Dr. Christopher Yuki Itoh (PGY4), Dr. Helena Xeros (PGY3), Dr. Lauren Webb (PGY4), Dr. Jack Goodwin (fellow), and our program director, Dr. Elizabeth Coon, MD, volunteering at the local nature center with their families and helping to remove invasive plant species #MayoNeuroResidency

Neurology: Education seeks residents or fellows to serve a 1-yr term as Editorial Board members. Residents from accredited neurology training programs worldwide are invited to apply. Applications due July 31. Visit bit.ly/3RRxxwW for details and to apply. #NeurologyEd

Have you considered becoming an AAN Fellow? View the requirements and learn more about how to elevate your member status to FAAN: bit.ly/3LrtT9L #NeuroTwitter #Neurology

Hirayama disease may present with abnormal movements, here we share a case with video and surface EMG recordings of polyminimyoclonus in a patient Hirayama disease. neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WN… Michelle J. Clarke Farwa Ali Neurology Journal Mayo Clinic Neuro

Here's to kicking off the year for our new residents with our first social event of the year! #MayoNeuroResidency

🔥🔥🔥 journals.lww.com/continuum/page… Subscribe: shop.lww.com/CONTINUUM/p/10… (don’t forget to choose the American Academy of Neurology rate!)

#ScholarlySunday Congratulations to Dr. Sam Nath (PGY3) for his poster presentation "Identification of calcium dysregulation and autoimmunity in immune mediated Rippling Muscle Disease (iRMD)" at AAN 2024 #MayoNeuroResidency

#RochesterLifeMN Dr. @JessicaWhite (PGY4) stepping up as her daughter's Girl Scout Trip Leader—a testament to our residents' deep engagement in the larger Rochester Community #MayoNeuroResidency

#ScholarlySunday Congratulations to Dr. Christina Alexandres (PGY3) for her oral presentation "Clinical Features and Phenoconversion Risk in Women and Young-Onset iRBD" at the iRBD Study Group Conference in Montreal #MayonNeuoResidency

Hello! That's me. I am grateful for the opportunity to lead our residency program Mayo Clinic Neuro with so many engaged and innovative educators and the most wonderful residents!

During World War II, Mayo Clinic physician scientist Dr. Earl Wood and his team developed pressurized G-suits worn by fighter pilots to reduce blackouts. “The G-suit made the impossible possible,” sound barrier-breaking pilot Chuck Yeager said. bit.ly/4cpEVHr

#MeetOurProgramDirector Dr. Coon (Elizabeth Coon, MD) excels both in and outside of the hospital. When she’s not leading in Neurology, she’s crushing triathlons and spending time with her family. Her achievements and balance are truly inspiring! #MayoNeuroResidency

I'm still blushing Mayo Clinic Neurology Residency! Balance can seem like a mythical beast 💫 I'm grateful for opportunity and sincerely hope that my experiences outside of medicine make me a better physician and educator and leader

2024: Googling symptoms 1913: Writing symptoms to a doctor at the newspaper

#MayoNeuroResidency From late-night shifts to birthday treats, we do it all together! We love celebrating our amazing residents with well-deserved cookies and cake 🎂❤️

Each article in Continuum has a running list of key points in the margin, and I always find them helpful, but the points in Dr Balint’s review of autoimmune movement disorders are exceptionally good ⬇️ MovDisBBalint Continuum: Lifelong Learning in Neurology journals.lww.com/continuum/full…

#RochesterLifeMN Dr. @ErineFinn (PGY2) embracing the joy of our local races. Congratulations on your amazing win!#MayoNeuroResidency

#ScholarlySundays Congratulations to Dr. Cam Bermudez, MD, PhD (PGY4) on his publication "Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography Retinal Imaging Associations With Burden of Small Vessel Disease and Amyloid Positivity in the Brain" tinyurl.com/nhewpefc #MayoNeurologyResidency