Brain Science Ever since my undergraduate days, I’ve been passionate about Brain Science. It led me to numerous research projects, like Artificial Intelligence at the University of Pittsburgh Learning Research and Development Center, Memory Research at Yale University, and brain recording. Throughout my medical education, from my neurology residency to my first fellowship, in clinical neurophysiology, I remained fascinated with how the brain works, studying how it fires patterns as it learns.
Dr. Henricks
After completing her undergraduate education at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, PA, Dr. Henricks earned hermedical degree from Hahnemann University School of Medicine in Philadelphia. She remained at Hahnemann to perform her internal medicine internship and residency, and she served as chief resident. Dr. Henricks completed a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a fellowship in behavioral neurology at the University of Arizona, Tucson. In addition, she has participated in numerous research studies, including clinical trials for epilepsy drugs, neurophysiology studies, and memory research. In addition to her medical practice, Dr. Henricks also performs volunteer work, seeing patients at the Refugee Clinic, for the Arizona Children’s Association, and working as a volunteer instructor at St. Andrews Crippled Children’s Clinic. She also has taught seminars and appeared on TV and radio for the Migraine Awareness Program.
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