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Neurology Residency Program Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Neurology Residency Program Vanderbilt University Medical Center . Robert L. Macdonald, M.D., Ph.D. Professor and Chair of Neurology David Charles, M.D. Residency Program Director Derek Riebau, M.D. Assoc Residency Program Director. Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville, Tennessee.

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Neurology Residency Program Vanderbilt University Medical Center

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  1. Neurology Residency Program Vanderbilt University Medical Center Robert L. Macdonald, M.D., Ph.D. Professor and Chair of Neurology David Charles, M.D. Residency Program Director Derek Riebau, M.D. Assoc Residency Program Director

  2. Nashville, Tennessee

  3. Nashville, Tennessee

  4. Vanderbilt University

  5. VUMC Clinical Facilities • Vanderbilt University Hospital (VUH) • Veterans Administration Medical Center • Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital (VCH) • Stallworth Rehabilitation Hospital • Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital (VPH) • The Vanderbilt Clinic (TVC) • Preston Research Building (PRB) • Medical Center East Clinic (MCE) • Vanderbilt 100 Oaks

  6. VUMC Academic/Research Facilities • Neurology Department - Medical Center North • Medical Research Building III • Stallworth Rehabilitation Hospital

  7. MRBIII MCN MCE VUH VAMC TVC PRB VCH VPH VSRH

  8. Vanderbilt University Medical Center VPH PRB VCH TVC VAMC VSRH VUH MCE MCN MRBIII

  9. Vanderbilt University Department of Neurology Robert L. Macdonald, M.D., Ph.D. Professor and Chair Department of Neurology

  10. Neurology Faculty (57) Subspecialties • Epilepsy (18) • Movement Disorders (7) • Stroke (5) • Neuromuscular Diseases (8) • Demyelinating Diseases (3) • Neuro-oncology (1) • Neuroophthalmology (1) • Headache, Pain (2) • Child Neurology (10) • Sleep Disorders (7) • Cognitive Disorders (2) • General Neurology (3)

  11. New Neurology Faculty • We have recruited forty five new neurology faculty members in the past eight years. • Seventeen Clinical Neurologists • Fourteen Clinician Scientist Neurologists • Ten Physician Scientist Neurologists • Four Basic Scientists

  12. New Clinical Neurologists • Bryan Burnette, M.D. • Johns Hopkins University 7/1/07 • Pediatric Neuromuscular Disease • Juliann Paolicchi, M.D. • Ohio State University 1/1/08 • Pediatric Epilepsy, Pediatric Neurology Division Head • Rishi Gupta, M.D. • Cleveland Clinic 1/1/10 • Stroke, Interventional Neurology

  13. New Physician/Clinician-Scientist Neurologists • Kevin Ess, M.D., Ph.D. • Washington University 4/1/06 • Pediatric Neurology, Cortical development, Epilepsy and Tuberous Sclerosis • Chris Lee, M.D. • Vanderbilt University 7/1/09 • Neuromuscular Disease • Jun Li, M.D. , Ph.D • Wayne State University 9/1/10 • Neuromuscular Disease, Inherited Neuropathies

  14. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • VUH Inpatient Neurology – 6N • Neurocare Unit – Move to 6CCT • Adult (8 beds – VUH 6N) Epilepsy Monitoring Unit

  15. Vanderbilt University Hospital, 6th Floor VUH - SIXTH FLOOR CARDIO / NEURO / EPILEPSY

  16. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • VUH Inpatient Neurology – 6N • Neurocare Unit – Move to 6S • Adult (8 beds – VUH) Epilepsy Monitoring Unit • Children’s Hospital and Outpatient Tower • Pediatric Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (4 beds) - VCH

  17. Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital

  18. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • VUH Inpatient Neurology – 6N • Neurocare Unit – Move to 6S • Adult (8 beds – VUH) Epilepsy Monitoring Unit • Children’s Hospital and Outpatient Tower • Pediatric Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (4 beds) - VCH • MRBIII research space

  19. MRBIII Research Space

  20. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • VUH Inpatient Neurology – 6N • Neurocare Unit – Move to 6S • Adult (8 beds – VUH) Epilepsy Monitoring Unit • Children’s Hospital and Outpatient Tower • Pediatric Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (4 beds) - VCH • MRBIII research space • Vanderbilt Sleep Centers – West End Marriott and Cool Springs Hyatt

  21. Sleep center

  22. Clinical Neurology Recruitment Plans • Recruitment of ~9 neurologists • At least 3 in dementia/behavioral neurology • At least 3 in pediatric neurology • At least 1 in stroke neurology • At least 1 in neuromuscular disease • At least 1 in neuroimmunology/MS

  23. Neurology Physician Scientist Recruitment Plans • Recruitment of ~7 additional physician scientist neurologists • At least 2 in Alzheimer’s Disease research • At least 2 in neurodegenerative disease research • At least 1 in neuromuscular research • Likely 1 in sleep research • At least 1 in developmental neurobiology research

