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Olga Rodziyevska is a board-certified physician assistant (PA-C) with a focus on pediatric epilepsy, including intractable epilepsy, epileptic surgery, infantile spasms, and genetic causes of epilepsy. Her primary goal is to improve the quality of patients’ lives by incorporating all the resources available, providing education, and creating opportunities for new possible treatments.
Rodziyevska has completed training in reading video electroencephalogram (VEEG) tests, ketogenic diet, vagal nerve stimulator adjustment, and NeuroPace therapy, expanding her ability to help patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. She manages a specialized clinic for ketogenic diet and neuromodulation.
She has been with UT Physicians since April 2018. In addition to taking care of the patients in a clinical setting, she helps manage care in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit at Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital, coordinates several clinical research projects, presents at epilepsy surgery conferences, and helps educate nurses, medical students, and residents.
Outside of work, she enjoys weightlifting, yoga, reading, spending time with her two children, and traveling.
All patient experience ratings and comments are submitted by actual patients and are received and validated by a leading independent survey company, NRC Health.
Thank you!!!
Both the provider Olga and Dr. [...] are really great to work with. However, sometimes the organization and management of the office staff is a bit difficult. Often times I have to call for appointments that probably should have been scheduled previously, or it's difficult to track down someone that can make the appointment. Those are probably my biggest complaints.
Everything went well & i like doing the video appointments.
She was more than an hour and half late to our visit. Once our visit took place she went through history and our changes. Left me to go to a different patient and did not tell me that was the last time I was going to see her before my daughter and I went to labs. I never saw her again and I still had remaining questions and also was wondering about followup. Our next appointment is in 3 months after having monthly appointments so the reason as to why the appointments were now so spaced out did not get explained.