CME/CPD Programmes from other Organisations
Please find below other Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities given by affiliated organizations. We would like to point out that these courses are not related to EAN career development programmes.
The Movement Disorders Society (MDS) LEAP Program is a 12-month program encompassing the development of leadership skills through a mentored development and a didactic skills format. The two-day training workshop takes place immediately prior to the MDS International Congress.
Grant: MDS provides support to participants for travel and accommodations for the two-day didactic program.
Program Objectives
- Facilitate the personal leadership growth and effectiveness of early career movement disorders specialists
- Enhance the leadership skills of early career movement disorders specialists through education of group leadership principles
- Promote engagement of early career movement disorders specialists in the leadership in MDS as well as in their own professional environment
- Integrate early career leaders into appropriate leadership positions within MDS
Find out more about eligibility and requirements on the MDS Website
The International Master in Sleep Medicine – in collaboration with the University of Bern and the Università della Svizzera italiana as well as 14 international partner universities – offers a unique online postgraduate program, which provide advanced medical and scientific insights into sleep physiology, chronobiology and sleep medicine. The program begins every two years.
Next starting date: March 1, 2025
Application Deadline: January 31, 2025
60 ECTS
Language: English
More information can be found on www.asc.unibe.ch
With this programme, the ENMC aims to facilitate the emergence and support of the next generation of specialists and potential research leaders in the international NMD field. Opportunities will be provided to help these mid-career researchers to develop their full potential, in order to accelerate progress and innovation in NMD research and facilitate effective communication and collaboration with multiple stakeholders in the current landscape (funders, media, industry, patient organisations, health care professionals, administrative and regulatory offices etc.). Finally, this programme may create opportunities for talented and ambitious mid-career NMD researchers and clinical specialists to become modern leaders.
More information can be found at: https://www.enmc.org/mid-career-mentoring-programme/
The EPNS Exam will assess the basic knowledge needed to underpin Paediatric Neurology training.
Candidates must be either Paediatric Neurology trainees who are qualified physicians and have completed at least 2 years training in Paediatric Neurology, or registered Paediatric Neurologists who currently practice in the field of Paediatric Neurology.
| Language | English only |
| Topics of questions | See EPNS Learning Objectives and EPNS Training Guide |
| Number of places | Maximum 50 persons, accepted on a first come, first served basis. |
| Participation | In-person only. Virtual participation is not possible. |
| Who is the EPNS Exam is aimed at? | Qualified physicians with at least 2 years of training in Paediatric Neurology: from trainees/residents to senior registered Paediatric Neurologists who currently work in a major commitment in the field of paediatric neurology and would like to retest their knowledge. |
More information can be found at: https://www.epns.info/education-and-training/
The Academy's one-to-one Mentoring programme provides post-doctoral and independent biomedical and health researchers with career development support by pairing them with an Academy Fellow or senior academic.
The Academy promotes an enabling, non-directive approach to help mentees make critical decisions through the developmental model of mentoring. Mentors provide a framework for making career choices and act as a signpost to information and resources.
Find out more about eligibility, mentors, the matching process, mentoring resources and supports on the mentoring website.
The international university course "Clinical Autonomic Neuroscience (Certified Program)" provides knowledge in the field of clinical semiquantitative and instrumented qualitative functional diagnostics of the autonomic nervous system as well as specific therapeutic methods based on scientific knowledge of pathophysiological mechanisms. A high level of specific expertise in the clinical management of autonomic dysfunction allows for evidence-based individualized care in both the acute and chronic phases of disease.
This Certified program has a duration of 2 Semesters and you can gather 20 ECTS-Points and is organised by the University of Continuing Education in Krems, Austria.
More information can be found at: https://www.donau-uni.ac.at/en/studies/european-program-of-clinical-autonomic-neuroscience.html
With the training platform the Spanish Society of Neurology intends to promote interaction between professionals in the neurological medical specialty and all sectors of society that may be related to it, collaboration and cooperation between them for the promotion, development, study and knowledge scientific and practical specialty.
More information can be found on the SEN website (in Spanish) under: https://cursos.sen.es/escuelasen
The purpose of this postgraduate course is to cover the entire field of stroke medicine, ranging from basic knowledge in pathophysiology, acute management of ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke, primary and secondary prevention to neurorehabilitation. In addition, a research focus is maintained throughout all lectures, workshop and seminars, covering all aspects of basic, translational and clinical stroke research.
An international faculty of world leading stroke experts will provide lectures, seminars and workshops in close collaboration with the local faculty at the University of Bern.
The programme covers five semesters and is structured in nine modules and a master thesis.
- Master of Advanced Studies in Stroke Medicine (60 ECTS)
More information on separate modules, admission, registration and fees can be found at here
Application for a scholarship from ESO is possible, please find more information here
MAS: Multiple Sklerose Management (M.Sc.) - Dresden International University
Under the auspices of the German Multiple Sclerosis Society (DMSG), the part-time Master's degree programme ‘Multiple Sclerosis Management’ offers a unique, structured and practice-oriented training course to become an MS specialist at the highest level. It is aimed at doctors, therapists, nursing staff and scientists in hospitals, science and practice, in the pharmaceutical industry and in public employment, as well as pharmacists, psychologists and biologists who wish to specialise in multiple sclerosis.
Language: German
Location: online - virtual classroom, some in-person appointments
Duration: 4 semesters
ECTS points: 60
Fee: 795€ per month
Application Deadline: 01 October 2024
More Information (in German): DIU: Multiple Sklerose Management (M.Sc.) l Werden Sie Expert:in! (di-uni.de)