Any insight into the future of movement? Job market in cities? Pros/cons of the field?
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I'm not the most knowledgeable about movement disorders, but you should have your pick of places in academics...the movement disorder people tend to be rarer than some other subspecialists in neuro-academia.
You should also have plenty of marketability in many citites (like most neuro folks) in private practice. Many of the locales in the South that I interviewed at were searching for good movement disorders specialits.
By the by, the highest demand still seems to be for stroke, critical care, and good old plain general neurology (the highest demand of all).
You should also have plenty of marketability in many citites (like most neuro folks) in private practice. Many of the locales in the South that I interviewed at were searching for good movement disorders specialits.
By the by, the highest demand still seems to be for stroke, critical care, and good old plain general neurology (the highest demand of all).
