Neurology
The Division of Neurology is a vibrant community of neurologists under the leadership of Dr. Anthony Lang, numbering approximately 71 full-time members across the University of Toronto. We consist of many diverse and exciting subspecialties including movement disorders, epilepsy, neuromuscular disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis, behavioural neurology, sleep, headache, general neurology, neuro-ophthalmology and neuro-oncology. With this breadth of expertise, we are proud to be able to provide outstanding care, research, and training opportunities in any subspecialty in the field.
Neurology Research
Our faculty members conduct a wide range of research from basic molecular and genetic studies, animal models of diseases, drug discovery, human physiological and imaging studies, clinical trials to clinical epidemiology and health services research.
Neurology Fellowships
The Department of Medicine offers more than 100 fellowships across our affiliated hospital sites. More than 10 of those fellowships are through the Division of Neurology.
Resident Resources
Where you’ll find everything from trainee schedules, manuals, learning resources and more.
Clinical Programs
Our division offers many clinical programs including movement disorders, neuromuscular diseases, epilepsy and sleep disorders.
History
In 1905, Dr. Meyers established the "Nervous Wards" at the Toronto General Hospital, which also treated "functional neuroses" in indigent patients...
Neurology Residency Training Program
