Neurology Nuts and Bolts: Constructing Your Career

Harry Sutherland discusses neurohospitalist careers with Drs. David Likosky (Evergreen Health, Washington), Zi Wang (Sutter Memorial Medical Center, California), Gbambele Kone (Main Line Health, Pennsylvania). They discuss the rising prevalence of neurohospitalist positions, how they can be structured, what people do in their "off" time, the role of fellowship training, and the nitty gritty of what they do and why they do it.

Galina Gheihman discusses dance in life and in neurology with two dancer neurologists, movement disorders neurologist Dr. Sushma Kola and neurohospitalist Dr. Alex Pfister. They discuss the natural marriage between neurology and dance, the way dance training allows for unique therapeutic potential in neurology patients, and dancing for yourself. 

For more information about resources mentioned in the show, please visit the following links:
https://danceforparkinsons.org/
https://www.mdteducationsolutions.com/pages/about
https://www.tangotherapyproject.org/
www.phillyneuroartsnetwork.com

In this episode, Sara Schaefer discusses with Dr. Bryan Carmody the history and current landscape of how residents are funded in the United States, including the roles of Medicare and other government entities, the stakeholders, the role of the hospital, and ways he envisions a better system.

Dr. Eshita Shah discusses the role of clerkship director with Drs. Sara Stern-Nezer from University of California- Irvine and Terrance Lee from Tufts University.

Galina Gheihman speaks with American Academy of Neurology President Dr. Natalia Rost and International Parkinson and Movement Disorders Society past-president Dr. Victor Fung, about their paths to society presidencies, what it entails, why they valued the role, and their concepts of what makes an effective leader.