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Lehigh Valley Health Network Neurology CNP
Other
1250 S Cedar Crest Blvd4th Floor Neurology, Suite 405
Allentown, PA 18103
Training Program Director
Alison Walsh, MD
Training Program Coordinator
Angeline Regis
Other Staff
Todd Garber, MD
Soraya Jimenez, MD
Paul McCabe, MD
Alissa Romano, DO
Jay Varrato, DO
Connie Tang MD
Anthony Rainey MD
Angeline Regis, BAS - Coordinator
1 Fellowship position for the 2026-2027 Fellowship Year.
Considering: Only Neurology Candidates
3 Letters of Recommendation requested for applying
Lehigh Valley Hospital (Lehigh Valley Health Network, LVHN) is one of the largest and oldest licensed teaching hospitals in Pennsylvania. LVHN is a 729 bed, tertiary care hospital and is recognized for its accomplishments as a leading academic medical center.
LVHN is ranked as one of the top 5 hospitals in Pennsylvania by U.S. News & World Report, and in 2018 LVHN was ranked by Vizient as #7 in patient safety in the Vizient Academic Medical Center cohort. The LVHN Division of Neurology serves as a leading regional referral center for complex neurological disorders.
With regard to residency and fellowship training, LVHN currently sponsors 34 various residency and fellowship programs, consisting of a total of 321 residents (including interns and fellows). With regard to medical student education, LVHN is a partner with the University of South Florida Health Morsani College of Medicine, providing an advanced innovative medical school training program.
The LVHN Department of Neurology includes a Level III Epilepsy Center, the Neuromuscular and ALS Center for Comprehensive Care (an ALS Association Recognized Treatment Center), certified Comprehensive Stroke Center, mobile stroke unit (the first of its kind in the state), and designated Center of Excellence for Comprehensive MS Care, amongst other distinguished subspecialty divisions.
The Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) includes a 4 bed unit with state of the art 24/7 monitoring capabilities. LVHN provides additional extensive neurological diagnostic services including: electroencephalography (EEG), video EEG, evoked potential studies, nerve conduction studies and electromyography (NCS/EMG) including single fiber EMG and repetitive nerve stimulation, neuromuscular ultrasound, skin biopsies, muscle and nerve biopsies, and neuropsychological testing, among other offerings. The advanced neurophysiology suite in the Diagnostic Care Center at LVHN is comprised of 7 rooms equipped for NCS/EMG and EEG testing. There are 11 portable EEG machines available for outpatient and inpatient routine and long term monitoring studies with video capabilities. There are 5 portable EMG machines utilized for inpatient and outpatient studies. The Lehigh Valley Reilly Children’s Hospital has a dedicated pediatric neurology team comprised of 4 physicians who offer additional expertise in clinical neurophysiology unique to the pediatric population.
The Children’s Hospital is the region’s only institutional member of the Children’s Hospital Association along with employing the area’s only board-certified pediatric surgeons. LVHN rehabilitation centers offer a wide variety of rehabilitation programs at five state-of-the-art inpatient facilities and many outpatient sites, helping patients reach their highest level of independence. LVHN opened an inpatient rehabilitation facility attached to the main hospital for adults 18 years and older in June of 2015. The 34-private bed facility occupies 2 floors and allows LVHN to continue to provide short-term intensive rehabilitation to ensure a seamless continuum of care for patients.
In the Center of Advanced Health Care building located on campus at LVHN, there is a large outpatient Neurology office, which employs 23 neurologists with multidisciplinary subspecialty training and certification, 2 of whom are board-certified in epilepsy and 3 board-certified in clinical neurophysiology, as well as 15 advanced practice clinicians and 2 neuropsychologists. The team utilizes 22 exam rooms, a 3 bay procedure room, a patient group visit room, two conference rooms (one equipped with advanced telecommunication capabilities), a residents’ room (with space for each resident and their computers, books, and belongings), a designated fellows’ room (with a computer and room for their books and belongings), an EEG reading room, a telemedicine room, and clinical team rooms. This is the site for both the fellows’ and neurology residents’ continuity clinics and subspecialty clinic rotations.
The neurologists in this office provide a wide breadth of educational experiences in clinical neurophysiology. The Center of Advanced Health Care also houses the Sleep Disorders Clinic serving a large population of patients with complex sleep related diseases.
The LVHN Sleep Disorders Program operates a robust adult and pediatric sleep center offering at-home and advanced in-lab sleep testing options. LVHN inpatient facility has 10 conference rooms ranging in size from 10 to 100 people and an auditorium that can hold 220 people.
Additionally, the Center of Advanced Health Care has 2 conference rooms that can accommodate 15 to 50 people and 2 additional conference rooms that can accommodate smaller meetings.
State of the art audio/visual equipment (including video conferencing capabilities to other sites) is installed in all of the educational conference rooms and auditorium.
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