Jay T. Morrow, MD

Dr. Morrow treats every patient as if they were his own child, spouse, mother, father, or other beloved family member. He strives daily to provide the most compassionate, cutting edge, and evidence-based care with the highest quality. He witnessed his grandmother suffer a stroke when he was growing up. The advanced capabilities we have today to treat stroke were unavailable at the time, and she was significantly disabled, as a result. Seeing that unfold was the driving force behind him becoming a neurointerventional surgeon. His goal is to prevent another person from having to deal with the devastation a stroke can cause.

Dr. Morrow grew up in Watertown, NY, before moving to Ithaca to attend Cornell University. After studying biology with a concentration in nutrition and also conducting neuroscience research, he graduated in 1997. He then earned his MD and PhD in Neuroscience from SUNY at Buffalo. From Buffalo, he moved to Denver, CO for the remainder of his medical training - an internship in Internal Medicine, followed by a Diagnostic Radiology residency, an Interventional Radiology fellowship, and a Neurointerventional Radiology fellowship at the University of Colorado. Following all his post-graduate training, he moved to Grand Rapids, MI, where he worked as a Neurointerventional and Interventional Radiologist with Advanced Radiology Services. During that time, Dr. Morrow was also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Radiology at the Michigan State University, as well as the Medical Director of Neuroendovascular Research and Quality for Spectrum Health. He subsequently moved to Fort Wayne, IN, where he was a Neurointerventional Radiologist with Summit Radiology and served as a locums Neurointerventional Radiologist for UCHealth Memorial Hospital in Colorado Springs, CO. Finally, he moved to Rochester, NY, in 2018, where he is the Medical Director of Neurointerventional Surgery for Rochester General Hospital. Throughout his career, Dr. Morrow has been an active participant in many neurointerventional trials. He is currently board certified in Interventional Radiology/Diagnostic Radiology, and have subspecialty certification in Neuroendovascular Surgery. He is fortunate enough to have been supported by his wife, four children, parents, and sister throughout his career. 

Dr. Morrow enjoys spending time with family, hiking, weight lifting, running, playing tennis, watching movies and the news, and reading medical journals.