Mary Rensel, MD

Appointed
1998

Education & Fellowships

Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Neuroimmunology
Cleveland, OH USA
1998

Residency - Cleveland Clinic
Adult Neurology
Cleveland, OH USA
1995

Internship - Cleveland Clinic
Internal Medicine
Cleveland, OH USA
1993

Medical Education - Medical College of Ohio at Toledo
Toledo, OH USA
1992

Undergraduate - Gannon University
Biology
Erie, PA USA
1988

Additional Training

• Quality as Value in Healthcare: What do current changes mean? 11/1/12
• Resonant Leadership: Creating Sustainable Leaders Through Mindfulness, Hope & Compassion, 9/11/12
• Middle East Cultural Competence: Culture, Patient Care and Working Relationships
• The Business of Healthcare, 10/12/11
• Foundations of Healthcare Communication for Physicians, 9/13/11
• Investigator Human Subject Research Education track 2/17/10
• Cleveland Clinic Staff Mentorship training 1/ 2010
• Palatucci Patient Advocacy training 1/2011
• Engaging Women Leaders: Setting Your Goals , 3/3/09
• The Science and Clinical Application of Integrative Holistic Medicine , San Diego, CA 11/16-21/08
• Using Sharepoint CCA 7/24/08
• Situational Leadership CCA 7/1/08
• Tools and Tips for Information Management , 10/21/08
• Patient Experience Within the Revenue Cycle, 11/25/08
• Writing Educational Objectives, Cleveland Clinic, 2006
• What the CEO Wants you to Know: Building Business Acumen, Physician Leadership University, Cleveland Clinic, 2006
• Process Improvement, Physician Leadership University, Cleveland Clinic, 2006
• Essentials of Clinical Teaching and Assessment Retreat, Cleveland Clinic, 2006
• Biostatics and Statistical Computing, Cleveland Clinic, 2002
• Research Methods Module I, Clinical Epidemiology, Cleveland Clinic, 2002
• Human Research Subjects Protection Training, Cleveland Clinic, 2002

Professional Highlights

• Network of Pediatric MS Centers Steering Committee
• Director of Pediatric MS,  Mellen Center
• Director of Wellness, Mellen Center
• Principal Investigator of Clinical trials
• President of Women's Professional Staff Association
• International Pediatric MS Study Group 2011- Present

Certifications

• Neurology

Specialty Interests

Adult Multiple Sclerosis, Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis, Pediatric NMO Wellness for MS patients, Integrative Medicine , NMO, Devics disease Clinical trials , Complementary Alternative Medicine

Awards & Honors

• College of Ohio Clinical Neurology Award 1992
• Alumni of the Year, St. Francis of Assisi 2003
• Distinguished Educator Level I Certificate awarded 2007
• Best Doctors of Cleveland 2010 -2013, Cleveland Magazine
• Caregiver Celebration Award 2013

Innovations & Patents

• BrainMAX

Memberships

• American Academy of Neurology, Fellow
• Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
• Board Certification of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine

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Consulting and/or Speaking. Dr. Rensel receives fees of $5,000 or more per year as a paid consultant, speaker or member of an advisory committee for the following companies:

• EMD Serono, Inc.
• Biogen Idec, Inc.
• Sanofi Genzyme
• Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation

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