neurology

Hi everyone. I am currently a senior at the University of Michigan majoring in biopsychology. I have an intense interest and passion for brain science, neuroscience, neurobiology, neuropsychology, etc. However, I am very confused on what grad program and career I should choose. I am a...

Hello, all. I was asked to spread the word about the new Headache Fellowship in Kansas City. The program is based out of the Headache Clinic at Children's Mercy Hospital, with adult rotations at the University of Kansas. The first position will be open July 2018. I can tell you that Dr...

A lot of people were requesting for a separate IMG thread, So here it is. Albany Medical Center Program Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center Program Albert Einstein College of Medicine Program Albert Einstein Healthcare Network Program Allegheny General...

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hi, Being an IMG, with above average scores and some decent publications, I am hoping to get into a middle tier program for neurology, is there good mid tier program that either has extensive stroke program or has a really good influx of stroke patient which could be really good for moving to...

Good morning people, I am a medical student from Europe that started studying for Step 1 some weeks ago. I will like to do my residency in neurology in a good hospital where I can have some good research opportunities as I want to combine hospital and research. I know that getting in the very...

Hello friendly folks of SDN, This is my first ever question here so pardon my errors if any. I am a mom of a 2 year old, IMG with EAD, who did a Master's in Clinical Neurology by research at Oxford,UK hoping to apply for a Neurology match. As I outlined above, my question is to moms/parents as...

About to finalize my elective schedule.. will this raise some red flags with Program Directors.. I am applying to both Neurology and Psychiatry, and understand that being perceived as "second choice" is not nececarily good. With that said here is what i have. Geriatrics Ambulatory Medicine...

Hi all, I am declaring pre med neuroscience as a junior with 71 credits. I plan on trying to take all of my pre med reqs Fall 17, Spring 18, Summer 18, and Fall 18. I have no prior XP in this field however I am a fast learner (rather unmotivated usually), 3.7 GPA but I'm sure I could do better...

Hello, I wanted to see if anyone had any advice on how competitive neurology is? I am student from Ross University in the Caribbean, my step 1 is 209 (I know it sucks, worked really hard for step2) and CK is 249. I saw that the avg for USIMGs that matched into neurology last year was 224 and...

I'm about to start reading through Kaufman's this week. I flipped through the textbook and it seems kind of boring. Some people say that you don't need a neurology textbook to pass the board exam. That doesn't give me any motivation to plow through either. For those that read Kaufman's or...

Hello! Is anyone familiar with Children Hospital of Philadelphia's "Neurology High School Scholars Project"? It sounds very interesting, but I was wondering what they had done in past years for the basic science or clinical research project? In addition, what they are specifically looking for in...

I am currently persuing an associates of arts in Biology to major in Neuroscience. Aspiring to go to med school. I want to gain clinical experience as well as research experience or a job related to my career path. I am Interested in anything related to neurology, neuroscience, Neuroradiology...

Hiya, I apologize in advance if this thread is in the wrong place. If it is, please move it or let me know where I can ask instead... I'm a premed student and fascinated with the brain and nervous system, and interested in both Neurology and Neurosurgery, but need some help deciding. I know...

Implanting electrodes for dbs isn't microsurgery and doesn't require the same skill-set as removing tumours. With stereotactic procedures becoming more common, is it possible that one day neurologists will be performing these procedures themselves?

Hi all, First time poster here. I graduated last year (2016) with a B.A. in neuroscience and psychology. I am currently working as a clinical research assistant and study coordinator in the neurology department (movement disorders clinic) of a hospital. I also did an undergraduate internship...

Hi everyone! I'm a medical student in my final year and am completing a master's degree in Medicine and a master's degree in Epidemiology at the end of this semester. I think I want to become an internist-intensivist or a neurologist, still doubting between the two. Here in my country, if you...

In my ongoing quest to decide between Neurology and Psychiatry, I've decided that in the future i would most likely want to have a private practice and wanted your help in comparing the two by answering a few questions about a typical Neurology practice. 1 . I've heard that most neurologist...

I am very fickle-minded. I had my future set to becoming a neurologist / neuroscientist / neurosurgeon / something along that field. I find the brain to be extremely fascinating and I wanted to pursue something that involves research and clinical trials with the brain, but thinking about it, I...

Open PGY2 position (Applications close April 14, 2017) The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Neurology Residency has an unexpected PGY-2 position open starting July 1, 2017. This is a 4 year (PGY1-4) categorical residency program. Candidates must have completed 1 year of...

