Aimee Aysenne

Dr. Aimee Aysenne is an Associate Professor of Neurosurgery and Vice Chair of Clinical Neuroscience at Tulane University School of Medicine. She holds leadership roles as Program Director of Neurocritical Care Fellowship, Director of Neurocritical Care, and Director of Telestroke. Her clinical focus integrates advanced care for critically ill neurological patients with innovative telemedicine strategies. Dr. Aysenne’s academic training includes a Doctor of Medicine and residencies in Neurology and Internal Medicine at Tulane University, followed by a Neurocritical Care fellowship at UCSF.

Her research interests span neurocritical care protocols, stroke management, and telemedicine applications in resource-limited settings. She actively contributes to professional societies such as the Neurocritical Care Society and American Academy of Neurology. Dr. Aysenne has been recognized for her excellence in clinical care and mentorship, emphasizing equitable access to neurological expertise through telehealth initiatives. Her work bridges bedside innovation with systemic healthcare strategies, particularly in expanding emergency neurological care delivery.

Key contributions include advancements in postoperative neurosurgical complication management, fever prevention in acute brain injury, and anatomical studies informing surgical protocols. Her leadership in telestroke programs has redefined treatment access for stroke patients in underserved regions. Ongoing projects focus on global health barriers to neurologic life support and optimizing critical care outcomes through interdisciplinary collaboration.