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2 Careers in Neurology Diverse Opportunities for Neurology Careers

3 After Graduation, What Next?
Medical school Neurology residency ??? “Neurology residency” here can refer to either adult or child neurology residency. So many options!

4 “Mix and Match” Clinical Research Education Industry Global Health
This is the “home” slide. Click on the different options for more details about the career paths. (Alternatively, advancing through the PowerPoint slides sequentially will move through the options in order.)

5 Clinical

6 Clinical Variety Patient population Practice setting Clinical
Specialty Procedures Clinical

7 Clinical Variety Patient Population Practice Setting
Adult vs. child neurology Separate residencies with overlapping training Inpatient vs. outpatient Academics vs. private practice Rural vs. urban

8 Neuro-inflammatory/MS
Clinical Variety Specialty General Neurologist Subspecialist Epilepsy Stroke Neuro-inflammatory/MS Movement Neuro-muscular Headache Others

9 Clinical Variety Procedures (or not) Lumbar puncture EEG EMG
Nerve blocks Botox injections Skin, muscle, and/or nerve biopsies By Brainhell - English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0,

10 “Mix and Match” Clinical Research Education Industry Global Health

11 Research

12 Research Careers Basic science Translational Clinical Education

13 “Mix and Match” Clinical Research Education Industry Global Health

14 Education

15 Careers in Education Neuroscience course director
Neurology clerkship director Neurology or child neurology residency program director Fellowship program director

16 “Mix and Match” Clinical Research Education Industry Global Health

17 Industry

18 Careers in Industry Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Health care equipment

19 “Mix and Match” Clinical Research Education Industry Global Health

20 Global Health

21 Global Health Neurologists are scarce, especially in developing countries Spotlight: Michael Rubenstein, MD (watch for his video later!) Michaelintanzania.com The Foundation for African Medicine and Education (FAME): Fameafrica.com

22 So what do these careers look like?

23 Clinical Educators

24 Clinician Educator View video

25 Clinician Educator View video

26 Clinician Educator View video

27 Clinician Educator View video

28 Academic Clinician

29 Academic Clinician View video

30 Academic Clinician: Part 1
View video

31 Global Health: Part 2 View video

32 Private Practice: Part 3
View video

33 Clinical Investigator and
Physician Scientist

34 Clinical Investigator
View video

35 Physician Scientist View video

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