2020
September 15, 2020 CNS Research Bootcamp
On Tuesday, September 15th, the Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences will be hosting a virtual event called The CNS Research Bootcamp. This event is an informative webinar designed to provide learners with an understanding of the basics of research in order to help with a future career in academia.July 9-11, 2020 CANCELLED: 2020 Canadian Neurosurgery Rookie Camp
The Canadian Neurosurgery Rookie Camp was established nine years ago with the primary objective of supporting new surgical trainees with their transition into residency. Training programs across Canada recognize the steep learning curve faced during the first year and the positive impact that attending this focused surgical course can have on preparing residents for the next six years. Every two years, a different Canadian university is selected to host the Neurosurgery Rookie Camp.May 19, 2020 CANCELLED: 2020 CNS Research Day
This day-long event features a series of poster and oral presentations from our residents, graduate students, PhD candidates and postdoctoral fellows. We will also host a distinguished researcher who will present the keynote address. Attendees of the event are the Department’s faculty, including neurosurgeons, neurologists, affiliated radiologists, pathologists and imaging researchers.April 21, 2020 POSTPONED: CNS Stroke Symposium 2020
This full day event is a continuing medical educational opportunity focusing on the topics in Stroke care and research.April 3, 2020 Stroke Symposium Alberta
What you need to know about stroke diagnosis, management and recovery focused in the office setting. The course will review what happens in acute stroke; how to manage stroke-related recovery issues, including spasticity and driving and how to assess and treat preventively after stroke. The course will be highly interactive and registrant driven with ample time for interaction and discussion.January 10, 2020 National Behavioural Neurology Rounds
"Neurology on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside - Challenges and Opportunities in Treatment and Prevention" presented by UCB.