  24. Neurology Resident Education

  25. Resident Education • Train outstanding clinical neurologists • Develop physician scientists & clinician scientists • Promote life long learning • Demonstrate excellence in educational outcomes

  26. Resident Elective Tracks • Clinical Track • Additional clinical electives are available (Neuroradiology, psychiatry, EMG, EEG, ultrasound, neurotoxin injection) • Clinical mentor in first year • Research Track • Elective time for basic or clinical research in the second and third years • Research time scheduled in blocks • Selection of research rotation during second half of the first year • Research mentor in first year

  27. 2007-2010 Adult Neurology Residents • Curtis Deloney MD • Wake Forest • Lisa Hermann MD • University of Virginia • Heather Koons MD • Yale Medical School • Jenny Shupe MD • Texas Tech

  28. 2008-2011 Adult Neurology Residents • Mark Anderson MD • University of Alabama • Francine Arneson MD • Vanderbilt University • Elizabeth Ferluga MD • University of Iowa • Erin Presant MD • Western University • Giorgi Sirbiladze MD • Aicti Medical School

  29. 2009-2012 Adult Neurology Residents • Luke Bradbury MD • Wake Forest University • Charles Clarke MD • Ohio State University • McNeill Kirkpatrick MD • Medical U South Carolina • Hamilton Peters MD • Medical U South Carolina • Aaron Stayman MD • Tufts University

  30. Child Neurology Residents • Elizabeth Clark, MD • University of Oklahoma • Kaitlin James MD • Vanderbilt University • Gabriel Reyes MD • Long Island College • Sara Belsches MD • University of S Alabama • Dayna Perkowski • University of Virginia • Emily Fagan MD • University of Vermont

  31. Neurology Resident Education

  32. Core Teaching Conferences • Dedicated resident education conferences Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at noon. • Chairman’s conference for residents Tuesday 11 AM • Grand Rounds Friday AM, once monthly combined with Neurosurgery, Neuropathology and Neuroradiology • Stroke conference Wednesday at 8 AM • Morning Report - 4 days per week at 7:30

  33. Additional Teaching Programs • Muscle Biopsy Conference • EEG Review Conferences • Neuropathology Conference • Neuroimmunology Conference • Brain Cutting • Annual live patient mock board exam • Research dinners • Two monthly Journal Clubs

  34. First Year Rotations – Adult and Child • General Inpatient Service 4 Months • Vanderbilt Stroke Service 2 Months • Epilepsy – EEG 2 Months • Ambulatory Clinic 1 Month • Psychiatry 1 Month • Consult Service 2 Months

  35. Second Year Rotations - Adult • Pediatric Neurology 2 Months • EMG - Neuromuscular 2 Months • Neuroradiology 1 Month • VA Medical Center Senior 2 Months • Ambulatory Clinic 2 Months • Elective 3 Months

  36. Second Year Rotations - Child • Pediatric Neurology 8 Months • EMG - Neuromuscular 1 Month • Neuroradiology 1 Month • Elective 2 Months

  37. Third Year Rotations - Adult • Vanderbilt Senior Service 3 Months • VA Medical Center Senior 1 Month • Pediatric Neurology 1 Month • Vanderbilt Consult Service 3 Months • Neuropathology 1 Month • Ambulatory Clinic 1 Month • Elective 2 Months

  38. Third Year Rotations – Child • Pediatric Neurology 4 Months • Neuropathology 1 Month • Child Psychiatry 1 Month • EMG – Neuromuscular 1 Month • Elective 5 Months

  39. Fellowships • Clinical Neurophysiology • Epilepsy • Neuromuscular Disease • Sleep • Stroke / Vascular Neurology • Movement Disorders • Neuroimmunology • Multiple Sclerosis • Neuro-oncology

  40. Questions?

  41. The Department of Neurology Faculty and Residents

  42. Neurology Resident Education

  43. MRBIIIResearch Space

  44. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • Neurology Academic Offices in Medical Center North

  45. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • Neurology Academic Offices in Medical Center North • Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurosonology Laboratories in TVC

  46. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • Neurology Academic Offices in Medical Center North • Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurosonology Laboratories in TVC • MS Clinic and EEG Laboratory at Vanderbilt 100 Oaks

  47. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • Neurology Academic Offices in Medical Center North • Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurosonology Laboratories in TVC • MS Clinic and EEG Laboratory at Vanderbilt 100 Oaks • Neurology Clinics in TVC and PRB

  48. Neurology Clinical and Research Space • Neurology Academic Offices in Medical Center North • Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurosonology Laboratories in TVC • MS Clinic and EEG Laboratory at Vanderbilt 100 Oaks • Neurology Clinics in TVC and PRB • Movement of the Neurology Clinic to Medical Center East (2011)

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