Frederick Carrick, DC, PhD, MS-HPEd, is a Professor of Neurology and Senior Research Fellow at the Bedfordshire Centre for Mental Health Research, in association with the University of Cambridge, U.K. In the past four decades, he has provided care for high-profile professionals, Olympians and collegiate athletes from around the globe who have suffered a brain injury.

Dr. Carrick is a graduate of CMCC in Toronto and is board-certified in neurology with fellowship certification in traumatic brain injury, vestibular rehabilitation and EEG. He has a doctorate degree from Walden University, and his dissertation focused on the Neurophysiological Implications in Learning. He holds a Master of Science degree in Health Professions Education from the Harvard Macy/MGH Institutes and was a global clinical scholar at Harvard Medical School.