Carrie Shulman MD

Carrie Shulman MD is a Board Certified and Award Winning Neurosurgeon specializing in Adult Cerebrovascular and Edoscopically minimally invasive neurosurgery. Carrie Shulman MD is a pioneer and tier-one practitioner of minimally invasive techniques in the United States. In 2005, Carrie Shulman MD became the first female neurosurgeon in the military to complete her training at the prestigious Walter Reed Medical Center (Army). In 2009 she served in as the Neurosurgical Director in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

In her role as an Active Duty Army Neurosurgeon with a full-spectrum neurosurgical practice encompassing complex adult and pediatric cases, Carrie Shulman MD served as the primary cerebrovascular practitioner in the group. In 2005, Carrie Shulman MD entered into the prestigious Walter Reed Medical Center. At completion of the rigorous program, Carrie Shulman MD made history by earning the distinction of being the first female neurosurgeon in military history to be successfully trained by the US Army.

The contemporary world is characterized by extensive cultural contacts that enhance connections, but also pose new challenges to acting responsibly and sensitively to the unfamiliar. Cultural competence and diplomacy are central to the peaceful functioning of a global system.

The program of instruction of the College of Medicine provides the essential knowledge, skills, behaviors and attitudes necessary for the practice of medicine to all medical students. In addition, time is provided in the schedule for elective courses, so that students can explore specialty areas.