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Dr. Lavin graduated from
University College in Dublin, Ireland in 1964, and attended University
College Medical School in Dublin, where he earned his M.B., B.Ch.
and B.A.O in 1970.
Lavin served an internship
in Medicine and Surgery at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Elm Park, Dublin.
He was senior house officer during his residency in Medicine at
St. Vincent’s Hospital from 1971 – 1973. Lavin entered general practice
in Nova Scotia, Canada, and then became a senior resident in General
Medicine at Leicester General Hospital. He was a senior resident
in Neurology at Leicester Royal Infirmary, then St. James University
Hospital and Chapel Allerton Hospital in Leeds until 1978, when
he became a research fellow at Charing Cross Hospital in London.
Lavin was an internist
at James Connolly Memorial Hospital and Dublin and Our Lady’s Hospital
before becoming a Registrar in Neurology at Adelaid Hospital and
St. Vincent’s Hospital in 1980. Lavin served as Chief Resident in
Neurology at CWRU in Cleveland, Ohio, and went on to become a fellow
in Neuro-ophthalmology in the University. He became an instructor
in Neurology at CWRU in 1982.
Lavin joined the faculty
at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in 1983 as assistant professor
in the Department of Neurology. He was promoted to associate professor
in 1989, and professor in 2001 – a position he still holds. Lavin
has also served as director of the Ocular Motility Laboratory and
director of the Transcranial Doppler Laboratory.

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