Pamela Quinn, MD
Dr. Pamela Quinn has been practicing for neurological medicine for more than 22 years. She received her medical degree from Tulane University. Dr. Quinn has been married to her husband Brad for 27 years and they have 5 children. Together, they enjoy being foster parents and have been fostering for the last ten years.
Anil Chimakurthy, MD
Dr. Anil Kumar Chimakurthy, MD, is a distinguished neurologist whose passion lies in understanding and treating neurological disorders. His journey includes a robust educational background:
Education:
Neurology Residency, Louisiana State University and Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, USA
Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship, Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, USA
Epilepsy Research Fellowship, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, USA
Through his Neurology residency, Dr. Chimakurthy gained expertise in diagnosing and managing neurological conditions. His specialization deepened during the Clinical Neurophysiology fellowship at Barrow Neurological Institute, refining his skills in intricate neurophysiological tests. Prior to his residency, he pursued an Epilepsy Research Fellowship at Case Western Reserve University. During his fellowships training he is focused on evaluation and management of patients with seizure and drug resistant epilepsy with both medical and surgical treatment options.
Dr. Chimakurthy's expertise extends to evaluating patients with a wide range of neurological conditions, including strokes, dementia, headaches, movement disorders, and neuromuscular disorders. With his patient-centered approach and comprehensive training, he provides compassionate and evidence-based care. He also contributes to medical education as a mentor and presenter at conferences. As a neurologist, researcher, and educator, he remains dedicated to advancing neurological science and improving patient outcomes.
Emily Moore, CRNP
Emily Moore is a certified registered nurse practitioner. She joined Decatur Morgan Neurology in 2017. She attended the University of Mississippi Medical Center and Acute Care Nursing School at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. She is married to Ryan and they have two boys. Emily enjoys watching SEC football, her son’s soccer games and working out at the gym.