What kind of scores do top neuro programs expect? Mostly looking at UCSF, Stanford, and northeast programs (Boston/New York). Also UCLA/UCSD. Other than scores, what kinds of things are particularly important in an application for neurology? The residents at these places seem like they all have...

I've been doing a lot of research on clinical neuropsychology but I haven't been able to find specific answers to my questions or how exactly it differs from neurology. I was wondering if anyone could tell me about the day to day life of a clinical neuropsychologist and what role they play in...

I have a graduate degree in neuroscience and am really really banking on being able to match to Neurology. It's the whole reason I became interested in medicine. To what extent does the school you attend affect your likelihood of getting into a particular specialty? What (if any) schools are...

What does the PD emailing an applicant to consider their program means??

Hi everybody. Im an IMG in my 4th year of residency in Ohio. I have to pay application fees of 700$ by Feb 17 if I want to give my Board Exam this September. This means I need to have to have an unrestricted State License by September. I have not yet applied for and given Step 3 (my bad). If I...

Hello, Iam a bit confused between the diference in Neuropsychiatry or Neurology + psychiatry fellowship and Iam somehow unable to find the right answer on my own. So what can I do after Neuropsychiatry fellowship and what does it have to do with behavioral neurology which I often see together...

Could you please share some information about the following programs? How would you rank them solely based on the quality of the program, NOT location or weather. Thank you very much! Loma Linda University Tulane University SUNY Downstate Rutgers NJMS Allegheny General Hospital (Pittsburgh, PA)

Hi, I am currently a 3rd year medical student interested in applying for ACGME neurology residency. My medical school class size is huge (in the 200's), but we only match 1-3 neuro residencies per year. So I don't really have too many alumni to turn for advice. I apologize if this type of...

Hey there, I was wondering if there is some speciality or possibility of combining specialities that would allow me to do both brainstorming over normal diseases as much as surgical procedures. I have seen somewhere that neurologists just thinks and neurosurgeons just cuts. I hope I made...

Hi guys, I'm an Irish undergrad med considering neurology in the future, just have a few questions that some of you may be able to answer? 1.If I go to the states and to do residency in a top tier program and come back? If i did the standard 4 years ( 1 year IM, 3 years neurology) would I...

For those applying and interviewing for vascular neurology in the 2017 season As there isn't any formal conversation currently happening, I thought it would be fun and interesting to get one started. Things to discuss or comment on: Any interviews yet? If so, where? Impressions of fellowship...

Can anyone that has taken the USMLE or COMLEX give more detailed advice as to what Neuro concepts were tested. Any advice is much appreciated!!!!!!!! :)

What are some neurological conditions that can be treated or diagnosed using OMM? Thank you!

Neurohospitalist position is now available in South Los Angeles area. Larger Community hospital, Primary Gold plus stroke center. Salary is $210-230K a year. Flexible call schedule. Part time is also available. Email your CV to [email protected].

Ok, so for the passed 6 years or so, I have been having strange nerve sensations mainly on the left side of my body, sometimes on the right side as well. I just consulted with a neurologist today and he tested my reflexes, power, vibration sensitivity and I will take some more tests tomorrow. In...

Mayo Clinic in Arizona Neurology Residency Program PGY-2 opening available Start Date: As soon as possible PREREQUISITES: - Successful completion of PGY-1 year in an ACGME accredited preliminary medicine/transitional year residency program Interested candidates should email the following to...

I'm applying for neurology residencies this year. Wondering about any advice on where to apply. I'm looking at northeast schools (especially schools in NYC) but open to applying anywhere. I'm also wondering about my chances at matching at some of the top schools without much research experience...

Hey everyone. So I just got my USMLE Step 1 and COMLEX part 1 scores. USMLE= mid 230's and COMLEX=mid 660's. I'm planning to do more research (did quite a bit of neurology-related research between college and med school as well as prior to that). Do I have a reasonable shot at ACGME neurology...

Alright, so I am an undergrad looking at going in Neurology (Possibly Oncology) after my BA, which means medical school. I have a 6 month old incredibly easy puppy who is an amazing part of my life. I love having a dog and will never regret getting him as he is my best friend and understands...

I was wondering if anyone had any ideas of ways to get involved with anything neuro-related? -I'm doing pharm/neuro research. -I'm also hoping to volunteer at an organization that helps people with developmental disabilities. -I'll be shadowing a neurosurgeon. I honestly really love this...