Participate in the Resident Authorship Program

Resident and faculty mentor teams are encouraged to apply for the AAN Resident Authorship Program. The program allows a resident to help write a guideline, along with a faculty mentor and experts in the field, under the guidance of the AAN's guideline development experts.

Benefits of participation

By participating in the program, you will gain:

Authorship of a widely read publication in Neurology
An opportunity to obtain in-depth evidence-based knowledge on a neurology topic of interest
Training in the principles of EBM by experts in the field

Apply Now

To apply for this program, please submit a one or two page letter of proposal with the following information:

Proposal should list the names and qualification of the resident and faculty member
Outline the topic area of interest
Highlight any timeline or other constraints that should be taken into consideration

Please submit your information to Thomas Getchius to apply.

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