David Horvat

David Horvat, M.D., is a physician scientist at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), affiliated with the School of Medicine and Department of Neurology. He completed his medical training through a career pathway combining military service and clinical specialization.

• Education: BS from United States Military Academy (2012), MD from Georgetown University School of Medicine (2016)
• Clinical Training: Internship and residency in Adult Neurology (2016-2020), followed by a fellowship in Child Neurology (2020-2023) at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

His research interests focus on pediatric neurology, with clinical research spanning applications of botulinum toxin, neonatal neurological disorders, and complex diagnostic neurology cases. Recent publications highlight his work in pediatric migraine treatment and neonatal botulism.

As a military physician, Dr. Horvat's career integrates clinical practice, research, and service, with affiliations to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and USU's military medical education programs.