Reginald J. Davis, M.D., F.A.C.S.

GBMC Title: GBMC Director, Neurosciences
                   GBMC Division Head, Neurosurgery

Fellowship: Johns Hopkins Hospital

Dr. Davis has been the Chief of Neurosurgery at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center located in Baltimore, Maryland since 1988 in addition to managing a group practice. He is board certified and provides care to patients suffering from disorders of the spine, brain and nervous system.  Dr. Davis is committed to providing the most advanced surgical care and utilizes the latest minimally invasive techniques; interbody fusion technologies and cutting edge computer assisted intra operative imaging. His academic interests include motion segmental preservation and spine arthoplasty. Dr. Davis was the first in the United States to use Dynamic Stabalization.

Specialties: Treatment of disorders of the spine, motion segment preservation utilizing dynamic systems, developing technologies including annular repair, nucleus replace-ment, interspinal stabilization and artificial cervical disc replacement

Amiel W. Bethel, M.D., F.A.C.S.

GBMC Title: GBMC Division Head, Department of Surgery

Fellowship: Johns Hopkins Hospital

Dr. Bethel is board certified in Neurological surgery, joining Greater Baltimore Neurosurgical Associates in 1999, he is currently the Acting Chairman - Department of Surgery. Dr. Bethel has served as clinical director of the neurotrauma section of the Shock Trauma Center-University of Maryland where he is still a clinical instructor.

Bimal Rami, M.D.

GBMC Title: Surgeon

Medical School: University of Maryland School of Medicine

Residency: University of Maryland Medical Center
                   Shock Trauma Center of Maryland
                   VA Medical Center in Baltimore

Fellowship: University of Maryland Medical Center

Dr. Rami is board eligible in Neurological surgery, joining Greater Baltimore Neurosurgical Associates in 2005. He provides care to patients suffering from disorders of the brain and spine. Dr. Rami is committed to providing the most advanced surgical care and utilizes the latest minimally invasive techniques and motion sparing alternatives to lumbar and cervical pathology.

Specialties: Minimally invasive Skull Base and Pituitary Surgery, Brain Tumors with computer assisted guidance, spinal cord stimulation, disc replacement, Neuro-Oncology

H. Christopher Lawson, M.D.

GBMC Title: Surgeon

Medical School: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Residency: Johns Hopkins Hospital
                        Chief Resident - 2006

Fellowship: Johns Hopkins Hospital

Dr. Lawson joined Greater Baltimore Neurosurgical Associates in 2007. He completed a Functional Neurosurgery fellowship sponsored by the American Parkinson’s Disease Association.

Specialties:  Movement disorders, Intracranial treatment of brain tumors, Functional Neurosurgery and spine