The Department of Neurological Sciences at Rush offers fellowships in the following areas:

Clinical Neurophysiology

This is a well-integrated and balanced clinical neurophysiology fellowship designed to prepare the trainee for private practice, or as the first year of sub-specialty training in neuromuscular disease or epilepsy. The program allows flexibility in focusing more on EEG/Epilepsy or EMG/Neuromuscular disease. Trainees will also learn about evoked potentials and intraoperative monitoring and spend a month on rotation in the Sleep Center. This will allow familiarity with evaluating patients with sleep disorders and interpreting polysomnograms. Didactic teaching is an integral part of the program and includes a weekly neurophysiology course.

At the end the program, fellows will be eligible and encouraged to take the Added Qualifications in Clinical Neurophysiology exam offered by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.

Movement Disorders

Two years
Fellowship reviewed and approved by Institutional GME Committee
Christopher G. Goetz, MD, Director
Application: September through November
Notification: January 1
See Fellowship in Movement Disorders for more information.

Neurocritical Care Fellowship

Two years
Fellowship reviewed and approved by Institutional GME Committee
Richard E. Temes, MD, MS, Director
Application Due: Rolling (recommend 12-16 months prior to anticipated start date)
Notification: Rolling
See Fellowship in Neurocritical Care for more information.

Vascular Neurology Fellowship

1 Year - ACGME accredited
Application Due: typically September*
Notification: typically October

*We are still accepting fellowship applications for the 2008 academic year See Fellowship in Vascular Neurology for more information.