Dr. Jonathan Paul Mannas, M.D.

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Board Certified Neurosurgeon Elevating Patient Care in Lubbock, Texas

Covenant Medical Group proudly welcomes Dr. Jonathan Paul Mannas, a distinguished neurosurgeon known for his exceptional skills in neurosurgery, neurotrauma, reconstructive surgery, and spine surgery. Since joining the team in August of 2016, he has provided unparalleled care to patients in need of advanced neurological treatments.

Dr. Mannas’ journey towards becoming a leading neurosurgeon began with a solid educational foundation at Texas Tech University, where he completed his undergraduate studies in 2005. His unwavering commitment to excellence led him to pursue his Medical Degree at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, graduating in 2009 with a passion for addressing complex brain and spine disorders.

Following medical school, Dr. Mannas further honed his skills through a rigorous internship and residency at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. During this time, he not only showcased exceptional dedication to neurosurgical procedures but also received accolades for his teaching prowess, earning the prestigious University of Kentucky’s Department of Surgery Medical Student Teaching Award.

As a testament to his academic excellence, Dr. Mannas is an active member of Alpha Omega Alpha, a distinguished honor society recognizing outstanding achievements in the medical field. His continuous pursuit of excellence and dedication to advancing the field of neurosurgery sets him apart as a true leader in his field.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dr. Mannas finds solace and rejuvenation in spending quality time with his family and friends. An avid outdoor enthusiast, he enjoys activities like golf, skiing, and camping, which provide him with the perfect balance to excel in his demanding profession.

Patients seeking exceptional care and expertise in neurosurgery and spine procedures can now benefit from Dr. Mannas’ unparalleled skills and compassionate approach at Covenant Medical Group. His addition to the team further solidifies the group’s commitment to providing high-quality neurological care to the community.

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