Year
I Neuroscience
Medical Physiology 601
Medical Neuroscience 606
Year III
Neurology Core
The 4 week core neurology rotation is designed to build competence
and proficiency in the technique of medical/neurological history
and physical examinations, especially emphasizing the integration
of these skills in assessment of neurologic function. The students
are assigned to either MUH in-patient service, Pediatric neurology,
MUH Consultation or VA in-patient service. Instructional methods
include inpatient evaluation, lectures and active participation in
ambulatory clinics.
Year IV Senior Clinical Electives
The Department of Neurology offers a diverse array of opportunities for
the 4th year student to further his/her interest in Neurological subspecialties.
These clerkships are a valuable opportunity for both visiting students
and MUSC 4th year student who may be exploring Neurology as a career.
These clerkships allow more active participation in the evaluation
and care of patients with neurological disorders. Examples of clerkships
include Clinical Epilepsy, Neuro-opthamology, Movement disorders as
well as externships on the Pediatric or Adult Neurology services.
Other Neurology subspecialties are available by contacting
Olivia
Burch at 843-792-3222, or by contacting the faculty member who
oversee the Neurology subspecialty of interest. A modest stipend is available
to purchase textbooks for these advanced electives.
Student Interest Group in Neurology
Also, the American
Academy of Neurology (AAN) sponsors SIGN (Student Interest
Group in Neurology) at MUSC, which provides a way for students to:
- Learn about diverse practice opportunities in Neurology, and its
subspecialties such as neuro-opthamology, behavioral neurology
or epilepsy research.
- Obtain
free student membership in the American
Academy of Neurology.
- Be matched
with a neurologist as a preceptor or mentor.
- Compete for summer research
scholarships sponsored by the AAN.
For more information on this program,
please contact
Olivia Burch at 843-792-3222.
