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AANEM FELLOWSHIP LISTING OKLAHOMA

Institution:    University of Oklahoma
Health Sciences Center

Contact:    K.J. Oommen, MD
University of Oklahoma HSC
Department of Neurology
PO Box 26901-PPOB209
Oklahoma City, OK 73190-3048

Type of Fellowship:    Clinical Neurophysiology.

Duration of Fellowship:    1 year.

Prerequisite:    Completion of neurology residency.

Starting Date:    July 1, 2003.

Salary Level:    $39,400

Application Deadline:    January

Approximate Interview Date:    January through March

Approximate Final Decision Date:    April

Meets American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine Examination Eligibility Requirements:

Description:

One year ACGME accredited program with emphasis on EEG. Training will include EEG, epilepsy, EMG, MCV, EP, sleep and autonomic testing and will take place at the University and Children's Hospitals in Oklahoma City, VAMC, and Presbyterian Hospital with state of the art equipment in video/EEG telemetry, and polysomnography laboratories. There are active neuromuscular and peripheral neurology clinics in the University and Children's Hospitals and VAMC, where intraoperative monitoring and EP also are available.

Institution:	University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Contact:	K.J. Oommen, MD University of Oklahoma HSC Department of Neurology PO Box 26901-PPOB209 Oklahoma City, OK 73190-3048
Type of Fellowship:	Clinical Neurophysiology.
Duration of Fellowship:	1 year.
Prerequisite:	Completion of neurology residency.
Starting Date:	July 1, 2003.
Salary Level:	$39,400
Application Deadline:	January
Approximate Interview Date:	January through March
Approximate Final Decision Date:	April
Meets American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine Examination Eligibility Requirements:
Description:
One year ACGME accredited program with emphasis on EEG. Training will include EEG, epilepsy, EMG, MCV, EP, sleep and autonomic testing and will take place at the University and Children's Hospitals in Oklahoma City, VAMC, and Presbyterian Hospital with state of the art equipment in video/EEG telemetry, and polysomnography laboratories. There are active neuromuscular and peripheral neurology clinics in the University and Children's Hospitals and VAMC, where intraoperative monitoring and EP also are available.