Professional Education
The Division of Neurology at Cincinnati Children’s provides training in neurological medicine for medical students, pediatric residents and general neurology residents. We have an ACGME-approved pediatric neurology residency (four residents each year), and advanced clinical fellowship programs in epilepsy, clinical neurophysiology, headache medicine, movement disorders, neuro-muscular disorders and neuropharmacology. Students in all training programs work closely with both clinicians and researchers to gain comprehensive experience in all aspects of neurological medicine.
Fellowships:
- Epilepsy and Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship: This fellowship prepares clinicians to diagnose, treat and explore better care options for patients with epileptic disorders and their families.
- Headache Medicine Fellowship: Study headache causes and treatments with the first pediatric headache fellowship established in the United States.
- Neuromuscular Fellowship: Training in all aspects of neuromuscular disorders with emphasis on multispecialty management and family-centered care.
- Sleep Medicine Fellowship: This ACGME accredited fellowship trains physicians in diagnoses and management of simple and complex sleep disorders in both children and adults.
Residencies:
- Neurodevelopmental Disabilities Residency: This program combines training in child neurology and neurodevelopmental disabilities with the study of conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy and cognitive disorders.
- Neurology Combined Residency: This five-year combined residency program offers residents training in general pediatrics, adult neurology and child neurology.
