As part of the Arkansas Surgical Hospital team, Raja teat illnesses and injuries of the spine and neck. “I think of each surgery as an opportunity from God where my team and I may be able to help ease another human being’s pain,” said Raja. His practice at Neurological Surgery Associates will include microsurgical cranial and other neurosurgical procedures, including brain tumors and other pathologies of the brain. Raja will start seeing patients in clinic on Feb. 3.
His most recent clinical appointments include Arkansas Children’s Hospital and the Arkansas Neuroscience Institute at St. Vincent Infirmary. Raja’s residency training took place at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences as well as the Department of Neurosurgery at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, and Boston Children’s Hospital at Harvard Medical School.
“We are proud to have Dr. Raja join our great medical staff,” said Brian Fowler, CEO of Arkansas Surgical Hospital. “His neurological expertise has already made an impact on central Arkansas, and he’ll be able to continue even more effectively at a physician-owned hospital.”