PRESIDENT of the SOCIETY
Clinical Research Fellow
Academic Junior Doctor / DPhil @UniofOxford
I enjoy hiking, cooking, playing rugby and, occasionally, saving lives.
Max Brzezicki
Academic Junior Doctor in Neurosurgery
DPhil Student, University of Oxford, John Radcliffe Hospital
Licence to Practice UK (GMC 7672217) Iceland (Læknanúmer 2863)
🧪 Research areas
- Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
- Functional Neurosurgery of Movement Disorders
- Rare Diseases of Neurology, Pathology, and Psychiatry
- Space and Aviation Medicine
🎓 Education
- DPhil Clinical Neurosciences, University of Oxford (current)
- MB ChB Medicine & Surgery, University of Bristol (2019)
- PGCert Clinical Trials in Medicine, University of Gothenburg (2018)
- BMedSci (1st Hons) Medical Sciences (2015)
- FNS Oxford Neurological Society (2015)
🤖 Programming languages
🏫 Teaching
- University of Oxford Teacher of the Year 2020
- PTLO & DLT Clinical Teacher University of Oxford (2020)
- University of Bristol Medical School Peer Tutor of the Year (2018-2019)
- Clinical Tutor at Oxford Summer Neuroschool (2017-2019)
- Teacher and Organiser at Meetings with Neurosciences (since 2015)
🏅 Grants & Awards
Most recent only
- Clarendon Scholarship, Oxford University Press (awarded to “best and brightest” candidates in the field, top 2% of applicants, 3-year funding)
- University of Oxford MSD Scholarship to provide a fully funded doctorate (for best interview/proposal score internationally, 3-year funding)
- Bursary in Arctic Neurosurgery and Critical Care (susp.d/t COVID-19)
- Best Presentation Medical Grand Rounds (MKUH)
- Teaching Bursary for Neurosurgical Anatomy
- Studentship & Research Elective Award for Study on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Clinical Neurosciences (INSPIRE, Wellcome Trust)
- Grant for Study of Quantification and Diagnostic Biomarkers in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (British Geriatric Society)
- 1st Place UK National Award for Study of AI use in FrontoTemporal Dementia diagnosis
- Audience’s Favourite International Oral Presentation for AI use in Functional Neurosurgery of Movement Disorders
- Harvey Cushing’s Award Recognising Outstanding Achievements in Clinical and Academic Neurosurgery
