Carrie Shulman MD

United States of America

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Director of Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery at Kaiser Permanente NW

About me

Noted for her research and contributions to the field of neurosurgery, Board Certified Neurosurgeon Carrie Shulman, M.D. has delivered many lectures and presentations. A frequent presence at professional conferences throughout the United States, Carrie Shulman, M.D. has lectured and presented at meetings of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS), the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), and The National Medical Association, along with such teaching institutions as the University of Maryland, the University of Hawai’i, and Oregon Health & Sciences University. In addition, along with several colleagues, Carrie Shulman, M.D. published the case report “Eosinophilic meningitis after implantation of a rifampin and minocycline-impregnated ventriculostomy catheter in a child” in a 2006 edition of the Journal of Neurosurgery. As the recipient of several honors for her work in neurosurgery, Carrie Shulman, M.D. obtained a U.S. Army Commendation Medal for Exceptionally Meritorious Service, an Army Commendation Medal for Excellent Neurosurgical Skills and Leadership, a Meritorious Service Medal for Excellent Performance as Chief Resident from the National Capital Consortium, and various scholarships and awards in medical school. CarrieShulman,M.D. graduated from Georgetown University’s Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service with a Bachelor of Science in Science, Technology and International Affairs before shifting her professional focus to medicine four years later. Enrolling at the Howard University College of Medicine in 1994, Carrie Shulman, M.D. immediately distinguished herself as a standout in her class, with demonstrated proficiency in the area of neurosurgery. Carrie Shulman, M.D. subsequently completed an internship and residency in neurosurgery at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Carrie Shulman, M.D. is the first and only women to graduate from the program. She also is the only female neurosurgeon in the history of the military to be trained by the Army.

Key skills

Adult Cerebrovascular and Edoscopically minimally invasive neurosurgery

Education

Other, Other

Aug 1994 - May 1998(3 years, 9 months)

Howard University College of Medicine The program of instruction of the College of Medicine provides the essential knowledge, skills, behaviors and attitudes necessary for the practice of medicine to all medical students. In addition, time is provided in the schedule for elective courses, so that students can explore areas of special interests.

B.A, Other Arts

Aug 1986 - May 1990(3 years, 9 months)

Georgetown University The Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service The contemporary world is characterized by extensive cultural contacts that enhance connections, but also pose new challenges to acting responsibly and sensitively to the unfamiliar. Cultural competence and diplomacy are central to the peaceful functioning of a global system marked by deep, historically grown inequalities. Preparing students to treat opposing viewpoints and experiences with respect, CULP fosters a sophisticated and informed understanding of cultural diversity and the politics of identity.

Additional information

Honors & Awards:

Historic Distinction
2005
Carrie Shulman MD is the first Female Neurosurgeon in Military History to complete the prestigious Walter Reed Medical Center Training Program.

AWARDS

May2009
Army Commendation Award
For Exceptionally Meritorious Service
As Chief Neurosurgeon in Support of Operation Iraqi Freedom
Task Force 44 Med

January 2008
Army Commendation Award
For Excellent Neurosurgical Skills and Leadership
SurgeonGeneral’s Office

March2005
Meritorious Service Award
For Excellent Performance as Chief Resident
NationalCapitol Consortium

April1997
National Medical Association Conference Student Council Service Award
Howard University College of Medicine Washington, DC

August 1997
Poster Presentation Award
Neurosurgical/Neurological Section and at large Honolulu, HI

October 1997
Jesse Barber Award for Excellence in Neurosurgery
Howard University College of Medicine

GRANTSAND COMMISSIONS

1994- 1998
United States Army Health Professions Scholarship Program

August 1994
Commissionedas Second Lieutenant

Interests:

Continuous study of Neurosurgery

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