Resident Education Program
The aim of this program is to provide first and second year adult and pediatric neurology residents with a foundation in headache medicine education during a weekend session led by experienced faculty in neurologic education and headache medicine.
We hope that this program will inspire a greater number of junior neurology trainees to consider pursuing careers in headache medicine.
Resident Education Program Committee
 Melissa Rayhill, MD, FAHS, Co-Chair University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine, The State University of New York Williamsville, NY |  Matthew S. Robbins, MD, FAHS, Co-Chair Weill Cornell Medicine New York, New York |
 Deborah I. Friedman, MD, MPH, FAHS UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, Texas |  Amy Gelfand, MD, FAHS UCSF Headache Center San Francisco, California |  Peter J. Goadsby, MD, PhD, FAHS University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, California |
 Paul G. Mathew, MD, DNBPAS, FAHS Harvard Medical School, Mass General Brigham Health, Atrius Health Foxborough, Massachusetts |  Sara J. Pavitt, MD UT Austin Neurosciences at Dell Children’s Austin, Texas |  Noah Rosen, MD, FAHS Hofstra Northwell Headache Center Great Neck, New York |
 Niushen Zhang, MD, FAHS Stanford University Stanford, California |
Upcoming Events
2024 Resident Education Program
IN-PERSON EVENT
LOS ANGELES, CA
The aim of the AHS Resident Education program is to provide early stage adult and pediatric…
Recap of the 2023 #HeadacheEdu
Residents and faculty had a wonderful time at the fall 2023 Resident Education Program at the Luskin Conference Center in Los Angeles, CA. Through various interactive workshops, lectures, small group sessions, and some friendly competition, early-stage residents were able to gain inspiration and learn more about headache medicine. Keep an eye out for updates regarding the 2024 program!
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REACH Program
Hosted at institutions all over the nation, the REACH program aims to increase the profile of headache medicine as a subspecialty, provide a curricular foundation to educate residents and other trainees in the most common reason patients see neurologists, and inspire a greater number of trainees and faculty members to become educators and serve patients with headache and related pain disorders.
Learn more about our half-day curriculum covering essential concepts in headache medicine.
