Evan G. Stein, MD, PhD

As a neuroradiologist at NYU Langone, I found my calling in the nuanced space between diagnosis and patient-focused innovation. My passion for neuroradiology stems from the unique blend of science and art it requires, a passion nurtured by mentors who demonstrated unwavering commitment to imaging excellence and resident education. In my current role, I collaborate closely with neurologists, neurosurgeons, and neuropathologists, ensuring each case is approached with meticulous attention to detail.

I specialize in advanced imaging techniques for a variety of complex neurovascular conditions, including stroke intervention, pre-embolization imaging for meningiomas, and Moyamoya disease assessment. With years of experience in the field, I am committed to advancing patient care by providing detailed imaging insights that support clinical teams with critical information. My work is deeply rooted in the belief that precise imaging can significantly enhance treatment outcomes and patient experiences.

Throughout my career, I have been passionate about education and mentorship. I have had the privilege of guiding numerous residents, many of whom have pursued careers in neuroradiology. I am dedicated to pioneering innovative educational tools that enhance learning, from interactive, diagnosis-focused training for residents to patient-friendly tools that make complex imaging insights accessible and understandable. My commitment to education was particularly evident during the pandemic when I co-authored articles on adapting resident education to meet unprecedented challenges, emphasizing resilience and creative problem-solving.

My clinical and educational endeavors have taken me to national and international forums, where I have shared insights on imaging various neurological conditions. Through my research and teaching, I strive to create an environment where both medical professionals and patients feel informed, empowered, and supported. At NYU Langone, I am honored to contribute to a team dedicated to excellence in patient care and medical education.