Jeremy L. Fogelson

Overview

Dr. Jeremy L. Fogelson is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Neurologic Surgery at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. He specializes in spinal surgery with a focus on complex spinal disorders, spinal tumors, and deformity correction in adults and children. He holds dual appointments in Neurosurgery and Surgery departments.

Education & Training

• MD: University of Minnesota (2004)
• BS: Bemidji State University (2000)
• Residency: Neurologic Surgery at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine (2011)
• Fellowship: Orthopaedic Spinal Deformity Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine (2012)

Research Interests

His research focuses on advancing surgical techniques for spinal tumors, degenerative spine conditions, and spinal deformities. He investigates the use of minimally invasive approaches, bone density assessment in spinal fusion outcomes, and clinical predictive models for osteoporosis-related complications. Key areas include:

• Spinal tumor resection strategies
• Minimally invasive spinal surgery innovations
• Frailty assessment in spinal patients
• Postoperative outcomes analysis

Awards & Recognition

Recipient of the 2023 Healthcare Gold Award and multiple teaching accolades including Mayo Fellows' Teacher of the Year (2022). Notable achievements also include the 2013 Outstanding Alumni Award from Bemidji State University and first-place awards in neurosurgical presentations (2009-2011).

Professional Activities

Leadership roles include:

• Chair of Surgical Facilities Subcommittee (Mayo Clinic)
• Member of Scoliosis Research Society and North American Spine Society
• Committee memberships in surgical quality improvement and spine tumor management

Labs & Teams

Active in Mayo Clinic's Spine Surgery and Neuro-oncology programs, collaborating on multidisciplinary spinal tumor treatment protocols and surgical innovation projects.