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2024 Meeting Schedule

CNEC meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 1:00 p.m. CT. All coordinators regardless of AAN membership status are welcome to attend. 

Annual Meeting Programming

Find programming for clerkship, residency, and fellowship coordinators at the Annual Meeting by filtering by the "Coordinator" audience in our program search.

Coordinator Recognition Award

The Coordinator Recognition Awards acknowledge the essential function of neurology education coordinators. Coordinators face many challenges, including limited resources and research and clinical missions that compete with the educational mission. We recognize these neurology coordinators whose creativity and innovation are crucial in ensuring the future of neurology. Nominations and self-nominations are accepted. Learn more.

Residency Coordinator Resources

• The AAN advises that all Neurology and Child Neurology residency/fellowship programs should commit to virtual interviews for all applicants in place of in-person interviews for the 2023–2024 application cycle. View the Consensus Statement on 2023-2024 Application Cycle. 

• The process of selecting a chief resident is an important choice. Discover how to contribute to the process: Program Coordinator Development: Choosing, Training, and Forging Relationships with Incoming Chief Residents from Michelle R. Armstrong, MAEd, C-TAGME, Marla Scofield, C-TAGME, Fran Clark, C-TAGME, and Rebecca M. Grubb.
• As recruitment season approaches, preparing more than just the itinerary and yourself can benefit you, the candidates, faculty, residents, and the program. Get ideas to take your preparation for Interview Day a step further from Michelle R. Armstrong, MAEd, C-TAGME.
• The RITE^®residency in-service training examination) is a self-assessment tool that evaluates overall knowledge of neurology and neuroscience and identifies areas for potential growth. View the CNEC presentation on changes to the 2024 administration process and visit the RITE page for the latest updates regarding the RITE exam.
• The ACGME requires documented semiannual evaluations of resident performance. Refer to best practices and consider ways programs can use ACGME Milestones for Program Improvement from Melissa Crisp, C-TAGME, Rebecca M. Grubb, and Frances Clark, BS, C-TAGME. Find more resources.