Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship

Your training will take place in the Department of Neurology at the University of Oklahoma, which is an accredited neurology program. The Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship is an accredited fellowship program of one year duration. Applicants must forward all of the following information to the Program Director for consideration:

• Completed universal residency application form (can be found on the internet, or under our residency information section in this website)
• Letter of personal goals, not more than one page
• Copy of current curriculum vitae
• Three letters of recommendation from faculty members
• Citizenship/Visa status, if applicable.
• Copy of ECFMG certificate with expiration date, if applicable.
• Copy of USMLE scores, Steps 1, 2 and 3 (NOTE:  USMLE Step 3 must be completed prior to starting the fellowship program)
• Copy of residency certificate, if available.

A qualifying candidate will be one who has completed an accredited residency training in Neurology, Child Neurology, Psychiatry or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The program will cover the broad area of clinical neurophysiology with opportunity for more extensive experience in EEG and epilepsy.

Training will include EEG, video EEG monitoring, EMG and nerve conduction studies, evoked potential tests, electrodiagnostic assessment of movement disorders and treatment with Botox, polysomnography, autonomic testing, and intraoperative monitoring. In addition, the fellow will also have the opportunity to observe and learn electrocorticography, and cortical mapping of motor and sensory functions by direct cortical stimulation. The fellow is expected to participate and complete a research project as well.

Read a detail description of your experience, and see a table of the curriculum
If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact Kalarickal J. Oommen, M.D.

By email KJ-Oommen@ouhsc.edu

By snailmail
Kalarickal J. Oommen, M.D.
Associate Professor, Neurology
Director, Comprehensive Oklahoma Program for Epilepsy
P.O. Box 26901, Suite 215
Oklahoma City, OK 73190-3048


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