Dr. Daniel Harrison

Biography

Daniel S. Harrison, MD, is an Assistant Professor at Boston University's Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, specializing in Neurology. He has a strong focus on neurologic diseases, particularly acute presentations, which has shaped his career toward critical care. His passion for clinical excellence motivates his teaching, as he mentors neurology trainees and advanced practice providers (APPs) in both local and national settings. Dr. Harrison has developed and directed simulation courses, emphasizing the importance of medical education in neurology, and has contributed to editorial boards as well as authored chapters in key medical texts. As a chief resident during the COVID pandemic, he played an integral role in crisis management and ensuring the wellbeing of resident communities. His research interests include neurologic education, medical simulation, and improving the onboarding processes for APPs in neurocritical care settings. With a commitment to education and patient care, Dr. Harrison continuously seeks to innovate and enhance the learning experience within his field.

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