Where To Find List Of Headache Fellowship

[lookleft]

Does anyone know how I can find out which programs offer a headache fellwoship, and also a source to find out where different neuro fellowships are.

Thanks

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[neurologist]

http://www.aan.com/education/fellowships/

http://www.aan.com/globals/axon/assets/2533.pdf

 

[bustbones26]

also try
www.ucns.org

There are several specialties that take an exam by the UCNS after fellowship for "accreditidation". The ones that come to mind are:

Neurocritical care
Behavioral Neurology
Autonomic Disorders
Headache
Neuroimaging
Neuro-oncology

At their site, for now their fellowship directory includes a list of institutions offer headache and behavioral neurology meeting UCNS criteria. Apparently, all others are in the works.

 

[PhakeDoc]

thanks neurologist and bustbones26 for those links! I was wondering where there was a centralized repository for fellowships.

 

[buckley]

How important are these "accreditations" in terms of actual practice?

Do these have anything to do with ACGME policies?

Would it really be so bad to go into a fellowship for the sake of the training, and leaving it without any actual certificates?


Thanks

 

[melmc]

How important are these "accreditations" in terms of actual practice?

Do these have anything to do with ACGME policies?

Would it really be so bad to go into a fellowship for the sake of the training, and leaving it without any actual certificates?

Thanks

I've wondered the same thing. Is there a practical incentive to seeking out certifications in these types of subspecialities?

Of the several subspecialites in neuro that are not 'board-accredited' by the ACGME, but are certified/accredited by other agencies (headache, behavioral, NM, neuro-onc, neauro-imaging), does it make a difference in the long run to go to a program that is accredited and to pursue the certification?