
April 5-9 | San Diego & Online
April 5-9 | San Diego & Online
Participants in the 2025 Annual Meeting had plenty of opportunities throughout the meeting for serendipitous connections with friends and colleagues from around the world. Learn more about the slate of networking events below.
Attendees connect with other puzzle enthusiasts to crack the codes with Charcot’d Breakers.
Learning and connecting is serious business at the Annual Meeting – but also fun and engaging.
Selfie time for long-lasting memories at #AANAM.
Smiles all around at the 2024 Annual Meeting Party.
Taking your photo with friends from across the globe and Sarah Bellum™ is part of the #AANAM bucket list!
Live music kept attendees dancing at the western-themed 2024 Annual Meeting Party.
The Trainee and Faculty Networking Reception was bustling and offered the opportunity for early-career neurologists to connect with seasoned professionals.
#NeurologyProud attendees grab a pic with Sarah Bellum™ at Java, Juice, and Jobs.
Participants explored the streets of San Diego’s vibrant Gaslamp Quarter, where they enjoyed live music, dancing, and engaging activities. A diverse array of businesses on the street provided a feast of visual and culinary delights.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Run/Walk! .
The Run/Walk for Brain Health is sponsored by:
Attendees celebrated and supported brain disease research while learning about new breakthroughs and hearing extraordinary stories from those living with brain disease.
The 2025 Presidential Plenary Session focused on advocacy in neurology. To expand on this theme, the Practice and Policy Hub featured an entire day of programming designed to help participants build key skills for engaging in AAN advocacy.
Attendees explored how neurology business leaders can bring principles inspired by the ocean into their work environments. Sessions focused on the latest trends in health care management, strategies for working with new physician leaders and the next generation of administrators, and the importance of maintaining a work-life balance in a demanding industry.
The exhibit hall featured social and networking events, including:
Attendees played pickleball each day of the Annual Meeting. This was a great opportunity to play and learn in a fun and supportive environment.
Affiliated organizations hosted functions during AAN-approved dates and times in conjunction with the AAN Annual Meeting. Learn more.
A perfect opportunity for medical students, residents, and fellows to receive resources on successful research strategies and outcomes and take part in valuable networking and table discussions.
Medical students familiarized themselves with the various subspecialty areas in neurology while making meaningful connections with residents and neurologists.
Trainees and faculty heard about and shared experiences, as well as prospects of clerkship, residency, fellowships, and other neurology career opportunities.
A captivating puzzle series located throughout the convention center that is designed exclusively for neurologists and brain enthusiasts. Solve all the brain-teasing challenges to win a prize. Are you up for the challenge?
Rest is good for your brain! Take a mental pause, relax, and refresh with your friends over these fun activities throughout the convention center.
A chance for career seekers to network and find new career opportunities that align with their career goals.