Zachary Levine

Zachary Levine is a highly skilled board certified neurosurgeon specializing in stereotactic and functional neurosurgery with expertise in Deep Brain Stimulation surgery.

He holds a patent for cell transplantation in the brain to address neuro-degenerative diseases and is involved in pioneering new lead designs for peripheral nerve stimulation.

His research focuses on brain impedance recovery and the application of DBS for gait and balance disorders.

Beyond neurosurgery, Zachary possesses extensive experience in minimally invasive spine surgery and neuromodulation for treating various conditions like pain, Parkinson's Disease, Essential tremor, and Dystonia.

In academia, he serves as a Clinical Professor at The George Washington University Hospital, imparting his knowledge to aspiring neurosurgeons.

Previously, Zachary Levine held leadership roles such as Director of Neuroscience at Holy Cross Health, Owner and President of National Capital Neurosurgery, and Director of Neurosurgery at Holy Cross Health.

He has also been associated with renowned medical facilities including Sibley Memorial Hospital, George Washington University Medical Center, and Suburban Hospital.

Moreover, his contributions extend to the surgical technology realm, having been a Scientific Board Member at SafeOp Surgical and an ARTAB Board member at Medtronic.

Zachary's career highlights encompass a comprehensive skill set in stereotactic and functional neurosurgery, cranial base surgery, and endoscopic brain surgery.

His dedication to advancing the field through teaching, research, and innovative surgical techniques underscores his commitment to improving patient outcomes and quality of life.