Jay Harvey, D.O. - Faculty Profile

Biography

Joined UT Southwestern: 1994 and 2017

Clinical Interests: Dr. Harvey is a seasoned professional in the field of epileptology and focuses on refractory epilepsy, surgical intervention, neuromodulation, electroencephalography (EEG), and invasive EEG monitoring as a leading expert in epilepsy management.

Leadership: He is the Medical Director of the EEG and Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) at Parkland Hospital and Health Services.

Research: His research area centers on conducting clinical drug and device trials in epilepsy, contributing significantly to advancements in treatment modalities.

Clinical Interests: Dr. Harvey leads programs that drive innovation and excellence in patient care. With a passion for improving outcomes for individuals with epilepsy, Dr. Harvey combines clinical expertise with cutting-edge research to make a lasting impact in the treatment of epilepsy.

Background: He joined UT Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW) initially in 1994. After a short tenure at UTSW, Dr. Harvey assisted in developing comprehensive level 4 epilepsy centers in north Dallas and participated in numerous clinical trials. He then returned to UTSW in 2017.

Education

Medical School: UNT Health Science Center Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (1988)
Internship: University of Texas Medical Branch Hospital (1989), Transitional Year
Residency: University of Texas Medical Branch Hospital (1992), Neurology
Fellowship: Cleveland Clinic Foundation (1994), Epilepsy

Research Interest

Publications

Real-Time Seizure Detection Using Behind-the-Ear Wearable System: Lehnen J, Venkatesh P, Yao Z, Aziz A, Nguyen PV, Harvey JH, Alick-Lindstrom S, Doyle A, Podkorytova I, Perven G, Hays RS, Zepeda R, Das R, Ding K Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology 2025 Feb 42 118-125
Stereo-electroencephalographic seizure localization in patients with mesial temporal sclerosis: A single center experience: Zhang B, Podkorytova I, Hays R, Perven G, Agostini M, Harvey J, Zepeda R, Alick-Lindstrom S, Dieppa M, Doyle A, Das R, Lega B, Ding K Clinical Neurophysiology Practice 2024 Jan 9 106-111
SEEG-based epileptic seizure network modeling and analysis for pre-surgery evaluation: Peng G, Nourani M, Dave H, Harvey J Computers in Biology and Medicine 2023 Dec 167
Earables as Medical Devices: Opportunities and Challenges: Aziz A, Karkar R, Ding K, Harvey J, Nguyen P 2023 Oct 339-341
Interictal Epileptiform Discharge Detection Using Multi-Head Deep Convolutional Neural Network: Munia MS, Nourani M, Harvey J, Dave H 2023
SEEG Analysis to Identify MIS Treatment For Patients with Focal Epileptic Seizures: Peng G, Nourani M, Harvey J 2023 187-194
Modeling and Analysis of Seizure Network Using SEEG for Pre-Surgery Evaluation: Peng G, Nourani M, Dave H, Harvey JH 2022 327-332
Modeling and Analysis of Seizure Network Using SEEG for Pre-Surgery Evaluation: Peng G, Nourani M, Dave H, Harvey J 2022 327-332
Safety and Efficacy of Natalizumab as Adjunctive Therapy for People With Drug-Resistant Epilepsy: A Phase 2 Study: Author Collaboration ob, French JA, Cole AJ, Faught E, Theodore WH, Vezzani A, Liow K, Halford JJ, Armstrong R, Szaflarski JP, Hubbard S, Patel J, Chen K, Feng W, Rizzo M, Elkins J, Knafler G, Parkerson KA, Klein P, Benbadis S, Tecoma E, Balabanov A, Vossler D, Husain A, Boro A, Oster J, Gelfand M, Koubeissi M, Sirven J, Harvey J, Kassab M, Hogan E, Lee KH, Beach R, Shin H, Sarkis R, Flitman S, Honeycutt W, Ayala R, Bautista R, Berg M, Carran M, Kudrow D, Ting T, Rafecas J Neurology 2021 Nov 97 E1757-E1767
Emergency department visits and readmissions in patients with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) at a safety net hospital: Ramamurthy S, Steven Brown L, Agostini M, Alick Lindstorm S, Dave H, Dieppa M, Ding K, Doyle A, Hays R, Harvey J, Perven G, Podkorytova I, Zepeda R, Das RR Epilepsy and Behavior 2021 Sep 122

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