Fellowship in Movement Disorders

1. Must be board-eligible in Neurology.
2. Must be in good standing in the current training position.
3. Applicants should be Neurology residents interested in advanced training in Movement Disorders.

The Movement Disorders Fellowship provides intensive clinical and research training in the diagnosis and management of Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, tremor, autonomic disorders, choreiform disorders, ataxia, gait disorders, and Huntington’s disease. Fellows receive hands-on training in deep brain stimulation (DBS), botulinum toxin injections, specialized clinical evaluation, neurorehabilitation, and autonomic disorders. The program also includes research, case discussions, journal clubs, teaching, and opportunities for regional electives.