John W. Rose, MD

Languages spoken: English
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  • John Rose, MD, is professor of neurology at the University of Utah and is chief of neurology at the Salt Lake City Veterans Administration Hospital. Dr. Rose and his colleagues investigate diverse aspects of multiple sclerosis (MS), including the immunopathology of MS and related models, the development of new treatments for MS, early disease detection with advanced magnetic resonance imaging, and the detection of susceptibility genes for MS.

    Board Certification and Academic Information

    Academic Departments Neurology - Primary
    Academic Divisions

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    4.9/5

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    November 22, 2022

    Dr. Rose address all my concerns in a professional manner. He is a definite asset to the organization. He is extremely knowledgeable about his field, kind and caring.

    November 12, 2022

    Dr. Rose is a remarkable physician and is a kind, compassionate man. He spends time understanding my condition and concerns and councils with me about treatment options and opportunities. I recommend him to any person with MS.

    November 10, 2022

    Fellow and physician talked about getting an xray on my knee, but there was no action or follow-up on this discussion.

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  • John Rose, MD, is professor of neurology at the University of Utah and is chief of neurology at the Salt Lake City Veterans Administration Hospital. Dr. Rose and his colleagues investigate diverse aspects of multiple sclerosis (MS), including the immunopathology of MS and related models, the development of new treatments for MS, early disease detection with advanced magnetic resonance imaging, and the detection of susceptibility genes for MS.

    Board Certification and Academic Information

    Academic Departments Neurology -Primary
    Academic Divisions

    Education history

    Fellowship Neuroimmunology (July 1981 to June 1985) - National Institute of Health Fellow
    Neurology (July 1979 to June 1980) - National Institute of Health Fellow
    Chief Resident Neurology (July 1978 to June 1978) - University of Maryland Chief Resident
    Neurology (July 1976 to June 1979) - University of Maryland Resident
    Internship Medicine (July 1975 to June 1976) - Maryland General Hospital Intern
    Medicine (September 1971 to June 1975) - University of Maryland M.D.
    Undergraduate Biology (September 1969 to June 1971) - Johns Hopkins University B.A.