Practice Locations

Children's Hospital Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
Aurora
13123 East 16th Ave Aurora, CO 80045

720-777-1234

Scott Demarest, MD

Child Neurology

Board Certified

Scott Demarest

Care Philosophy

I believe in a collaborative approach to management of epilepsy and neurogenetic conditions.

Clinical Interest for Patients

I focus on the treatment of epilepsy due to genetic causes with a particular interest in bring novel therapies to the clinic to treat previously untreatable conditions.

Credentials

Doctor of Medicine

Specialty

Child Neurology, Epilepsy

Scheduling Phone Number

720-777-1234

Gender

Male

Hospital Affiliation

Children's Hospital Colorado

Provider Information

  • Child Neurology (2014)
  • Epilepsy (2016)
  • Brain and Nervous System

    Epilepsy

  • Genetic Conditions and Testing

Associate Professor, Pediatrics-Neurology

Grants

Multi-site validation of biomarkers and core clinical outcome measures for clinical trials readiness in CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder (2021)

Research Interests for Patients

My research focuses on the characterization of clinical features, clinical trial design for disease modifying treatments and the development of novel precision therapies for epilepsy and neurogenetic conditions.

Education and Training

Medical Schools

MD, The University of Texas School of Medicine at San Antonio (2009)


Undergraduate Schools

BS, University of Texas System (TX) (2005)


Graduate Schools

MSCS, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (2021)


Residency Program

Children's National Medical Center/George Washington University Program (2011)

Children's National Medical Center/George Washington University Program (2014)


Fellowships

University of Colorado (Children's Hospital Colorado) Program (2015)

Information for referring providers

Referral Contact Phone

720-777-1234

720-777-1234

Referring Patients Link

Information for Referring and Transferring Patients

Clinical Interests for Referring Providers

I primarily treat neurogenetic conditions and epilepsies.