The Clinical Fellowship in Acute Neurotherapeutics and Neuromonitoring is a one- year non-ACGME fellowship geared towards international applicants seeking training in emergency neurology and neuromonitoring.
The Advanced General Neurology Fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital offers advanced, in-depth clinical training, preparing graduates to treat complex neurological problems and teach clinical neurology.
Academia and industry collaborate through this early-career fellowship, training clinician-scientists to rapidly and efficiently translate advances in neuroscience into treatments for people with neurological disorders.
The Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry Fellowship Program at Mass General within the Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology will help train the next generations of outstanding neuropsychiatrists and behavioral neurologists.
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and the related dementias are complex neurological disorders that are expected to shift the socio-demographic trends in the U.S. and beyond, with drastic public health consequences for the global community. There is an urgent need for training the next generation of clinician-scientists who are well-versed to work with patients with such diseases and to find effective treatments for them.
This two-year fellowship provides a strong foundation in clinical epileptology and the technical, interpretive and clinical aspects of electroencephalography and evoked potentials.
This fellowship provides a unique opportunity for a board-certified or board-eligible physician scientist to work with the Pfizer Neuroscience Research Unit (NSRU) and Mass General.
The fellowship offers advanced training in clinical epileptology and neurobiology, with emphasis on research in epilepsy and disorders of neuronal excitability.
The Mass General Hospital Department of Neurology hosts global-health focused speakers each year, sharing their expertise and collaborations with the residents, fellows, faculty, and others.
The Interventional Neuropsychiatry & Neuromodulation Fellowship at Mass General trains the next generation of interventional neuropsychiatry leaders in the use of the full spectrum of noninvasive, convulsive and surgical neuromodulation therapies.
Harvard Medical School runs a combined Neurology Residency and continuing medical education courses with Mass General and Brigham & Women's hospitals.
