Darel Anthony Butler, MD

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Darel A. Butler, MD

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Humble, TX 77338

Humble, TX 77338

P: 865-***-****

ad3d4k@r.postjobfree.com

NPI: 115*******

ABPN certifícate no.: 43211, exp. 10/26

Licenses: Texas T6104; NH 22907; CO T6104; IMLCC

EDUCATION

09/1979-06/1983 Harvard University, Biology, B.A., cum laude, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

09/1983-06/1985 09/1987-06/1989 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, California. Doctor of Medicine. Hospital: Univ. of Calif., San Francisco

09/1989-06/1990 Internship, Pacific Presbyterian, San Francisco, California. Dr. Keith Marton, Chairman. Hospital: Pacific Presbytherian

06/1991-06/1994 Neurology Residency, University of California, San Francisco, Department of Neurology, San Francisco, California. Dr. Robert Fishman, Chairman and Dr. Stephen Hauser Hospital: Univ. of Calif., San Francisco

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

10/1979-06/1983 Senior thesis: Tn10 transposition into hotspot; magna cum laude; Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Principal Investigator: Dr. Nancy Kleckner

06/1985-05/1987 Research Assistant, Project: cell culture, production of prions and PrP Sc in scrapie-infected cells; University of California, San Francisco, Dept. of Neurology, San Francisco, California Principal Investigator: Dr. Stanley B. Prusiner, 1997 Nobel laureate in Physiology and Medicine

09/1990-06/1991 Visiting Researcher, Project: Beta-enolase activity in developing myoblasts, Dept. of Biochimie Cellulaire et Molecular Biologie, College de France, Paris, France. Principal Investigators: Prof. François Gros, discoverer of mRNA, and Dr. Dominique Lazar

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

06/1994-05/1996 Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology and Attending Physician for the University of California, San Francisco, Department of Neurology, San Francisco, California. Dr. Stephen Hauser, Chairman

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

06/1994-05/1996 Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology and Attending Physician for the University of California, San Francisco, Department of Neurology, San Francisco, California. Dr. Stephen Hauser, Chairman Hospital: Univ. of Calif., San Francisco

05/1996-12/2003 Neurologist in private practice, Wesley Neurology Group, Memphis, Tennessee. Hospital: Methodist Hospitals, Memphis TN

02/2004-03/2010. Butler Neurology, P.C. solo private practitioner and neurology, Memphis, Tennessee. Hospital: Methodist South Hospital, Memphis TN

09/2010-02/2019 Blount Memorial Physicians Group, Alcoa, Tennessee. Hospital: Blount Memorial Hospital, Maryville, TN

09/2021-10/2021, 11/2022-12/16/2022 Staff at Critical Access Network for Veterans Evaluation Services: evaluation and diagnosis of veterans for their disability claims. Supervisor: T. Ann Boldin

LOCUM TENENS

12/13/21-3/11/22 Mercer Medical Group, Neurology, Princeton, West Virginia, Outpatient adult neurology, Locums tenens Hospital: Princeton Community Hospital, Princeton, West Virigina

07/25/22-08/12/22; 08/22/22-08/26/22 Androscoggin Valley Hospital (Clinic only), Berlin, NH; outpatient adult neurology. Letters and caseload available Supervisor, Dr. Keith Schute, MD Hospital: Androscoggin Valley Hospital

01/6/23-contracted until 09/15/23, Banner Health Clinic, Greely, CO; Supervisor, Dawn Olson. Hospital: North Colorado Medical Center

TELEMEDICINE

08/22/22-09/23/22 Genuine TelePartners, Approve continuous glucose monitors and sensors as indicated. (company failed)

CERTIFICATIONS

09/2/2021-09/2/22 Concussion Awareness and Prevention; North American Learning Institute; #557576

HONORS AND AWARDS

06/1998, UCSF University of California, San Francisco, Dean’s Prize In Student Research.

06/1989 Alpha Omega Alpha honorable mention, resident teaching award.

1998 Commonwealth Fund research fellow, granted by the Commonwealth Fund New York, New York.

06/1989 Robert Derzon-Darel Butler, grant for underrepresented UCSF students.

2014 Vital's Patients' Choice Award (given to 5% of the nation's doctors for the year of 2014).

06/2015 Leading Physicians of The World Designee

01/2016 betterdocs.com (top 20% of all doctors in the United States).

01/2017 Leading Physicians of The World designee.

2017 Healthgrades: "One of the top viewed doctors in the nation"

2017 Patient Reviews: Top Neurologist.

2020 US News on World Reports review: very positive patient experience. Ranking of 4.5/5 for Overall Patient Experience

01/2022 Doximity: One of the most viewed (number 11) neurologists who trained at the University of California, San Francisco Department of Neurology

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 1992-present American Academy of Neurology.

PUBLICATIONS

Schlumpberger, M., Willie, H., Baldwin, MA., Butler, DA, Herskowitz, I., Prusiner, SB. The prion domain of yeast Ure2p induces autocatalytic formation of amyloid fibers by a recombinant fusion protein. Protein science, 2000 March; (9) (3):440-51.

Lazar, M., Keller, A., Lucas, M., Lamande, N., Brosser, S., Butler, D., Gros, L., Beta-enolase as an early marker for myogenesis in the mouse. J. Cell. Biochem [suppl] 1991; 15C: 26.

Lowenstein, DH, Butler, DA, Westaway, D., McKinley, MP, DeArmond, SJ, Prusiner, SB. Three hamster species with different scrapie incubation times and neuropathological features encode distinct prion proteins. Mol. Cell Biol. 1990 March; 10 (3): 1153-63.

Butler, DA, Scott, MR, Bockman, JM, Borchelt, DR, Taraboulous, A, Hsia, K, Kingsbury, DT, Prusiner, SD. Scrapie-infected Neuroblastoma cells produce protease-resistant prion proteins. J. Virol. 1998 May: 62 (5): 1558-64.

Lee, SY, Butler, DA, Way, JC, Kleckner. N. Efficient TN10 transpositon into a DNA insertion hotspot in vivo requires the five-methyl groups of symmetrically disposed thymines within the hot-spot consensus sequence. PNAS 1997, 84 (22): 7876-7880.

CONDITIONS TREATED

General neurology: migraine; head trauma, trigeminal neuralgia, headaches in pregnancy, migrainous accompaniments such as vestibular migraine; epilepsy, including management with vagus nerve stimulators; Parkinson’s disease; Alzheimer’s disease, MS and neuropathy I treat routine neuromuscular patients and have treated veteran’s and worker’s compensation patients throughout my 30+ year career.

I do sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG) blocks. This procedure has great clinical and financial benefits: !. I can effectively treat any pain above the neck: migraine, menstrual migraine, pregnant women, trigeminal neuralgia, cervical arthritis, vertiginous migraine, etc.; botox for migraine; occipital nerve blocks and I manage patient with vagus nerve stimulations every three months until stable and the management itself is billable. I read EEG’s and NCV’s and perform and read EMG’s.

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