Dr. Isaac is an accomplished interventional physiatrist with advanced expertise in the evaluation and non‑surgical treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, spine conditions, and complex rehabilitation needs. His clinical practice emphasizes evidence‑based physical rehabilitation and the restorative potential of non‑operative care for patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injury (SCI), stroke, and other disabling conditions.

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He received his medical degree from the University of Alexandria in Egypt, followed by residency training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) at Nassau University Medical Center in New York. He then completed a prestigious fellowship at the Penn Spine Center at the University of Pennsylvania, where he gained advanced training in interventional spine procedures and comprehensive rehabilitation strategies.

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Dr. Isaac is board certified by the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) and holds a subspecialty board certification in Pain Medicine. His clinical skill set includes electromyography (EMG), diagnostic spinal evaluations, and a wide range of therapeutic spinal injections and Migraines management. He has authored numerous peer‑reviewed journal articles, contributed to several book chapters, and presented at national medical conferences and academic meetings.

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His extensive training and academic involvement have allowed him to participate in multiple ongoing and prior research studies focused on spine care, rehabilitation outcomes, and interventional pain management.

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Dr. Isaac serves as a teaching faculty member for the Tristar Skyline PM&R Residency Program, where he mentors residents in clinical reasoning, procedural skills, and evidence‑based rehabilitation.

He is an active member of several national professional organizations,

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In addition to his clinical and academic roles, Dr. Isaac is a Certified Life Care Planner, with experience in both catastrophic and non‑catastrophic case evaluations, providing comprehensive long‑term planning for individuals with complex medical and functional needs.

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Dr. Isaac is also deeply committed to community service. He volunteers at a non‑profit clinic in Antioch, Tennessee, providing care to immigrants and uninsured patients who otherwise lack access to essential medical services. His dedication to compassionate, equitable care reflects his belief that rehabilitation and recovery should be accessible to all.

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Outside of medicine, Dr. Isaac enjoys swimming, running half‑marathons, and playing soccer.