications
Over 500 peer-reviewed publications
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