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Locations
Memorial Division of Neurology
1150 N 35th Avenue Suite 590
Hollywood, FL 33021
954-265-1431
About Me
I am a neurologist and neuroimmunologist at Memorial Neuroscience Institute. I specialize in caring for patients with multiple sclerosis and neuroimmunologic disorders, such as neuromyelitis optica, stiff person syndrome, neurosarcoidosis, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) and transverse myelitis.
I was always interested in biology and human physiology, which drove me to attend medical school. During a research project, I shadowed a physician in a multiple sclerosis clinic and saw firsthand how the disease affected patients’ day-to-day lives. I knew I wanted to devote my career and talents to helping MS patients manage complications and symptoms so they could live their lives to the fullest.
I completed medical school in one of the biggest MS centers in Turkey and then completed training at Temple University in Philadelphia, where I had the chance to care for patients with complex cases. I went on to complete MS-focused training at the University of Florida.
When working with patients, I am thorough and ask a lot of questions about the first presentation, current symptoms, as well as about their life in general, so I can begin to understand their goals for treatment.
I believe it’s important for all patients to advocate for their health and try to educate them about their diagnosis or disease. I want my patients to understand their condition so we can work together to make joint decisions about their care.
In addition to patient care, I am also involved in research and educating the doctors of tomorrow.
I was always interested in biology and human physiology, which drove me to attend medical school. During a research project, I shadowed a physician in a multiple sclerosis clinic and saw firsthand how the disease affected patients’ day-to-day lives. I knew I wanted to devote my career and talents to helping MS patients manage complications and symptoms so they could live their lives to the fullest.
I completed medical school in one of the biggest MS centers in Turkey and then completed training at Temple University in Philadelphia, where I had the chance to care for patients with complex cases. I went on to complete MS-focused training at the University of Florida.
When working with patients, I am thorough and ask a lot of questions about the first presentation, current symptoms, as well as about their life in general, so I can begin to understand their goals for treatment.
I believe it’s important for all patients to advocate for their health and try to educate them about their diagnosis or disease. I want my patients to understand their condition so we can work together to make joint decisions about their care.
In addition to patient care, I am also involved in research and educating the doctors of tomorrow.
Education
Education
Dokuz Eylul University, 2013
Internships
Temple University Hospital, 2016
Residency
Temple University Hospital, 2018, Neurology
Fellowships
University of Florida College of Medicine, 2019
Certifications
Awards, Achievements, and More
Publications
Please view Dr. Buse Sengul’s publications on PubMed.Research
My research interests mirror my clinical specialties and include multiple sclerosis symptom control and treatment options.
Awards
- Cleveland Clinic Florida Internal Research Grant Award, 2022
- Faculty Teacher of the Year, Cleveland Clinic Florida Neurology Residency, 2021
- South Florida Leadership Academy, 2021
- Aryana Patel Award for Exemplary Compassion, Humanism and Hope in the Field of Neurology, Temple University Hospital, 2018
- Gordon Multiple Sclerosis Research Award Recipient, Temple University Hospital, 2018
- Gordon Multiple Sclerosis Research Award Recipient, Temple University Hospital, 2017 Erasmus Program Scholarship, 2011
- Harvard Summer School Scholarship, provided by AKBANK, 2010 AKBANK Think Tank Club, Project Contest Winner, 2010