Tracey Huijun Fan is an Assistant Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago. Her research primarily focuses on neurocritical care, exploring the neurological complications and outcomes associated with critical illnesses such as sepsis and traumatic brain injuries. Dr. Fan has contributed significantly to the field through her publications on brain imaging following gunshot wounds, the impact of left ventricular assist devices on neurologic outcomes, and the systematic review of respiratory distress syndrome in patients with traumatic brain injuries. She is known for her rigorous systematic reviews and meta-analyses, which provide vital insights into the management of patients with severe neurological conditions. Additionally, Dr. Fan has worked collaboratively with institutions such as Massachusetts General Hospital and Touro University of Nevada, enhancing her engagement with multidisciplinary teams in neurocritical research. Her academic pursuits are driven by a commitment to improving patient outcomes and advancing the understanding of complex neurological conditions.
University of Chicago • Chicago, IL
Instructing courses and conducting research in neurocritical care.