Named one of Phoenix Magazine’s “Top Doctors in Phoenix for 2007” Dr. Avinash S. Khatter has a unique and distinguished background as a medical practitioner and scientist. Dr. Khatter graduated from Johns Hopkins University at the young age of nineteen, earning his Bachelor’s degree in Natural Science and completing Master’s level work in Psychology and Immunology. Dr. Khatter subsequently completed his Medical Doctorate studies at West Virginia University with Honors in Neurology, Psychiatry and Genetics. Dr. Khatter completed his Neurology Residency at the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix Arizona, where he was also the Chief Resident. After his residency, Dr. Khatter completed a Fellowship in Clinical Neurophysiology at Stanford University. Dr. Khatter returned to Phoenix as an Attending Physician and participated in teaching the residents at the Barrow Neurological Institute, one of the nation's leading neuroscience centers.

In 1998, Dr. Khatter established the Center for Neurology and Stroke where he is Medical Director and principal physician. He continues to teach at Midwestern University. He remains an Attending Physician at Barrow Neurological Institute as well as Arizona Heart Hospital.

Dr. Khatter’s medical interests include stroke, nerve disease and neurophysiology. He is married, has one son, triplet daughters and is an excellent poker player.