MONTH IN REVIEW | April 2024
April was a busy month for the Movement Disorders Center. The providers and fellows attended the 2024 American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting in the… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | April 2024
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MONTH IN REVIEW | February 2024
Our calendars are filling up for 2024! Be sure to check out the list of exciting events below! We look forward to seeing you at… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | February 2024
MONTH IN REVIEW | January 2024
We’re looking forward to lots of exciting things in 2024! Happy New Year! We’re excited to share another year with you through our monthly e-newsletters!… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | January 2024
MONTH IN REVIEW | July 2023
One of the best things about July is welcoming the newest Movement Disorders Fellows. Dr. Ondrea Timmermann and Dr. Bridget Ollesch started their training at… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | July 2023
MONTH IN REVIEW | June 2023
Congratulations to our 2023 Movement Disorders Fellowship Graduates! Congratulations to Dr. Heather Heiser and Dr. Antonia Pusso for completing their Movement Disorders Fellowship. Dr. Heiser… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | June 2023
MONTH IN REVIEW | May 2023
May is Huntington’s Disease Awareness Month! The University of Colorado Movement Disorders Center will host its annual Huntington’s Disease Education Day on October 7, 2023.… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | May 2023
MONTH IN REVIEW | April 2023
Our e-newsletter is back! You can subscribe here and you can read the April 2023 newsletter now. In April, the Movement Disorders Center hosted Beatriz… Read More »MONTH IN REVIEW | April 2023
2023 World Parkinson Disease Day
April 11 is World Parkinson Day. While patient care is a large part of our faculty’s care for the Parkinson’s community, there is a lot more that they do.
Intradepartmental Grant Winners
Congratulations to Dr. Jeanne Feuerstein and Dr. Emily Forbes who received the 2022-23 Neurology Intradepartmental Grant Award this year. Since 2016, the University of Colorado… Read More »Intradepartmental Grant Winners
Transitions
The Movement Disorders Center is growing again! A handful of providers have moved on from our center for various personal reasons, including retirement and spouses… Read More »Transitions