Max Freeberg, MD, PhD
Hospital Resident
Max has characterized the efficacy of several muscle- and nerve-based electrodes for functional electrical stimulation, primarily in people with spinal cord injury. He deployed a novel nerve cuff electrode design in its first-in-man deployment on the proximal femoral nerves. He also implanted functional electrical stimulation systems in subjects with spinal cord injury. he has had several teaching assistant roles, and has worked in the student-run, free clinic. He has volunteered for several local Cleveland charities. He enjoys stained glass, riding and building bicycles, hiking, and photography.
Undergrad: Princeton University
Medical School: Case Western Reserve University