Fellowships

Providing ACGME accredited education, the adult epilepsy fellowship emphasizes advanced diagnosis and management of epilepsy with training in video EEG monitoring and surgical evaluation. Fellows work in a dedicated epilepsy monitoring unit, interpret EEG and intracranial studies, and participate in outpatient clinics and surgery conferences while exploring opportunities for research and quality improvement.

Offering individualized training opportunities, this fellowship spans basic, translational and clinical research focused on neurodegenerative dementing disorders. Fellows benefit from a flexible structure tailored to career goals and gain experience across the full spectrum of aging and dementia studies.

This two-year fellowship combines education, clinical care and research in a diverse and inclusive environment. With over 35 years of experience, the program has trained leaders in Parkinson’s disease, dystonia and tremor, offering expertise in deep brain stimulation programming, botulinum toxin injections and multidisciplinary clinics, supported by a top-ranked hospital and a strong culture of belonging.

Focused on multiple sclerosis, neuromyelitis optica and related disorders, this fellowship offers comprehensive experience in multidisciplinary clinics, advanced imaging interpretation and infusion therapies. Fellows also have opportunities for clinical trials and basic or clinical research tailored to career goals.

Providing in-depth clinical experience, this one-year fellowship focuses on evaluation and management of neurologic conditions affecting fetal and newborn patients. Fellows train in a large inpatient setting with a 150-bed NICU and multiple outpatient specialty clinics, supported by a multidisciplinary approach, a top ranked hospital and a commitment to comprehensive training.

Offering an AUPO compliant clinical fellowship, this one-year program provides intensive training in the diagnosis and management of neuro-ophthalmologic conditions. Fellows gain experience with afferent and efferent disorders including idiopathic intracranial hypertension, optic neuritis, cranial nerve palsies, myasthenia gravis and cortical visual disorders through comprehensive outpatient care.

Offering a structured two-year curriculum, this fellowship provides rigorous clinical training through multidisciplinary rounding, simulation-based procedures and one-on-one mentoring. Fellows gain expertise in managing complex ICU emergencies and benefit from weekly didactics, research opportunities and a strong culture of diversity and inclusion.

Offering an ACGME and UCNS accredited education, the neuromuscular medicine fellowship prepares physicians for expert diagnosis and management of peripheral nervous system disorders. Fellows gain experience in multidisciplinary clinics, electrodiagnostic studies, neuromuscular pathology and genetics services, with opportunities for research and advanced techniques alongside 16 neuromuscular attendings.

Providing specialized training in nerve and muscle pathology, this non-ACGME fellowship focuses on neuromuscular lab medicine, autoantibody testing and biomarker analysis. Fellows work closely with expert faculty in a robust academic environment, participate in weekly pathology sessions and journal clubs, and complete at least one research project aimed at publication.

Offering comprehensive clinical training, this one-year fellowship focuses on the management of brain injury, stroke and related neuromuscular conditions. Fellows gain experience at a CARF accredited rehabilitation facility and rotate through acute care consult services, continuity clinics and multidisciplinary programs, with opportunities for spasticity management, teaching and research projects.