Michel Kliot

Dr. Michel Kliot is a highly accomplished medical professional dedicated to improving healthcare quality and accessibility. With a focus on easing suffering and enhancing health outcomes, he endeavors to excel as a physician, teacher, researcher, and leader. Dr. Kliot is passionate about advancing translational research to drive innovation and improve clinical outcomes.

Dr. Kliot pursued extensive education in top institutions, including studying Neurosurgery at The Neurological Institute of New York, earning his Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Yale Medical School, completing a General Surgery Internship and Residency Program at Columbia University, and studying Neurobiology and Neurosciences at both Stanford University and Harvard University.

Throughout his career, Dr. Kliot has held prominent positions in notable organizations. He currently serves as a Clinical Professor & Co-Director of the Peripheral Nerve Center at Stanford University School of Medicine. Previously, he was a Professor of Neurosurgery & Director of the Peripheral Nerve Center, Interim Chair at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, a Clinical Professor at UCSF Medical Center, and a Professor at the University of Washington - School of Medicine.