Dr. Josiane Lajoie

Biography

Dr. Josiane Lajoie is a Clinical Professor and the Director of Pediatric Epilepsy at the NYU Langone Epilepsy Center and the Tuberous Sclerosis Center. With a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania, she completed her residency in Pediatrics at New York Presbyterian - Weill Cornell Medical Center and pursued fellowships in Neurology and Neurophysiology at Albert Einstein College Hospital. Dr. Lajoie specializes in Pediatric Neurology with a focus on childhood epilepsy and developmental disabilities. She is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for children suffering from conditions such as epilepsy, headaches, and developmental delays. Dr. Lajoie leads a multidisciplinary approach to managing Tuberous Sclerosis, which can cause benign tumors and have neurological consequences. Through her work, she actively engages with parents, educating them about their child’s condition and connecting them with support groups. Dr. Lajoie's research interests include evaluating symptoms in childhood epilepsy and creating individualized treatment plans that may incorporate medication and lifestyle changes. She collaborates with various specialists to ensure holistic care for her patients and is an advocate for children's rights within the epilepsy community. Dr. Lajoie finds great fulfillment in her role and considers it a privilege to be involved in her patients' lives.

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