I’m a neurologist who has always enjoyed being active in medical education. However, after moving to an area with very few neurologists my goals shifted to include a focus of education on clinical neurology for the non-neurologist. Unfortunately, many people working in healthcare get little to no training in neurology, and what they do receive may not be practical to their future practice. My goal is to make those physicians in other specialties comfortable when confronted with a neurologic issue when they may not have a neurologist readily available to consult with.

“Pick Your Brain” Is Code for “Work for Free”
A startup wanted a physician advisor.. but not a paid one. Why are doctors still expected to give away expertise that every other profession charges for?






