About Dr. David Silvers
Board Certified in Neurology, Electrodiagnostic Medicine/EMG, and is a Diplomate in Neuromuscular Medicine as well as a Diplomate in Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry.
Dr. Silvers completed his undergraduate studies at Princeton
University and graduated from Tufts Medical School. He
completed his neurology residency at the Harvard Longwood
Medical Center (ie, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Beth
Israel-Deaconness Hospital) and his
neuromuscular/electromyography fellowship at Brown University
(Rhode Island Hospital). Dr. Silvers is board certified in
Neurology, Electromyography, and is a diplomate of Neuromuscular Medicine. In 2022 he received his fourth board certification in Behavioral Neurology and NeuroPsychiatry. He has been on the Top Doctors list
since 2010.
Dr. Silvers has over 27 years of experience in private
practice (18 years in the northeast U.S.) diagnosing and
treating neurological disorders. At the time of his relocation
to Florida, he was an Associate Clinical Professor at the
University of Connecticut Medical School. Dr. Silvers is
committed towards giving his patients the best neurological
care while emphasizing the doctor-patient relationship.
Dr. Silvers’ interests include general neurology,
neuromuscular disease/electromyography, movement disorders
(eg, Parkinson's Disease), cognitive impairment, concussion
and sleep disorders.
Dr. Silvers has published several case reports in
highly regarded journals including Neurology, Journal of
Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, and Muscle and Nerve.
He has been awarded the Teaching Award on 2 occasions by the
neurology residents at the University of Connecticut School of
Medicine.