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Ali E. Guy M.D.

Dr. Ali Guy is a medical doctor with formal training in Internal Medicine at Mt. Sinai
Medical Center as well as Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. In addition Dr. Guy was
also trained in General Surgery at Cabrini Medical Center. He has practiced medicine
since 1985. Dr. Guy is board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and
Diplomate of the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Currently
Dr. Guy is a clinical assistant professor of physical medicine & rehabilitation at
NYU School of Medicine/NYU Medical Center.
Dr. Guy is an expert witness in disability evaluations and is experienced in a variety
of medical legal issues. Dr. Guy has spoken at many state and national events and seminars.



CURRICULUM VITAE
Ali E. Guy M.D.
Diplomate of the American Board of
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

POSTGRADUATE TRAINING

  • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    Mount Sinai School of Medicine,
    Mount Sinai Medical Center
    New York, NY
January 1, 1985
to December 31, 1987
  • Internal Medicine
    Mount Sinai School of Medicine
    Veterans Administration Medical Center
    Bronx , NY
July 1, 1984
to December 31, 1984
  • Surgery
    Cabrini Medical Center
    New York Medical College
    New York, NY
July 1, 1983
to June 30, 1984
  • Internal Medicine
    Mount Sinai School of Medicine
    Veterans Administration Medical Center
    Bronx, NY
July 1, 1982
to June 30, 1983
EDUCATION

  • Universidad Nordestana
    Dominican Republic
    Awarded Degree of Doctor of Medicine
April 1979 to July 1981
  • Universidad Central Des
    Dominican Republic
January 1978 to April 1979
  • Queens College Flushing, NY
January 1974 to October 1977
MEDICAL LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
  • NEW YORK STATE LICENSE - 163001-1
  • PENNSYLVANIA STATE LICENCE - MD-0336440E
  • DIPLOMATE of The American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - May 30, 1989
  • WORKERS COMPENSATION RATING - CPMR

HOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS

  • NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
    N.Y.U. Medical Center
    Clinical Instructor
January 2006 – November 2019
  • NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
    N.Y.U. Medical Center
    Clinical Assistant Professor (Academic Promotion)
November 2019 - Present
  • MAIMONIDES MEDICAL CENTER, Brooklyn, NY
    DIRECTOR of Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
    DUTIES: Teaching, Administrative, Patient Care
1997 to 2002
  • DIRECTOR of Neuromuscular Equipment Clinic
    Hospital for Joint Diseases
1990 to 2005
  • CABRINI MEDICAL CENTER NEW YORK, NY
    STAFF PHYSICIAN, DEPARTMENT OF Physical Medicine
    and Rehabilitation: a Major Affiliate of N.Y.U. Medical Center
1990 to HOSPITAL CLOSURE
  • MED-ALLIANCE (article 28 Facility), Bronx, NY
    DIRECTOR of Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
    Promoted to DIRECTOR of Morbidty & Mortality and Medical Education
2006 to Present
12/2018 to Present
  • NORTH QUEENS SURGICAL CENTER
    Assistant Medical Director
    Promoted to DIRECTOR Pain Management Services
03/2020 to 08/2020
08/2020 to Present

SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP

  • CAPTAIN: NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD:
2017 to Present 244th M.G.
  • N.Y.S. PAIN SOCIETY
    Winner of 2 annual Debates (2017, 2018)
    (Annual Mentor to residents in training at Great Debates since 2017)
2016 to Present
Lectures / Presentations

Performed didactic teaching to NYU residents at RUSK/NYU Medical Center for the many years on the following topics: Private practice versus hospital practice, current laws regarding pain management and opiates, private practice and third-party, medical guidelines, medical documentation.

Gave various lectures in the past both at NYU and RUSK to PM&R residents on low back pain, different type of injections such as trigger points, paraspinals, intraarticular. Gave review course lectures to the PM&R residents for board exam questions.

Taught various injection clinics and review courses for the NYU residents at Hospital for Joint Diseases/NYU from 1990 to about 2005.

Gave teaching/elective rotations to various NYU/PM&R residents at my New York City office including a VIP, the nephew of the dean of NYU Medical School.

Mentor to various NYU residents regarding questions about different interventional pain management procedures, opiates, medical legal issues both in person and via telephone and via e-mail.

Always willing and ready to help and answer all questions for the NYU residents regarding any questions or issues they may have.

Continue to serve as a clinical instructor for elective rotations to different medical students from the Touro School of Medicine, and other medical schools.

Mentor/Instructor to the various residents from LIJ/Northwell Hospital on different pain topic presentation at New York State Pain Society.

Annual debate presenter at the New York State Pain Society with approximately 400 members and winner of 2 out of 3 annual debates.

Regular annual lecturer at Mount Sinai School of Medicine for many years with different professors on different medical topics such as anatomy, physiology, orthopedics, radiology, PM&R topics, pain, diagnosis, and treatment of different spinal injuries both for attorneys and doctors.

I have been providing regular teaching to the medical staff at an “Article 28 Facility in the Bronx, MEDALLIANCE". I have been teaching house staff, physician assistants of other doctors, nurses, and various medical students rotating through from Touro School of Medicine.

Providing teaching to North Queens Surgical Center on different topics and pain management procedures.

SPECIAL AWARDS

Speacial Achievement award by the President of Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York for creating a center of excellence in Department of Rehabilitation Medicine in 2001.

Chief Resident in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center for 6 months

Special citation from Commander Brigade General Warager of NY National Guard (2018).

PUBLICATIONS:
  1. Published two chapters in the handbook for pain management as published by the New York Pain Society on the lower extremities and complex regional pain Syndrome (2019).
  2. Stevens-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis in twin sister after Ibuprofen administration, Annex Publishers, 12/04/2019.
  3. Normal-Pressure Hydrocephalus: Past, Present and Future Management and the Relevance of New Insight of Neuropsychology Assessment for Measure of the Cognitive-Behavioral Sequelae, ACTA Scientific Medical Sciences, Volume 4 Issue 6 June 2020.
  4. A Benign Giant Prostate Hyperplasia causing Fatal Death without any Prior Symptomatology a .P‘.are Case Study, A.S.S. 4/2020.
  5. Liddle's Syndrome Associated with Acromegaly due to Enhanced Renal and Extrarenal ENaC Channel Activity: The First Case Report that Explained this Rare Association, ACTA Scientific Medical Sciences, Volume 4 Issue 5 May 2020.
  6. Evaluation of Pathophysiological Characteristics in the Setting of Budd-Chiari Syndrome and Renal Artery Stenosis, A.S.S. 3/2020.
  7. Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome in a one-year old male patient successfully treated with A.S.S_ 04/2020.
  8. Unusual Histological Variant of a Primary Osseous Tumor of Jaw in a 27 year old Female: Review of Literature and Case Presentation Reports, A.S.S. 04/2020.
  9. Administration of Anesthetics like Propofol and Rare Adverse effect: Seizure like Activities: Rare Case Report, A.S.S. 05/21/2020.
  10. Dural Arteriovenous Fistula: Rare Case Presentation, A.S.S. 05/2020.
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