General Info

Dr. MJ Liu earned his medical degree in 2008, followed by completing an Internal Medicine internship in Albuquerque, NM, before continuing his neurology training at the Barrow Neurological Institute here in Phoenix, AZ. After completing his fellowship, he establish a home here in Arizona. During his free times he enjoys the company of his daughter, working out and outdoor activities. He speaks English, Mandarin and Taiwanese fluently. ​ He has experience in general clinical neurology treating all neurological disorders. His proudest escalade is completing fellowship training at the Muhammad Alli Parkinson Center, where he specialized in Movement Disorders and was designated as the Fellow of the Evelyn Kossak Movement Disorder Endowment from 2013-2015. With his neurological training he is proficient in may diagnostic and therapeutic modalities related to the neurological system. ​ Agent Orange exposure Motor vehicle accidents Work-related injuries Migraine/cluster/tension headaches Neck and back pain Carpal/tarsal tunnel syndromes Herniated discs/sciatica/radiculopathy Fibromyalgia Myelopathy Myopathy Hydrocephalus Epilepsy/seizures Multiple sclerosis Cervical dystonia Spasticity from stroke/cerebral palsy Myoclonus Tremor from medication exposure/Tardive Dyskinesia Essential/familial tremor Parkinson's syndrome Tics and Tourette's Dementia with Lewy Bodies Alzheimer's Dementia Lou Gehrig's disease/ALS Myasthenia gravis Gillian Barre's AIDP/CIDP Episodic/hereditary ataxia Routine in-office electroencephalogram (EEG), and prolonged video EEG monitoring