Zachary Craig

Zachary Craig, MD is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Neurologist at the Uniformed Services University (USUHS) School of Medicine. He serves as Chief of Neurology at the Armed Forces Capital Area Medical Center (ATAMMC) and Neurology Site Director at Fort Belvoir Army Community Hospital (FBCH). His clinical and research focus centers on traumatic brain injury (TBI), posttraumatic headache management, and headache therapeutics in military populations.

Education:

• MD (Cum Laude), University of South Carolina School of Medicine (2013-2017)
• BA in Experimental Psychology (Cum Laude), University of South Carolina (2009-2012)

Research Interests: Dr. Craig investigates neurology issues affecting military service members, particularly TBI care protocols and headache treatment optimization. His case studies explore complex neurological conditions in unique patient populations.

Awards:

• Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society Membership (2021)
• Dean’s Special Recognition Award, USC School of Medicine (2017)

Professional Roles: In addition to clinical care, he oversees neurology residency programs at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and ATAMMC. He has served in operational military medical roles including deployments and backfill assignments.