Mark J. Klafter, D.O.

Dr. Mark Klafter attended University of Pittsburgh graduating in 1986 with his undergraduate degree (BS). He received his DO at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Internal Medicine in 1990. Dr. Klafter interned in the Seton Hall University Internal Medicine Program and completed his residency in the Cornell University Hospitals Program. He was awarded a fellowship to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 1994.

Daniel H. Jacobs, M.D.

Dr. Daniel Jacobs attended Stanford University graduating in 1982 with his undergraduate degree (BS). He received his medical degree at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 1987. Dr. Jacobs interned in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, and served as a Junior Assistant Resident in the Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland (1987-88). He then served as a Resident in the Department of Neurology at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. He was awarded a fellowship in the Department of Neurology and Clinical Psychology with Dr. Kenneth Heilman at the University of Florida College of Medicine (1992-94). He has written numerous articles on various topics in neurology.

Bakkiam Subbiah, M.D.

Bakkiam Subbiah, M.D., completed medical school at the University of Madras and completed his residency/fellowship at the University of Iowa and was actively involved in teaching residents and fellows clinical neurophysiology and medical students in the art and science of neurological examination. In addition he was in private practice in the Quad Cities (Moline, Davenport), and practiced primarily orthopedic neurology in the largest orthopedic/rheumatology group in that area. He also served as Board Examiner for Electro-Diagnostic Technology. His primary interest is in electromyography (EMG/NCV), neuromuscular disorders, and pain medicine especially interventional pain procedures.

Ahmed H. Sadek, M.D.

Ahmed H. Sadek, M.D., is a board certified neurologist who served his residency at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, also a two year fellowship in epilepsy/clinical neurophysiology at the University fo Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Sadek practiced neurology in Nebraska for the past four years. His primary interests include epilepsy management both medical and surgical. His other interests include clinical neurophysiology, movement disorders, and the use of BOTOX® for focal dystonia and spasticity.

Constance B. Easterling, RN, MSN, ANP, MSCN

Connie Easterling is an adult registered nurse practitioner(ARNP) and Clinical Coordinator for the MS Care Center of Neurological Services of Orlando (NSO). A graduate of the University of Florida with a Master in Science in Nursing (MSN), her practice has been limited exclusively to multiple sclerosis since 1998. An advocate for individuals with MS, Connie serves on the Clinical Advisory Committee of the Mid-Florida Chapter of the National MS Society. She promotes MS education by speaking frequently to community, student, and professional groups throughout the United States. Connie is an active participant in the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers, an international organization connecting MS centers globally. As a member of the International Organization of MS Nurses (IOMSN), Connie serves on the Board of Directors. She is a preceptor to nurses with an interest in multiple sclerosis and is one of more than 500 nurses from around the world who are certified in multiple sclerosis nursing (MSCN).