Dr. Matthew Snyder, MD

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Enhancing Patient Care Through Expertise and Compassion at Aurora BayCare Medical Center and Beyond

A determined neuropathologist, Dr. Snyder works with patients at various Aurora facilities, including Aurora BayCare Medical Center, Aurora Medical Center Grafton, Aurora West Allis Medical Center, and Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center. With a profound commitment to patient care and a wealth of expertise, he is dedicated to advancing the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders.

Throughout his academic career, he completed his medical degree at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, graduating in 1998. He then pursued an extensive residency in anatomic and clinical pathology at the University of Michigan, culminating in 2003. Following his residency, he further honed his skills through a fellowship in neuropathology at the same institution, finishing in 2004. 

Passionate about his profession, Dr. Snyder is board-certified in anatomic and clinical pathology by the American Board of Pathology, underscoring his commitment to maintaining the highest standards of medical practice. His role at Aurora Healthcare encompasses not only patient diagnostics but also collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care for patients suffering from neurological conditions.

Dr. Snyder's work at Aurora Healthcare not only enhances the quality of care for patients but also contributes to ongoing research and advancements in neuropathology. As he continues to serve patients across multiple Aurora facilities, Dr. Snyder remains a pivotal figure in the pursuit of excellence in healthcare.

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