And just like that residency has come to an end. Thank you to all of my co-residents for sharing this journey with me and to the
WashU Neurology program for the continued support . I am thrilled to stay for Movement Disorders fellowship and to continue my research in the Yoo lab!

Thanks for adding me!

Lastly, you can do this! If you’re at this stage you s already done most of the hard work and now you get to just write something to explain it to people.

4. The middle chapters are the easiest since they’re essentially an expanded version of your papers.
5. The end chapter ( future directions) is a fun chance to show your committee how you think scientifically ( what new directions you would’ve pursued if you’d continued the project).

1. Set time for just writing. This means no experiments or anything else.
2. The intro chapter takes the longest and is the most work. Start by doing an outline and gathering references.
3. Consider turning the intro chapter into a review ( if your PI is on board with that).

Looking to follow accounts related to the basic science and clinical practice of movement disorders and Neuro degenerative diseases , any suggestions ?

I decided to open an account here since a lot of the scientific and medical community is moving here! I’m Gabe. I’m an aspiring movement disorders physician scientist currently finishing up my Neuro residency at WashU. Happy to connect !