ROHITH NELAKURTHI

• Post-doctoral researcher in the Yale Epilepsy Division focusing on epilepsy surgery outcomes and neuromodulation for medically refractory epilepsy.
• Design and execute analyses of intracranial EEG and neurophysiologic datasets using MATLAB, including channel selection, artifact rejection and advanced signal-processing pipelines.
• Lead projects evaluating deep brain stimulation for refractory epilepsy, coordinating data collection, preprocessing, statistical analysis and clinical interpretation in collaboration with neurosurgeons and clinicians.
• Develop reproducible analysis workflows, ensure data integrity and compliance with IRB and ethical standards for patient data.
• Prepare manuscripts and presentations, and mentor junior researchers and students in data analysis and laboratory best practices.

Attended daily rounds. Closely observed daily plans and discussed
therapeutic interactions.

• Observed early stabilisation of patients of RTAs, strokes, MI, gun shot wounds and other traumatic injuries.

• Attended surgeries such as spinal fusion, transsphenoidal resection thyroidectomy, tonsillectomy mandible stabilisation. Took patient history in the ENT clinic.

• Independently performed lumbar punctures
• Collaborated with Neurosurgeons to diagnose and treat patients, maintaining detailed medical records and

• Worked with the neurosurgery team in the ER.
• Sutured multiple scalp lacerations
• Diagnosed subdural and epidural hematomas
• Stabilised RTA patients and performed cranial examinations to rule out brain injuries