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Dr. Robert Lieberson
Dr. Robert Lieberson is a Stanford-trained neurosurgeon who has been in practice for thirty years.
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Dr. Robert Lieberson, MD, MHA, FACS, FAANS is a Stanford-trained neurosurgeon who has been in practice for thirty years. Dr. Robert Lieberson trained as a computer scientist at the University of Pennsylvania Moore School. He worked as a computer scientist to pay for medical school at the University of Pennsylvania. After completing medical school, Dr. Robert Lieberson completed seven years of neurosurgical training at Stanford and one year as a spinal cord injury and research fellow, also at Stanford. After residency, he built one of the largest neurosurgery, spine, and pain practices in Northern California. Dr. Robert Lieberson performed the first outpatient cervical disc surgery in Northern California and the first outpatient pedicle screw fusion surgery in the West. In 2008, Dr. Robert Lieberson returned to Stanford as a Professor, where he taught and mentored young neurosurgeons in trauma, spine, and CyberKnife. He performed brain tumor research at Stanford, publishing and presenting on about 50 separate topics around the US, Europe, and Asia. For several years, Dr. Robert Lieberson has worked as a locum tenens provider at various hospitals, including Howard University in Washington, DC, and UCSF's Alameda County Neurosurgery Division in Oakland, CA. In 2015, Dr. Robert Lieberson returned to school. He obtained a Master's in Healthcare Administration from the University of Southern California. In addition to continuing his neurosurgical practice, he has since consulted for multiple start-up companies, state medical boards, attorneys general, and others in medical computer science applications and quality assurance issues. Dr. Robert Lieberson has been awarded numerous honors, including multiple recognitions at Stanford and his other affiliated hospitals.
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Dr. Robert Lieberson, MD, MHA, FACS, FAANS is a Stanford-trained neurosurgeon who has been in practice for thirty years. Dr. Robert Lieberson trained as a computer scientist at the University of Pennsylvania Moore School. He worked as a computer scientist to pay for medical school at the University of Pennsylvania. After completing medical school, Dr. Robert Lieberson completed seven years of neurosurgical training at Stanford and one year as a spinal cord injury and research fellow, also at Stanford. After residency, he built one of the largest neurosurgery, spine, and pain practices in Northern California. Dr. Robert Lieberson performed the first outpatient cervical disc surgery in Northern California and the first outpatient pedicle screw fusion surgery in the West. In 2008, Dr. Robert Lieberson returned to Stanford as a Professor, where he taught and mentored young neurosurgeons in trauma, spine, and CyberKnife. He performed brain tumor research at Stanford, publishing and presenting on about 50 separate topics around the US, Europe, and Asia. For several years, Dr. Robert Lieberson has worked as a locum tenens provider at various hospitals, including Howard University in Washington, DC, and UCSF's Alameda County Neurosurgery Division in Oakland, CA. In 2015, Dr. Robert Lieberson returned to school. He obtained a Master's in Healthcare Administration from the University of Southern California. In addition to continuing his neurosurgical practice, he has since consulted for multiple start-up companies, state medical boards, attorneys general, and others in medical computer science applications and quality assurance issues. Dr. Robert Lieberson has been awarded numerous honors, including multiple recognitions at Stanford and his other affiliated hospitals.
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September 14, 2021
Dr. Robert Lieberson Addresses Vaccine Importance in Sacramento
Sacramento neurosurgeon recommends COVID vaccines, volunteers services to help. The pandemic continues to impact the world with new variants and increasing cases overloading hospitals. Dr. Robert Lieberson recently spent his free time volunteering in Sacramento to help vaccinate around 1,000 people. Dr. Robert Lieberson is one of the experts encouraging his patients to consider the […]