United Neuroscience Institute

Dr. Hari Prasad Kunhi Veedu is a board-certified neurologist, neurophysiologist, and epileptologist with extensive expertise in the diagnosis and management of complex neurological disorders, particularly epilepsy. He currently serves as Medical Director of the Kern Medical Epilepsy Center in Bakersfield, California, and as a consultant neurologist at United Neuroscience Inc.

Dr. Kunhi Veedu was initially a trained neurologist from India. He went to Portalegre  Brazil to do epilepsy fellowship under Dr. Andrepavany, subsequently he moved to Cleveland clinic in Ohio where he worked as a research fellow and subsequently a clinical scholar in neurophysiology in epilepsy. Then he went on to do neurology residency at Case Western University Hospital, and subsequently worked as a neurology consultant and assistant professor at Case Western Medical center for about 5 years. Then, he moved to Bakersfield where he is a medical director who runs a level 3 epilepsy program at Kern Medical. He is also a consultant neurologist and epileptologist at United Neuroscience.

With over two decades of clinical and academic experience, Dr. Kunhi Veedu has held faculty positions at Metro Hospital and Case Western Reserve University In Cleveland, Ohio, and has served as a clinical instructor for medical students and residents in both neurology and internal medicine.

His clinical interests focus on medically refractory epilepsy, epilepsy surgery, continuous video EEG monitoring, and status epilepticus management. Dr. Kunhi Veedu is actively involved in research, with numerous abstracts and publications presented at major national and international neurology and epilepsy conferences. He is a Fellow of the American Clinical Neurophysiology Society and a member of the American Academy of Neurology and the American Epilepsy Society.

Dr. Kunhi Veedu is dedicated to advancing epilepsy care in underserved areas and is a patron of the Epilepsy Support Group in Bakersfield. He is recognized for his commitment to patient care, education, and ongoing contributions to clinical research in neurology and epilepsy.