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FAQ's

Photo of ProfessorAnswers to the most commonly asked questions about the Epilepsy Education Programs and MiniFellow Network are available by clicking on the questions below. If you have an additional question that you don't see answered here, contact us for more information.

Q: What educational programs are available and when are they offered?
Q: How do I apply for the programs?
Q: Who serves as faculty for the programs?
Q: What are the costs associated with attending a program?
Q: Can participants bring spouses?
Q: I’m an adult neurologist who sometimes sees pediatric patients. Can I attend a pediatric program?



Q: What education programs are available and when are they offered?

A: Our current line up of educational progams can be found on our Program Calendar page.

Q: How do I apply for the programs?
Invitations for the "Epilepsy MiniFellowship®", "Residents Epilepsy Program", "Pediatric Epilepsy Program", and "Neurostimulation for Epilepsy" (for fellows) programs are extended directly to selected residency/ fellowship program directors. To apply for the "Epilepsy for Advanced Practice Providers" programs please submit an application and curriculum vitae to the conference coordinator. Applications are available on the Program Calendar page.
Q: Who serves as faculty for the programs?

A: Our core faculty and guest lecturers are all respected in their fields and hail from universities throughout the country. This distinguished group of Guest Faculty also includes members of our Advisory Board.

Q: What are the costs associated with attending a program?

A: Participants are responsible for registration fees*, ground transportation between the conference center and airport, airline baggage fees, and any incidental fees incurred at the conference center. Tuition, lodging, and meals for all programs are provided through unrestricted educational grants.

*Registration fees are as follows:
  • Epilepsy MiniFellowship
  • Residents & Pediatric Programs
  • Epilepsy for APPs
  • Neurostimulation for Epilepsy

$300
$250
$200
Currently no registration fee for weekend courses

Q: Can participants bring spouses?

A: Spouses/guests are welcome to attend, but should consider that participants will be engaged in an intense course of study from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. each day. Costs for the spouse/guest must be borne by the participant, including airfare and ground transportation. There is no extra charge for a spouse/guest in the room without meals. If guests prefer to have meals, please contact Teresa, our conference coordinator about meal costs.


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