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International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society

School for Neurology Residents

Discover why and how to get started in this fast-paced and growing sub-specialty of neurology.

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This acclaimed 2-day program will introduce you to opportunities across the growing and rapidly advancing field of Movement Disorders. 

 

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Grants: All expenses covered for selected applicants from Canada and USA, with limited grants for residents of Latin America  


 

Learn practical approaches from global experts 

Gain broad knowledge and insights about the field from some of its most prominent leaders. You will get a comprehensive background on Movement Disorders and its subspecialties, including topics like dystonia, genetics, sleep, and lifestyle medicine.

We learned extensive and detailed information about the variety of diagnoses, and how to tell them apart with very slight findings.” 

 

 

Gain immeasurable insight from real patients

An attendee favorite is the Clinical Rounds, where you will meet people who have been diagnosed with a movement disorder. Learn about their experiences firsthand as you work alongside top clinicians to assess their conditions and management options.

You get an idea of how close patients are to their doctors. You can also see how grateful they are of the impact.”

 

Get honest advice about a career in Movement Disorders

Not only will you meet leading experts, you'll also have dedicated opportunities to ask them questions during Q&A sessions and networking throughout the conference. Get advice on everything from work-life balance and subspecialties to applying to fellowships and more.

I found the faculty to be incredibly approachable, and I do feel after this that I can reach out to them with any questions or ideas.” 

Learn why professionals are drawn to Movement Disorders: 

 

Rapid advancement  

Our understanding of these complex disorders has taken a leap forward in the last few years — but key questions remain to be answered. Investigate the recent breakthroughs, as well as the breadth of discoveries to be made.

Close, impactful relationships 

Movement disorder specialists partner alongside their patients over decades, guiding them through personalized management and decisions that deeply influence their quality of life.

 

Investigative challenges 

Even with specialized knowledge, the complexity of these diseases can be a challenge — but unlocking the correct answers is life-changing for patients.

Practical applications 

While emerging technologies play a growing role in care, the focus on phenomenology makes treatment of movement disorders accessible in a variety of clinical settings. 

Explore all aspects of the field firsthand:  

 

Clinical rounds  

“Absolutely loved the clinical patient rounds. Each provider had a different approach and interview style with the patient.” 

Patient interaction  

“An excellent way to explore the humanity of medicine and to connect with patients, while still having a science-focused course.”

Unique cases  

“Such a diverse set of pathologies, and really underlined the success of this course as well as the importance that this field has on patient's lives.” 

Career Q&A  

“Grateful to the faculty for sharing their journey. They answered the questions with transparency, giving us a true insight towards career in movement disorders.” 

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 I came into the course unsure of the direction I wanted to take in my career, and now I am certain about my passion for movement disorders.”

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