AAN Residents, Fellows, and Post-doctoral Grads
What do you need to know about the Residency In-Service Training Exam? How can you get a fellowship? How do you become involved in the AAN? How can you bridge the gap after receiving your PhD?
The AAN provides you with the following resources to help answer all these questions as you progress in your career in neurology:
AAN Consortium of Neurology Residents and Fellows
Joining the AAN Consortium helps neurology residents, fellows, and post-doctoral graduates grow in their profession by providing a forum to:
- Discuss key issues
- Share ideas
- Work with other residents and fellows
- Gain the opportunity to develop mentor relationships
- Learn more about AAN programs developed especially for residents and fellows
The Consortium is open to all residents, fellows, and post-doctoral graduates who are AAN members and meets at least once a year.
2008—2009 Consortium Officers
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Chair: Benjamin Atkinson, MD Institution: Wayne State University Area of Expertise: Fellowship in Neurocritical Care to start in July 2009 |
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Chair-Elect: Larry Charleston, IV, MD Institution: Baylor College of Medicine Area of Expertise: Headache/Pain |
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Past-Chair: Christopher M. Nolte, MD Institution: Vanderbilt University Area of Expertise: Sleep Medicine |
Share Your Views on Neurology®
The Neurology Journal Resident and Fellow Section gives residents, fellows, and neurology educators the opportunity to share their views on topics of interest to the journal Neurology's resident and fellow readership. Topics include research projects, editorials, literature reviews, basic science reviews, ethical considerations, book reviews, and video clips.
In addition, articles on the challenges of training, certification issues, and career decision-making are featured. The editors welcome submissions to this section; see the Information for Authors at www.neurology.org for guidelines.