Mill Etienne, MD

Dr. Etienne is founding director of Comprehensive Epilepsy Center at Walter Reed, and Advisory Dean of Students at New York Medical College.

Awards:

• 2025 Arnold P. Gold Humanism in Medicine Award
• 2024 AMA Dedication to the Profession Award
• 2024 American Academy of Neurology Award
• Castle Connolly Top Doctor annually since 2013
• 3 Patients' Choice Awards from Vitals.com -- Only doctors who have received top scores by their patients and pass other quality measures are awarded the Patients' Choice Award.
• 2 Compassionate Doctor Awards from Vitals.com
• Hudson Valley Magazine Top Doctors 2019

Mill Etienne, MD, brings top-notch neurology care to patients in the Hudson Valley

Mill Etienne, MD has worked in private practice, academia, military medicine, and in austere low-resource settings. Dr. Etienne is currently the Director of Medicine and Neurology at Good Samaritan Hospital and also serves as the Vice Chair for Education and Engagement in the Neurology Department for WMCHealth and New York Medical College (NYMC). He is professor of neurology and medicine at NYMC, where he is also Vice Chancellor and Associate Dean for Student Affairs. He is past President of the New York State Neurological Society, and he is board-certified in neurology, epilepsy, clinical neurophysiology, brain injury medicine, and public health. While on active duty with the United States Navy, Dr. Etienne served as the Founding Director of the Comprehesnive Epilepsy Center at Walter Reed and now as a reservist, he is the Executive Officer for the Reserve Unit on the USNS Comfort.

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