Lynne Zhang, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Lynne Zhang has over 10 years of clinical experience working as neurologist at a famous tertiary public hospital in Shanghai, China and the Breathing and Sleep Center of Austin Hospital, Melbourne, Australia. She specializes in the diagnosis and treatment in various nervous system dysfunctions, with special focus on epilepsy and sleep disorders, in particular, OSAHS and REM sleep behavior disorder or seizures during sleep. She is proficient in polysomnography monitoring and Neuroelectrophysiology examination. Dr. Lynne Zhang is a RPSGT and has had ten years’ experience with polysomnography handling/scoring, particularly good at BiPAP or CPAP titration.
Receiving her Doctor's Degree in 2009, Dr. Lynne Zhang has published over 15 academic papers and coedited two medical books. She is now committee member of the EEG Association of Chinese Neurology Society, EEG Association of Military Neurology Society, Myopathy and EMG Association of Shanghai Medical Society, Sleep Education and Research Group of Chinese Medical Doctor Association, Brain and Spinal Injury research group of Chinese Medical Doctor Association.
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Experience
Neurologist, Associate Chief Physician, SinoUnited Health
Associate professor at the Neurology Department, Changzheng Hospital, SMMU
EEG and PSG technician at Breathing and Sleep Center, Austin Hospital, Melbourne
Consultant Neurologist at the Neurology Department, Changzheng Hospital, SMMU Neurology Resident at the Neurology Department, Changzheng Hospital, SMMU
Ph.D, Sleep Medicine, Shanghai Changzheng Hospital. SMMU
Honors and Awards
2017 Clinical and Translational Science Awards
Awarded by: SMMU Technology Achievement Transformation Fund
Project: Miniature Low intensity auditory stimuli on RBD sleep behavior therapy.
2015 Major National Military Special Medicine Projects Fund
Awarded by: National Military Special Medicine Projects
Project: Application of polysomnography in sleep medicine platform.
2013 Young Investigator Award and Research Grant
Awarded by: Shanghai Science and Technology Development Fund
Project: Low intensity auditory stimuli on RBD sleep behavior and neurotransmitters.
2011 Research Scholarship
Awarded by: Shanghai Health Bureau Scientific Research Fund
Project: Epidemiological investigation of parasomnias and cognitive disorders.
2011 Research Scholarship
Awarded by: Shanghai Science and Technology Development Fund Project: Multi-center clinical research of chronic insomnia diagnosis and treatments.
2008 Participation Award
Awarded by: National Natural Science Foundation
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