Professor Dr. Safwan Jaradeh
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Biography
Dr. Safwan Jaradeh is a professor of Neurology at Stanford University, specializing in Clinical Neurophysiology. He has a robust history of leadership within the field and has served in various directorial roles at the Medical College of Wisconsin including Director of the Muscle Nerve Laboratory and the Autonomic Laboratory. His research interests focus primarily on autonomic disorders, small fiber neuropathies, and developing effective methods for testing and treating these conditions. Dr. Jaradeh has made significant contributions to the understanding of orthostatic intolerance, syncope, and gastrointestinal motility dysfunction. His previous work includes exploring the relationship between the autonomic nervous system and sleep disturbances, as well as addressing phonation and swallowing disorders and peripheral nerve injury repair. Throughout his career, he has received multiple awards recognizing his contributions to neurology and education, demonstrating his commitment to both clinical practice and academic excellence.
Research Interests
Experience
Professor
2011-01-01 — PresentStanford University • Palo Alto, California
Director of Autonomic Disorders Program.
Professor
2000-01-01 — 2011-01-01Medical College of Wisconsin • Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Served as Chair in the Department of Neurology and various directorship roles including Director of the Neuromuscular Division.
Awards
Research Travel Award
Muscular Dystrophy Association Award
Health Advancement Award Nomination
Teacher of the Year Award
Teacher of the Year Award
Teacher of the Year Award
Teacher of the Year Award
Courses
Requirements for Stanford University
Doctorate Program
Requirements
GPA Requirement
TOEFL
GRE General
Prerequisites
Application Checklist
- Statement of Purpose
- Three letters of recommendation
- Official transcripts
- Resume/CV
Specialization Notes
The Computer Science department emphasizes research potential. GRE General is currently optional but recommended for some tracks.