Child Neurology Society
Look for us at CNS 2025!
Nationwide Children’s faculty actively support the Child Neurology Society (CNS), the preeminent professional association of child neurologists in the United States, Canada, and worldwide. We are proud to have a large team of clinicians contributing to, presenting or leading programs at this year’s meeting, October 8-11 in Charlotte, NC. Come see us in the exhibit hall to meet our faculty and learn about our programs and training opportunities.
Exhibit Hours:
- Wednesday (10/8): 2 to 7:30 p.m. (Welcome Reception starts at 6 p.m.)
- Thursday (10/9): 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Visit the Child Neurology Society for more information.
Nationwide Children's Faculty Involvement
Dara VF Albert, DO, MEd, FAAN, FAES, will present “Unlocking the Mysteries of Pediatric FND: Effective Outpatient Strategies for Diagnosis, Treatment, and Support” and will join the “Panel discussion on FND” on Wednesday, October 8. These sessions are part of the Association of Child Neurology Nurses (ACNN) Annual Conference programming held during the CNS Annual Meeting
Shawn Aylward, MD, will serve as a facilitator for Workshop 2: Botulinum Toxin and Peripheral Nerve Blocks for Headaches on Wednesday, October 8. This session is part of the Clinical Practice track and offers hands-on training in BoNT-A and occipital/trigeminal nerve blocks for adolescents and young adults.
Adam Ostendorf, MD, will speak in Seminar 12: NINDS 75th Anniversary: Clinical Innovation Through Science on Friday, October 10. This Research Advances panel highlights how NINDS-supported science is translating to everyday child neurology care.
Margie Ream, MD, PhD, will present the “2025 Match Report” during the Child Neurology/NDD Educators Symposium on Wednesday, October 8. Also on Wednesday, she will also co-facilitate Breakout Table 4, “Guiding the Struggling Learner: A Path to Progress,” during that symposium. On Saturday, October 11, she will serve as an additional facilitator for the CNS Genetics Summit: Demystifying Next-Generation Sequencing.
Jaime Twanow, MD, will present “Care Models for Transition and Beyond” within Seminar 3: Science & Care Models for Lifespan Transitions in Developmental Disorders on Thursday, October 9. This Research Advances seminar examines evidence-based care models and adult outcomes across neurodevelopmental disorders.