Matthew J McGirt, MD
Matthew McGirt MD is an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery and the
Director of Clinical Research in the Department of Neurosurgery at
Vanderbilt University. Dr. McGirt specializes in the surgical treatment
of spine tumors, trauma, and complex spinal reconstruction for adult and
pediatric spinal deformity. His research on spine disease primarily
focuses on clinical outcomes and cost-utility research. Dr. McGirt has
published over 130 papers and given over 100 podium presentations at
National medical meetings. He has been awarded over a dozen research
grants and has received six awards from national neurosurgery societies
including the Galbraith Cerebrovascular Award, Synthes Brain Trauma
Award, Augustus McCravey Award, Julius Goodman Socioeconomic Award,
Ronald Bitner NeuroOncology Award, and the Larson Spinal Disorders Award
for his advancements in Neurosurgery and Spine Research. Dr. McGirt is
currently working with the Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health to
established the first exchange program between Neurosurgery training
programs in the U.S. and East Africa.



