Dr. Ravanpay is an associate professor of neurological surgery at the University of Washington, and the Seattle Veterans Affairs Hospital. He practices general neurosurgery covering brain tumors, spine disorders and peripheral neuropathies.
Dr. Ravanpay earned his Bachelor’s degree from University of California, Berkeley (Dual major in Molecular and Cellular Biology and Near Eastern Studies). He completed the Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) at University of Washington, earning dual M.D. and Ph.D. degrees. He completed his neurological surgery internship and residency at University of Washington.
Brain and spine tumors; spine disorders; peripheral neuropathies
Dr. Ravanpay’s research and publication focus is on longitudinal studies of spinal cord injury in the veteran population, spinal cord neuronal regeneration and/or repair in adult humans, and neurosurgical education.
I enjoy spending time with my wife and two sons. We spend most of our free time reading, biking, skiing and travelling. Movies are a serious matter in our home, and every Saturday is family movie night.
Medical Education
University of Washington
Internship
University of Washington
Residency
University of Washington