Mackenzie Lafferty is a Neurodiagnostic Technologist at SpecialtyCare, specializing in EEG technology and patient monitoring. Educated at Rutgers University, she holds BLS and CPR certifications and has contributed to research on neurological disorders. She focuses on optimizing patient care by staying current with industry standards and collaborating with colleagues on complex cases.
Outside of her medical career, Mackenzie has a background in team sports, having played both basketball and softball in high school. She maintains a strong interest in the Philadelphia healthcare community, following major local institutions like Penn Medicine and Thomas Jefferson University.
She has assisted in research studies that contributed to groundbreaking discoveries in neurological disorders and treatments.
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