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Neurology Jeffrey S. Mogelof, MD
		Associate Professor of Neurology, UCSF Chief of Neurology and Rehabilitation at VA Site Director Neurology Education Program, UCSF Fresno

	Medical School:		Albany Medical College, New York
	Residency:		Albany Medical Center, New York
	Fellowship:		American Academy of Neurology American College of Legal Medicine
	Board Certified:		Psychiatry and Neurology American Society of Neuroimaging -- in Neurosonology -- in CT scanning Society of Neurorehabilitation
	Awards and Recognition:		Special recognition by Albany Medical College for teaching Special recognition by Ellis and St. Clare's Hospitals, Upstate N.Y.

	Publications:
		Jarrett SR, Mogelof JS: Critical Illness Neuropathy: Diagnosis and Management Archives. Phy Med Rehad 1995 Jul; 76(7):688-91 Battista M, Patte D., Hierholzer R., Mogelof J., Howsepian A., Gleasn C., Mcauly C. (11/99): Caregiver Report in Dementia: Contrasts with Clinical Perspective. Poster Presentation at 19th Annual Meeting of the National Academy of Neuropsychology, San Antonio TX Battista M., Pate D.S., Mogelof J et.al: Caregiver Report in Dementia: Preliminary Findings from a New Caregiver Measure. Poster at the at the 20th Annual California State University Fresno Research Symposium, Fresno CA Mogelof JS., And Mcgrady A.M., Telemedicine in the Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury. Platform and Poster presentations at the 14th Nursing Research Conference, Dept of VA North Texas, August 2002. Platform presentation to the the Los Angeles Publications: VA Nursing Research Conference: "Spinal Cord Telehealth" 10/25/02 Battista M., Pate DS.,Heirholzer R., Howsepian A., and Mogelof J. Caregiver Reports: A Systematic Method of Comparison with Clinical Impressions. Clinical Gerontologist, Vol. 27(4), 2004 Invited Faculty Presenter Medicolegal Conference 9/20/2004. Overview of Telemedicine: The Clinical, the Technology and the Legal Regulations. Mogelof JS and Mcgrady AM: poster presentation: Teleneurology at a Distance: Patient Satisfaction Survey. At the World Congress of Neurology, November 2005, Sydney, Australia
	Interests:	Neurointensive Care—weakness in the ICU/stroke Movement Disorders and Dementias Neurology Education
	Personal Statement:	The best approach to patient problem solving and consequently patient care has been proven time and time again to rely on the history and exam, no matter what web access you have and no matter what new technologies are available.