Dr. Scheherazade Le

Biography

Scheherazade Le, MD is a Clinical Professor of Neurology at Stanford University specializing in adult neurology with a subspecialty in epilepsy and electroencephalography. Dr. Le serves as the director of the epilepsy specialty clinics, including the Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Alliance Clinic and the Stanford Autoimmune Encephalitis Clinic, focusing on immune-mediated epilepsy and encephalitis. Her clinical research emphasizes innovative therapies for epilepsy, including biosensors for device detection, intracranial neurophysiology, and novel intraoperative neuromonitoring techniques. Dr. Le is also an award-winning teacher dedicated to trainee medical education, having received numerous accolades including the A.B. Baker Teacher Recognition Award and the Arthur L. Bloomfield Award for Teaching Excellence. She actively contributes to medical education through her role as Epilepsy Education Director for the Neurology Residency Program and has held various academic appointments including Medical School Course Director for the Neuroscience Block. Additionally, she is involved in various committees and is a recognized figure in the field of neurology education. Dr. Le’s work has garnered high ratings in courses she teaches, indicating her commitment to excellence in medical education and training.

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