Matthew Brandon Maas

Associate Professor, Neurology
Associate Professor, Anesthesiology

Phone312/503-0479
Emailmbmaas@northwestern.edu

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Personal profile

Research Interests

Dr. Maas is a research neuroscientist, a medical educator, and a clinically active neurologist and critical care specialist. In his clinical practice, he manages high-risk injuries and diseases of the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system in the Neuro/Spine Intensive Care Unit at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. His research focuses on the detection and management of evolving neurologic symptoms in critically ill patients, with an emphasis on understanding the role of the circadian system and impaired brain arousal. He directed the fellowship in neurocritical care at Northwestern for several years, now serving as the associate program director, as well as faculty in the neurology and anesthesiology residency programs, the surgical critical care and vascular neurology fellowship programs, and a lecturer to medical and law students on neuroscience and bioethics.

Certifications and Licenses

Neurology

Training Experience

2005	Internship, New York Presbyterian Hospital
2008	Residency, New York Presbyterian Hospital
2009	Postdoctoral Fellowship, Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital
2011	Fellowship, Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Education/Academic qualification

MS, Northwestern University

… → 2018

MD, University of Washington

… → 2004

Research interests

Brain Injury
Brain Trauma
Circadian Rhythms
Critical Care
Critical Care Outcomes
Medical Education
Status Epilepticus
Stroke

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Grants

1 Finished
2 Active

Targeted Healthcare Engineering for Systems Interventions in Stroke (THESIS)

Ankenman, B. E., Apley, D., Maas, M. B. & Perry, O.

University of Chicago, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

9/30/19 → 9/30/20

Project: Research project

Circadian Dysfunction, Encephalopathy, and Cognitive Outcomes after Critical Illness

Griffith, J. W. & Maas, M. B.

National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

7/1/15 → 6/30/20

Project: Research project

Delirium, Circadian Rhythm & Neurologic Impairment after Intracerebral Hemorrhage

Maas, M. B.

Northwestern Memorial Hospital

1/1/14 → 12/31/16

Project: Research project