Connecting with your colleagues from around the globe is now easier than ever with the new and improved Synapse AAN Member Communities platform and mobile app. If you’re not already connected, now’s the perfect time to engage!

The AAN’s Neurology ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú Training is designed to support and educate health care professionals interested in pursuing a career in medical education.

The UCNS is seeking applications for certification in the areas of Interventional Neurology, Headache Medicine, Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry, and Neonatal Neurocritical Care. Read more about test dates and important application deadlines.

The statement provides a framework of considerations to aid decision-making and use of biosimilar therapeutics, plus considerations on payer-mandated switching from biologic products.

You need mentorship, a colleague network, and resources to grow as a leader. Here’s some tips for finding mentors, networking, and learning leadership skills as a neurologist or neuroscience professional.

The AAN’s global community of 40,000+ inspired minds from 148 countries around the globe is special. But don’t take our word for it—hear directly from members on what led them to join, and join us or renew your membership today!

Registration is open for the 2026 AAN Annual Meeting April 18–22 in Chicago and online. Get a preview of what makes this meeting a not-to-be-missed event and secure your spot today before the early registration savings end January 22.

Mark your calendars to submit your research and register for the 2026 AAN Autoimmune Neurology Conference, taking place August 7-8!

In the 50th year of the Residency In-service Training Examination (RITE), we’re looking back at the exam’s legacy in preparing neurology residents for their ABPN exam and future as neurologists.

Here’s a summary of AAN advocacy for neurologists, neuroscience professionals, and brain health for all in 2025.

We’ve updated your search experience, making it easier to find what you need from our resources on a topic with a quick search.

The UCNS is a nonprofit established by the AAN and other organizations to provide a means of formal recognition and improved training standards for subspecialties. See why accreditation matters for your program.

Medical students can get involved in neurology advocacy through free AAN membership—and they lend a unique, necessary perspective. Hear from two student advocates and learn how you can get involved.

BrainPAC serves as neurology’s voice on Capitol Hill, funded entirely by donations from eligible US AAN members. Learn how it works and why it matters.

Learn case-based approaches to inclusion for academic neurology departments, then discuss your own situations with your colleagues in a live forum.

With the AAN’s special Business Administrator membership category, professionals engaged in managing academic or private neurology practices can be armed to tackle the latest challenges and emerging trends, advance their careers, and be an integral part of the AAN’s community of inspired minds worki

The UCNS is a nonprofit established by the AAN and other organizations to provide a means of formal recognition and improved training standards for subspecialties. UCNS diplomates must complete their continuous certification requirements by the end of the year.

AI tools have been implemented in a number of settings, including neurology practices. Find AAN AI resources and read how one practice has found AI useful in answering services, pre-intake systems, and scribing.

Dig into the results of three periodic studies of neurology residents, program directors, and clerkship directors published in the AAN’s journal Neurology® ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú.

Neurology off the Hill had a record number of participants this year, speaking up for telehealth flexibilities and prior authorization reform.