Neurology on the Hill 2026 participants advocated for fixing the Medicare payment system, protecting access to telehealth, and investing in the BRAIN Initiative.

Walter Koroshetz, MD, FAAN, is being honored with the AAN’s prestigious President’s Award.

The AAN Member Needs Assessment Survey is a critical tool in allowing members’ voices to be heard, and for the AAN to gather insights on the constantly evolving neurology landscape so we can better understand how to support you. See what issues are most important to members.

Earn CME and learn about health care disparities with the AAN’s Health Care Equity Webinar Series. Focuses include neurodiversity, LGBTQ+ health, and more.

Growing a vibrant, diverse neurology workforce is critical to meeting the growing need for neurological care. The new General Neurology Boot Camp at the 2026 Annual Meeting is primed to inspire!

Studying for the ABPN initial certification board exam in neurology? Use these proven study tips (and the AAN’s NeuroReady®: Board Prep Edition) to maximize your chances of passing the board exam and getting certified.

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.