Manan Shah

Manan Shah is an Associate Professor at the Medical College of Georgia, with dual appointments in the Department of Neurology and Department of Neurosurgery. He is a board-certified physician with licenses in Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas, and serves as the Director of the Neuro-ICU APP Fellowship Program and Associate Program Director of the Neurology Residency since 2023.

Education

• MBBS in Medicine, B.J. Medical College (2009)

Research Interests: Dr. Shah specializes in Intracerebral Hemorrhage, Status Epilepticus, and Neurologic Prognostication. His work bridges clinical neurology and neurocritical care, focusing on stroke models, autoimmune encephalitis, EVD management, and neurological complications of systemic diseases.

Article Trends: His recent publications emphasize translational neuroscience in stroke and critical care, including studies on spreading depolarization, NORSE treatment, and EVD safety protocols. Subfields span ischemic stroke mechanisms, VNS therapy, vascular neurology, and neuroethical implications of brain death.

Scientific Awards

• Board Certification in Neurocritical Care (2024)
• Fellow, American Neurologic Association (2024)
• SHINE Award, Wellstart Hospital MCG Health (2023)
• Golden Key International Honor Society Inductee (2023)
• Society of Collegiate Leadership & Achievement Inductee (2021)

Advising & Service: Dr. Shah contributes to academic leadership as Associate Program Director and Director of Neuro-ICU APP Fellowship Program. He serves on editorial boards for Frontiers in Neurology and International Journal of Neuroscience, and participates in professional committees like the Research Subcommittee at the Society of Critical Care Medicine.