Hadi Mohammad Khanli,

Hadi Mohammad Khanli, M.D., made his life’s goal to pursue a greater understanding of the nervous system after watching his grandmother struggle with Alzheimer’s disease. He delivers care that is centered on, and driven by, each patient’s needs, helping them manage the physical and emotional elements of their illness and valuing their cultural and spiritual beliefs. 

 

After graduation from Tehran University of Medical Sciences in Iran, and completion of a four-year neurology residency program in Tabriz University, Dr. Khanli moved to United States. He initially started to work as a research fellow studying age-related neuromuscular impairments at UCLA, then completed an internship at New York Metropolitan Hospital, followed by a three-year neurology residency program at George Washington Hospital and one-year clinical neurophysiology fellowship at the National Institutes of Health. During his fellowship, Dr. Khanli worked also as a consultant for neurological complications of blood cancers and their treatment. He published multiple articles about common neurological disorders in well-respected medical journals during his career. 

 

Fluent in Farsi and Turkish, he enjoys spending time with family, traveling, skiing, swimming and playing tennis.