Continuity Clinics
Stacy Michalski, PA (left), and David Lichter, MBChB, FRACP, work with resident Svetlana Primma, MD, to diagnose a new clinic patient that she will see for follow-up.
You will manage your own panel of patients one-half day each week in a continuity general neurology clinic at one of three diverse sites, guided by our expert faculty-physicians.
Each of our clinic sites features a distinct patient base, a varied mix of cases and a supportive training environment.
This invaluable experience helps you understand long-term disease progression and treatment strategies. It also allows you to develop influential relationships with your patients as well as with our faculty neurologists.
During each clinic half-day, your average caseload will gradually grow from two to three new patients and from three to four follow-up patients.
Training Sites
You will gain increased exposure to older, predominantly male patients in a general neurology ambulatory clinic at this regional hospital serving veterans.
The most common neurological outpatient diagnoses here include epilepsy, stroke, neuromuscular disorders, headache, sleep disorders, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis and pain.
At this major regional urban hospital, you will be involved in evaluating and treating numerous neurological conditions on an outpatient basis. The most common include epilepsy, stroke, neuromuscular disorders, headache, sleep disorders, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis and pain.
You will see patients in consultation through several general neurology outpatient clinics at this comprehensive urban medical center.
ECMC offers complete outpatient neurodiagnostic and medical therapy. Common outpatient neurological diagnoses here include epilepsy, disorders of cognitive function, stroke, neuromuscular disorders, headache, sleep disorders, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis and pain.
Clinical Sites
Years Taken
Faculty and Staff
- attending neurologist
- nursing staff
Length of Rotation
1/2 day per week - all modules
