Thank you so much Dr Weinberg , it's always a pleasure to see your videos , i have noticed recently that the sound quality is much better , thank you for your effort
Hi Dr. Weinberg. The videos are awesome. Thanks. Are there any bridging fellowship course for adult neurologist in the field of neuroradiology ? I am an adult neurologist based in Asia.
I hope I understand the question, but it seems like you are asking about ways, like a fellowship, for a clinical neurologist to learn more about neuroimaging and potentially take on more neuroradiology in their practice. In the US, this is pretty uncommon, although there are a few examples such as the NIH clinical neuroimaging program: research.ninds.nih.gov/employment-training/training-programs-ninds/clinical-fellowship-and-residency-programs/clinical-neuroimaging Otherwise, though, there aren't many formal programs that do this. There are political reasons that specialties aren't really interested in training other specialties to take on their work, plus practical reasons. Thanks for watching the video!
Thank you so much Dr Weinberg , it's always a pleasure to see your videos , i have noticed recently that the sound quality is much better , thank you for your effort
Thank you! I've been trying to make the videos better so glad it's coming through.
Thank you so much for this effort
Please keep going
Thank you, I will
Hi Dr. Weinberg. The videos are awesome. Thanks. Are there any bridging fellowship course for adult neurologist in the field of neuroradiology ? I am an adult neurologist based in Asia.
I hope I understand the question, but it seems like you are asking about ways, like a fellowship, for a clinical neurologist to learn more about neuroimaging and potentially take on more neuroradiology in their practice. In the US, this is pretty uncommon, although there are a few examples such as the NIH clinical neuroimaging program:
research.ninds.nih.gov/employment-training/training-programs-ninds/clinical-fellowship-and-residency-programs/clinical-neuroimaging
Otherwise, though, there aren't many formal programs that do this. There are political reasons that specialties aren't really interested in training other specialties to take on their work, plus practical reasons.
Thanks for watching the video!
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