Anmar Razak, M.D. (Resident in Chief)

Anticipated Residency Completion:

2010

Hometown:

Baghdad, Iraq and Toronto, Canada.

Undergraduate Education:

Hon. BSs, Human Biology, University of Toronto, Canada, 1998.

Graduate Education and Medical School:

M.B.B.S.(M.D.), University of the West Indies, Jamaica, 2004.

Post Graduate Education, Internship, and other training:

• Intern, Michigan State University/Sparrow Health Systems, 2006 - 2007.
• Resident, Michigan State University/Sparrow Health Systems Neurology Residency, 2007 - 2009.
• Chief Resident, Michigan State University/Sparrow Health Systems Neurology Residency, 2009 - 2010.

Fellowship interests/Special neurology interest:

Stroke, Neurocritical Care, and Endovascular Interventional Neurology.

Why did you choose to become part of Michigan State University Neurology?

Excellent academic faculty with emphasis on clinical neurology with a large patient population and a wide variety of neurological pathologies. Encouraging research opportunities.  Strong Stroke program with endovascular interventions done on-site. Residents are very friendly, helpful, and easy to work with and fun to socialize with.

If you were not a doctor, what would you have chosen as a career?

Car mechanic or professional soccer player.

Extracurricular interests and activities:

Sports (FIFA Football, Basketball, Hockey), Playing poker, Automotive.