AMELIA ADCOCK, M.D.

<p>Dr. Amelia K. Adcock, M.D. is a neurologist with a subspecialty focus in vascular neurology and stroke medicine, practicing in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her clinical presence in Scottsdale is connected to Mayo Clinic Arizona, where she has served in the Department of Neurology and completed all three stages of her formal medical training — a transitional year internship, a neurology residency, and a cerebrovascular and behavioral neurology fellowship, each at Mayo Clinic's Scottsdale campus.</p><p>Dr. Adcock earned her medical degree from Ponce Health Sciences University School of Medicine in Puerto Rico, an institution accredited by the Liaison Committee on Graduate Medical Education. Following her residency and fellowship at Mayo Clinic Arizona, she developed recognized expertise in acute stroke care, telestroke programs, and post-stroke neurological management. She holds dual board certification from the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in both Neurology and Vascular Neurology, reflecting a focused track record in the evaluation and management of cerebrovascular conditions — as confirmed by the Doximity physician profile maintained for NPI 1497982623.</p><p>Her academic and clinical work includes serving as associate director of the WVU Stroke Center and founding director of the WVU Center for Teleneurology and Telestroke, where she built a statewide telemedicine infrastructure to expand stroke care access across underserved communities. She has served as principal investigator on multicenter trials including CREST II, a study examining management approaches for asymptomatic carotid disease, and has conducted research into post-stroke depression and its potential inflammatory mechanisms. Dr. Adcock is listed as a supplemental faculty member at Mayo Clinic Arizona, maintaining institutional ties to the program where her training originated, as noted in a Mayo Clinic Alumni Association profile.</p><p>Dr. Adcock holds active medical licenses across more than ten states — including Arizona, West Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Ohio, and Minnesota — extending her clinical reach through both in-person and telehealth consultations. Vascular neurology evaluations are frequently sought in personal injury and accident-related cases involving neurological injury, post-traumatic cerebrovascular events, or conditions requiring subspecialist documentation. Attorney-referred patients and case managers working on complex neurological presentations may find Dr. Adcock's dual board credentials and Mayo Clinic affiliation relevant to their clinical and evidentiary needs.</p>