Jennifer Mandzia, MD, PhD, FRCPC
Office: London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital A10-305
Phone: 519-663-2944
Secretary: Lauryn Thirkettle
Bio Sketch
Dr. Jennifer Mandzia completed her PhD training in Neuroscience with Dr. Sandra Black at the University of Toronto. Her doctoral thesis was on functional MRI (fMRI) in patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and structural neuroimaging correlates. She then received her MD from the University of Ottawa and completed her Neurology training at Western University. After residency, Dr. Mandzia undertook a year of fellowship in Cerebrovascular Disease, at the University of Calgary Stroke Program, before returning to London to join the Department as a staff neurologist specializing in Stroke in 2013.
Research
Research interests include:
Cognition in stroke
Minor stroke and Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA)
Stroke in the young
Acute stroke
Medical Interests
Clinical Trials, Stroke Prevention
Honours and Awards
- 2018, Recognition & Reward Award, LHSC Professional Staff Organization (PSO)
- 2014, Teaching Honour roll Award of Excellence, Western Univeristy Students' Council
- 2012, Grand Rounds Prize, Western University
- 2010, Education Award, GBS and CIDP Foundation of Canada
- 2003, Scace Graduate Fellowship in Alzheimer's Disease, Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund
Publications
News
- New study shows women disproportionately affected by stroke - CTV News
- Stellar post-stroke care creates ‘walking, talking miracle’ - London Free Press
- Program introduced at London hospitals leads to faster stroke treatment - London Free Press
Social Media
New study shows women disproportionately affected by stroke. @GerryDewanCTV explains in this report.https://t.co/9t4o2dmNtB
— CTV London (@CTVLondon) June 6, 2018
