All adult neurology residents in our program are required to fulfill a scholarly activity requirement during their time here at Einstein / Montefiore. Such an endeavor can be accomplished in a variety of arenas, including poster or oral presentations at national or international meetings as well as publications in the peer-reviewed literature. Scholarly activities may include case reports or larger clinical series, clinical or neuroscience research projects, epidemiological or large cohort studies, reports as educational tools or the humanities as related to neurology, and other endeavors.
Our department offers residents plenty of opportunities for fulfilling their scholarly requirement, including resident-initiated research projects spurred by interesting cases or clinical scenarios encountered during training, taking advantage of many subspecialty divisional strengths and the incredibly diverse patient population of the Bronx. Clinical research here has covered all areas of subspecialty interests in neurology. In addition, special arrangements can be made for interested neurology residents to consolidate elective time during their chief resident year and work on a neuroscience project over consecutive months uninterrupted.
Dr. Matthew Robbins coordinates this endeavor for the adult neurology residency program and all questions pertaining to this issue can be forwarded to him.
Resident and Fellow Awards 2012
Jules Beal, MD
Isabelle Rapin, MD Scholarly Activity Award
Matthew Swan, MD
Isabelle Rapin, MD Scholarly Activity Award
Ryna Then, MD
Leo M. Davidoff Award for Outstanding Teaching of Medical Students
Enrico Vintayen, MD
Leo M. Davidoff Award for Outstanding Teaching of Medical Students
Resident and Fellow Awards 2011
Vincent De Orchis, MD receiving
the Montefiore Outstanding
House Officer Award
Vincent De Orchis, MD
Montefiore Outstanding House Officer Award
Karthikeyan Arcot
Leo M. Davidoff Award for Outstanding Teaching of Medical Students
Albert Einstein College of Medicine Teaching Award
Larisa Weinstein
Leo M. Davidoff Award for Outstanding Teaching of Medical Students
Dong Wang, MD, PhD
S. Weir Mitchell Award
Given by the Alliance Awards Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology to encourage basic research in neuroscience by physicians in clinical neurology training programs.
Matthew Swan
Albert Einstein College of Medicine Teaching Award
Shouri Lahiri
Albert Einstein College of Medicine Teaching Award
Dong Wang, MD, PhD Dong receiving
the S. Weir Mitchell Award
 2012-2013 chief residents Deepa Bhupali, Raminder Parihar, and Richard Tsai at the 2013 AAN meeting |
 Cinthi Pillai, MD (class of 2015) presenting at the AAN |
 Clotilde Hainline, MD (class of 2015) presenting at the AAN |
Deepa Bhupali, MD, class of 2013,
presenting her poster at the 2012 AAN annual meeting. |
Indira Dejesus, MD, class of 2013,
presenting her poster at the 2012 AAN annual meeting. |
Eliz Agopian, MD, MPH, class of 2012, presenting her poster at the 2012 AAN annual meeting.
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Victor Ferastraoaru, MD, class of 2014, presenting his poster at the 2012 AAN annual meeting .
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Enrico Vintayen, MD and Dong Wang, MD (Class of 2012) at the 2012 AAN annual meeting.
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Matthew Swan, MD (Class of 2012) presenting his research, "Myoclonus encountered during inpatient neurology consultation," to the Department of Neurology.
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