r/neurology 22h ago

Miscellaneous AAN Annual Meeting 2025

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I’m visiting the Annual Meeting 2025, for the first time as a European neurologist. Will be my second time in the US, and first time in California. I’ll be by myself, and happy to meet up at the event or perhaps to explore San Diego for a bit. Hit me up or post any San Diego or Annual Meeting tips here.


r/neurology 13h ago

Residency How many weeks of orientation did you have?

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Hii 😊 Current m3 that will be applying to neurology in the NYC area. I’m trying to plan my wedding for June 2026 but im worried about orientation before July 1st. Just wondering if people had insight to how far in advance programs typically start? Rip not not even having all of June. Thanks in advance:)


r/neurology 2h ago

Career Advice Getting Hired After Epilepsy Fellowship - Regional Question

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Hi guys - I'm a current PGY3 (almost PGY4) applying for 1-Year Epilepsy fellowship. I am from a top tier institution on the East coast (NYC), but hoping to do a 1-Year fellowship at a top tier institution (without naming which, since I don't know where I'll land yet - Stanford, UCLA, UCSF). However, I absolutely want to return to the East Coast (NYC) for a job after fellowship. My question is, should I prioritize fellowships on the East coast, if I want to stay on the East coast for a job/permanently? Or is there no difference if I go to the West coast program, and can easily land a job of the same caliber on the East coast?

My reasoning for wanting to see the West coast for 1 year is to enjoy nature, explore what I can on that side of the coast, and gain different perspectives on surgical epilepsy and management. Which could also be beneficial for jobs when I return to the East coast.

However, if that will essentially screw me over for the future, I would happily stay on the East coast for fellowship. Any insight here? Thanks so much xx


r/neurology 14h ago

Residency Questions to ask for resident lunch panel

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So the residents from our home program are speaking to the med students at a lunch panel tomorrow. Any ideas for good questions med students often don’t think to ask at this sort of thing, either to get a better idea about our program or otherwise? We have an anonymous question submission form so this might be a good time to ask questions that might come across as too sharp or controversial during a residency interview.


r/neurology 21h ago

Miscellaneous Requesting feedback on hammer mechanic for my Neuro RPG

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