Cuong “CJ” Bui
System Chair, Neurosurgery | Co-Director Ochsner Neuroscience InstituteOchsner HealthBio Dr. Bui is the System Chair of Neurosurgery for Ochsner Health. He completed his neurosurgical training at SUNY- Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse and his fellowship training in pediatric neurosurgery from University of Alabama Children’s Hospital in Birmingham. Dr. Bui’s focused practice areas are in minimally-invasive and motion preservation spine, complex cranial pathologies, epilepsy, and pediatric neurosurgery. He remains active academically, teaching medical students and residents – serving as Program Director since 2015. He served as past secretary and president of the Louisiana Neurosurgical Society. He was elected in 2019 and re-elected in 2022 to the Ochsner Health Board of Directors.
E51 – A New Vision for Neuroscience: Creating an Integrated Center of Excellence
Ochsner Health's Neuroscience Center of Excellence reimagines the patient experience for individuals with complex brain and spine conditions. Opened …Ochsner Health's Neuroscience Center of Excellence reimagines the patient experience for individuals with complex brain and spine conditions. Opened in October 2026, the center brings together neuroscience specialties, rehabilitation, and behavioral…Ochsner Health's Neuroscience Center of Excellence reimagines the patient experience for individuals with complex brain and spine conditions. Opened in October 2026, the center brings together neuroscience specialties, rehabilitation, and behavioral health in a single, purpose built environtment designed to reduce fear, confusion and physical barriers while supporting healing, learning and long-term adaptation. The session-presented by Ochsner c…Ochsner Health's Neuroscience Center of Excellence reimagines the patient experience for individuals with complex brain and spine conditions. Opened in October 2026, the center brings together neuroscience specialties, rehabilitation, and behavioral health in a single, purpose built environtment designed to reduce fear, confusion and physical barriers while supporting healing, learning and long-term adaptation. The session-presented by Ochsner clinical, operational, facilties, and design leaders-will share how Ochsner's vision for neurosciences was translated into an integrated, human-centered facility. The presentation will examne how specific design strategies respond to the cognitive, sensory, and mobility challenges common among neuroscience patients. Topics will include tintuitive arrival and circulation, layered wayfinding, sendory-informed environments, access to daylight and nature, and spaces that support dignity, independence, and caregiver involvement. The session will also highlight how technologies such as AR/VR and 3D printing are being used in the facility to support patient understanding, staff training, and community partnerships that exten care beyond traditional clinical models. Staff traning and early operational feedback willb e shared to demonstrate how human-centered design decisions are already influencing experience, interdisiplinary collaboration, and readiness for care delivery.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
