Dr. Herman, Medical Director at NeuroPraxis, is a distinguished physician specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, with expertise in brain injury medicine. His extensive clinical experience, combined with academic excellence, brings an unmatched level of knowledge and leadership to our team.
Dr. Herman previously served as Co-Director of the Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship at Harvard Medical School’s Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, where he played a pivotal role in training future fellows in the optimal clinical management of patients with traumatic and acquired brain injuries.
He also contributed to Home Base, a groundbreaking collaboration between the Boston Red Sox and Massachusetts General Hospital, dedicated to providing comprehensive care and support to military veterans suffering from traumatic brain injuries, neurological conditions, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Through this work, Dr. Herman helped bridge the gap between cutting-edge medical research and real-world recovery, offering hope and healing to those who have served.
In addition to his role at NeuroPraxis, Dr. Herman serves as Medical Director of Traumatic Brain Injury, Physical Medicine, and Rehabilitation at the California Rehabilitation Institute—a prestigious collaboration between Cedars-Sinai and UCLA. This esteemed institute represents the pinnacle of scholarly and clinical innovation in the field.
Dr. Herman’s research and clinical interests focus on improving functional outcomes for individuals with traumatic and acquired brain injuries, as well as functional neurological disorders. His holistic approach addresses a wide spectrum of challenges, including sleep disturbances, pain, spasticity, neuroendocrine dysfunction, and cognitive, physical, and emotional impairments. Driven by a commitment to comprehensive patient care, he seeks to enhance recovery and quality of life by understanding the full scope of each client’s condition.
