A. Gordon Smith, MD, FAAN, will become the next editor-in-chief of Continuum® in 2027. Read about his background as a neurologist, leader, and podcast host—and what he thinks about the journal’s impact and future.

The AAN’s Neurology Compensation and Productivity Dashboard helps you explore the largest benchmarking data set dedicated to neurology and its subspecialties.

For medical students curious about neurology—or already considering it as a career—the AAN’s newest webinar series gives attendees a chance to hear directly from neurologists about what drew them to their subspecialty.

Through the AAN Annual Meeting, research opportunities, and a worldwide neurology community, Ana Paula Sieben Samek, MD, found inspiration that continues to shape her work in Argentina today.

The AAN’s DEI Innovator Grants, DEI Project Grants, and Changemaker Award support academic neurology professionals advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in their institutions or the communities they serve.

Every year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) releases a set of proposed rules for the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, which affects how physicians are paid for their work.

Advocacy doesn’t just help neurologists and patients in the broad sense. It also provides a meaningful outlet for thousands of members.

Early career neurologists and neurology trainees around the world have a powerful opportunity to connect their work with the global neurology community through the AAN Global Scholars and Future Ambassadors Scholarship to the Annual Meeting

Do you know a medical school that doesn’t have a required neurology clerkship? The AAN can bring neurology to them through the Visiting Professor Program.

The United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS) announced the release of its annual reports detailing advances in program and certification growth. In addition, the UCNS is inviting article submissions for consideration in the 2027 Continuous Certification reading list, with a submission dea

Apply now through September 10, 2026, for the 2027 AAN Research Program! Keep reading for stories and advice from past successful applicants.

We’re excited to share an update on how our partner and Legacy Supporter, the American Brain Foundation, is working toward its vision of life without brain disease.

Missed the AAN Annual Meeting in April? Couldn’t attend all your wish-list sessions, or simply want to revisit favorites? Annual Meeting On Demand brings it all to you—through March 1, 2027.

Registration is now open for this summer’s prime opportunity to connect with leading specialists, gain practical insights you can apply right away, and stay at the forefront of this rapidly evolving field.

What is BrainPAC and how does it support AAN advocacy? Read an interview with one of the AAN members leading this essential resource.

Take the AAN Compensation Pulse Survey to help strengthen the field of neurology and get access to the findings.

The AAN has issued a new position statement encouraging neurology fellowships to move their start date from July 1 to July 7 beginning in 2027.

Access to care, regulatory and administrative burden, the neurology workforce, and neuroscience research and brain health are our 2026 advocacy priorities. Learn more about each topic and get involved!

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The AAN Diversity Leadership Program, Emerging Leaders Program, and Practice Leadership Program are now accepting applications for the upcoming cycle.