Emory Pediatric Neurology

Happy Halloween! Loved seeing the different costumes all over the hospital.

How many residents does it take to escape a room?

Apparently more than 4 cause we called in reinforcements. But we did it!

Time to meet ✨PGY4 Madeleine (Maddie) Hebert✨!

Hometown: Lafayette, LA

Medical school: LSU New Orleans

Why Emory?: Diverse patient population, variety of hospitals, strong adult neurology program, a lot of growth!

Favorite thing to do in Atlanta: beltline adventures, Painted Pin for silly duckpin bowling!

Favorite restaurant in Atlanta: Lyla Lila (go check it out, my cousin is the bartender!)

Future career goals/research interests: either neurophysiology or neuro-immunology

Hello applicants! Please join us for a virtual open house on September 27, 2022. We’d love to tell you more about our program, living in Atlanta, and answer any questions you may have.

Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/93656893548?pwd=eURJL3lCVlh0Y2g2UG0xdEhmZ3A1dz09

Meeting ID: 936 5689 3548
Passcode: 567965

Next up, say hello to ✨PGY3 Callie Ray✨!

Hometown: Perry, Georgia
Medical school: Medical College of Georgia
Why Emory? I have lived in Georgia my whole life and considered branching out for residency but felt so at home during my interview that I could not see myself anywhere else. I get to see unique and interesting patients daily under the guide of down-to-earth and incredibly talented upper levels, fellows, and attendings. Atlanta is not only a city that is close to family and friends for me but also one that is incredibly diverse and perfect for people like me that love so socialize and explore.
Favorite thing to do in Atlanta: The Works! Or walking around Blackburn Park
Favorite restaurant in Atlanta: Fudo or Cafe Bombay
Future career goals/research interests: I hope to work in general pediatric neurology but especially love cases and topics in neurodevelopment and neuropsych.

Welcome party at Dr. Wolf’s! Nothing like a Sunday afternoon filled with Mexican food, drinks, and getting to know our co-residents, attendings, and our families.

Time to meet the residents of Emory Pediatric Neurology! First up, say hello to ✨PGY5 Avni Sanghi✨. She is one of our current chiefs and fearless resident leaders!

Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Medical school: A.T. Still University
Why Emory? I chose Emory for the amazing colleagues and the amazing city. The Childrens hospitals are large, catch net hospitals with diverse pathology and high patient volumes, which provide lots of hands-on learning experience.
Favorite thing to do in Atlanta: Walk in piedmont park, listen to live music, and try different ethnic foods.
Favorite restaurant in Atlanta: The Optimist (seafood restaurant)
Future career goals/research interests: Epilepsy Fellowship

So many exciting things happened to wrap up the 2021-2022 academic year. We are so proud of our previous chief being selected by the pediatrics residency program as Fellow Teacher of the Year! We can’t wait to work with her as an attending at CHOA.

Hope everyone had a good last week! We are so happy to announce our 4 new incoming child neurology residents. Welcome to the family!

As we near the end of the holiday season, happy holidays and new year from our PGY3 Dr. Ashley Nutt and PGY4 Dr. Ekta Bery while on service at our Egleston hospital location in !

Our consult team usually includes a senior peds neuro resident, an adult neurology resident, a general pediatrics resident, and sometimes a junior peds neuro resident!

The holidays can’t come soon enough! Here’s our neurology team at Scottish Rite Hospital getting into the holiday spirit! Located on the north side of , Scottish Rite is 1 of 2 of our tertiary care pediatric centers with 273 beds, 55 PICU beds, and an inpatient rehabilitation unit!

For this Thanksgiving, a group of our residents, faculty, and family got up early today to participate in and each deliver meals to senior citizens in Atlanta! Then stopped by Krog street market afterwards for recharging with a cup of coffee!