Dr. Mickey Abraham MD, MS

Dr. Mickey Ellis Abraham, MD, MS, is a neurological surgeon at the University of California, San Diego. He combines his clinical expertise with a robust research portfolio in regenerative medicine and neuromodulation. Dr. Abraham has secured grant funding from prestigious institutions like the National Institute of Health, enhancing patient outcomes through innovations such as the development of neuromodulation devices for upper extremity weakness and stem cells for spinal cord injury. He holds patents pending in peripheral neuromodulation technologies.

Dr. Abraham excels in evaluating neurotech and digital health investment opportunities, conducting thorough market research and due diligence. Additionally, as an Industry Expert and Advisor at MDisrupt, and a member of the Neurosurgical Atlas’s Resident Advisory Board, he advises on clinical applications of new technologies and integrates AI advancements into healthcare innovation.

His academic credentials include an MD from Rutgers University, where he received the Alpha Omega Alpha Research Award, an MS in Philosophy and Bioethics from Columbia University, and a BA in Biology from Yeshiva University. Dr. Abraham is an active member of several top neurosurgical societies, contributing extensively to peer-reviewed journals (>40 scientific publications with an H-index >10) and national conferences.