2021 Department Chairs and Program Director’s Forum
The course covered: Funding of Neurology Resident education; Funding of Neurology Fellowship positions and education; The role of philanthropy in funding Neurology programs; The new and prominent role of digital (virtual) platforms in education and recruitment; and A discussion of how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed Neurology programs.
2021 AUPN Fall Chair's Session 3: Supply and Demand in Neurology Subspecialties: How can you match the trajectories of trainees to the needs of the present and future? (Held in Conjunction with the ANA Annual Meeting). This session explored the approaches different chairs use to encourage trainees to consider fellowships in needed subspecialties.
2022 Department Chairs and Program Director’s Forum
The course covered: 1. Challenges and opportunities afforded by training Neurology residents and fellows at multiple sites; 2. Update on ACGME changes starting July 2022; 3. Update on Neurology fellowship application timelines; 4. Virtual recruitment of residents and fellows. Is it here to stay?
2022 Program Director's Workshop: Neurology Residency Education in the Age of Millennials and Gen Z
During this session, Dr. David Lee Gordon (University of Oklahoma) discusses Neurology Residency Education in the Age of Millennials and the fast-rising Generation Z. A Program Director-led panel discussion follows the presentation.
2022 Spring Chairs Session: Challenges & Opportunities in Neurology Education in the Virtual Era
Simulation is emerging as an essential technique for teaching in Neurology, facilitating instruction on the diagnosis and management of both common and unusual neurological disorders. Both speakers have substantial experience in applying simulation-based learning in Neurology and will discuss the current state and future potential of this approach.
Residency Recruitment, Retention, and Resources