Movement Disorders Fellowship

[deathmerchant]

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Hey guys ! Anyone have an idea about different movement disorders fellowship programs? Like which ones are the best academically/clinically/research wise etc. And is there an unofficial ranking of sorts.
Clearly, the quality of training/reputation/ranking is different for medical schools, neurology residencies and various fellowships and one can't rely on that ! Would really appreciate any inputs. Thanks.
Disclosure: Current PG3 applying for MD fellowship beginning 2017.

 

[deathmerchant]

And any interview impressions(from current or past seasons) are welcome too!

 

[kchan99]

Hey guys ! Anyone have an idea about different movement disorders fellowship programs? Like which ones are the best academically/clinically/research wise etc. And is there an unofficial ranking of sorts.
Clearly, the quality of training/reputation/ranking is different for medical schools, neurology residencies and various fellowships and one can't rely on that ! Would really appreciate any inputs. Thanks.
Disclosure: Current PG3 applying for MD fellowship beginning 2017.

There are programs with reputations for certain aspects of movement disorders. What is your particular interest within movement disorders?

 

[deathmerchant]

I am interested primarily in clinical aspects and clinical research(70-30). I am also interested in neuromodulation/dbs and may be even look into the hardware/engineering part of the neuro-modulation devices. North east is my geographical preference. Thanks

 

[kchan99]

Columbia
If you don't mind going to Canada, then Toronto.

 

[Maria30900]

Hi all, Does it matter when a fellowship PD emails you prior to the rank deadline and says you are among the top candidates they interviewed this year? If they have 2 spots, to how many applicants do they usually send such emails? Thank you.