University of Alabama Hospital (Birmingham) Child Neurology
Residency · Birmingham, AL
Sponsored by University of Alabama Hospital · Director Sarah Novara
Residency · Birmingham, AL
Sponsored by University of Alabama Hospital · Director Sarah Novara
Residency Program Director
Psychiatrist, Associate Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Pediatric simulation education and quality improvement in the care of pediatric neurology patients., Pediatric epilepsy, headache, developmental delay, and pediatric ischemic stroke.
Residency Associate Program Director
Pediatric medicine physician, Associate Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Child Neurology Education Leadership Committee — Scholarly Activity and Mentorship
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Neurometabolic disorders, neurodegenerative disorders, Rett Syndrome and other childhood degenerative and genetic disorders, Neurometabolic disorders and neurodegenerative disorders.
Division Director
Epilepsy physician, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Child Neurology Education Leadership Committee — Didactics
Neurologist, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Pediatric neuroimmunology and demyelinating disorders.
Child Neurology Education Leadership Committee — Scholarly Activity and Mentorship
Neurologist, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Clinical Interests
Child Neurology Education Leadership Committee — Professional Development and Diversity/Inclusion
Pediatric medicine physician, Associate Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Stroke in children and pediatric epilepsy.
Chief Residents, UAB Child Neurology Residency Program
Pediatrics resident, University of Alabama Hospital
Chief Residents, UAB Child Neurology Residency Program
Pediatrics resident, University of Alabama Hospital
Professor
Neurologist, Professor of Pediatrics at University of Alabama Hospital
Rett Syndrome and related genetic disorders of early neurodevelopment
Program Director
Neurologist at University of California (San Francisco) School of Medicine
Pediatrician
Neuromuscular disorders, Tourette Syndrome, Epilepsy, Medical education
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Clinical neurophysiology physician, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Rett syndrome, epilepsy
Assistant Professor
Neurologist, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Dr. Brown clinical interests include global health, fetal neurology, palliative care, compassionate communication and neurodevelopmental monitoring.
Assistant Professor
Psychiatrist, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Dr. Byrd clinical interests include caring for patients with epilepsy, her research interest is improving care for underserved populations.
Assistant Professor
Neurologist, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Muscle and nerve disorders
Professor
Clinical neurophysiology physician, Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
MRI and Magnetic Electroencephalogram (MEG) to understand and treat pediatric epilepsy, Predictors of outcome after epilepsy surgery, epilepsy, and tuberous sclerosis, and functional brain imaging in a reorganization after brain injury., Epilepsy surgery, ketogenic diet, and magnetoencephalography (MEG).
Clinical Professor
Neurologist, Clinical Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Epilepsy, neonatal neurology and autism.
Professor; Co-Director, Center for Pediatric Onset Demyelinating Disease Clinic
Epilepsy physician, Professor of Pediatric Neurology and Director of the Center for Pediatric Onset Demyelinating Disease Clinic at University of Alabama Hospital
Pediatric multiple sclersosis and other demyelinating disorders of childhood as well as outcome following neonatal brain injury
Assistant Professor
Pediatric medicine physician, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
Epilepsy, developmental delay, and headaches.
Assistant Professor
Clinical neurophysiology physician, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama Hospital
