UNC Neurology provides neurological expertise which includes teaching, research, and patient care.
01/24/2026
📢 Join us for EMU Learning Day!
đź’ˇ What to Expect During an EMU Stay
Join us for a learning event where UNC experts explain:
âś” How the EMU works
âś” What to expect during your stay
âś” Q&A with previous EMU participants
📅 Feb 7 | 🕙 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Register by Feb 2: https://bit.ly/48tQBtl
01/22/2026
A new clinical trial—featured in Nature Medicine’s “Eleven Clinical Trials That Will Shape Medicine in 2026”—is showing promise for an mRNA‑based CAR T therapy that could transform treatment for myasthenia gravis. Early results show 57% of patients reached minimal symptoms by month 6, with some staying symptom‑free for over a year.
Congratulations to Dr. Chhitij Tiwari, who has been awarded a 2025 Kaiser Permanente Excellence in Teaching Award at the UNC School of Medicine Fall Convocation & Awards Ceremony!
This student-selected honor recognizes residents who bring exceptional passion to medical education—engaging learners in clinical care, promoting teamwork, and creating an outstanding learning environment. We’re proud to see Dr. Tiwari’s dedication to Neurology education recognized across the School of Medicine.
👏 Way to go, Dr. Tiwari!
Thank you for your commitment to our students and to the mission of UNC Neurology.
📢 Join us for EMU Learning Day!
Hosted by Triangle NC Epilepsy, this event is designed for caregivers and individuals living with epilepsy.
đź—“ Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026
📍 Kiwanis Park Community Center, Raleigh, NC
âś… FREE Lunch Provided!
Register by Feb 2: https://bit.ly/48tQBtl
01/08/2026
đź“… Mark your calendars!
Join us for the 5th Annual Stroke Survivor & Caregiver Event hosted by UNC & Rex Comprehensive Stroke Centers.
đź—“ Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026
🕗 Time: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Location: UNC Health – Morrisville
5221 Paramount Parkway, 1st Floor, Ball Room, Morrisville, NC 27560
Congratulations to Dr. JoJo Yang, Division Chief of Child Neurology, on her Neurology® editorial!
She explores why surgical evaluation for children with drug-resistant epilepsy should be offered to all patients—and how timely referrals can change lives.
Join us in congratulating Dr. Julia Carlson on receiving the UNC Junior Faculty Development Award!
Her research will focus on understanding neuropsychiatric outcomes after traumatic brain injury—work that could transform care for patients recovering from TBI.
Two new studies from UNC Neurology are challenging traditional care models and shaping the future of stroke and neurocritical recovery:
🔹 Study 1: Do all patients need ICU care after thrombectomy?
🔹 Study 2: Why NeuroRecovery clinics matter for long-term recovery.
Learn how these findings could improve patient care and reduce costs:
“UNC Neurology researchers publish two studies discussing stroke care and post-neuroICU recovery. Learn how new findings on ICU resource use and NeuroRecovery clinics could transform patient outcomes.
12/12/2025
Join us in congratulating Dr. Thiri Lin, Neurology PGY-3, on receiving the AAN Resident Research Scholarship Award!
Her project focuses on improving status epilepticus care across North Carolina—a vital initiative that has already earned the UNC Health Community Health Impact Award. We’re proud of Dr. Lin’s dedication to advancing patient care!
Join us in celebrating Dr. Irena Dujmovic Basuroski’s promotion to Clinical Professor of Neurology!
Dr. Dujmovic Basuroski has made incredible contributions to patient care, research, and education—leading UNC’s MS and Neuroimmunology programs and establishing the only Transverse Myelitis Center in NC. Congratulations, Dr. Dujmovic Basuroski!
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UNC Neurology congratulates Dr. Irena Dujmovic Basuroski on her promotion to Clinical Professor, recognizing her leadership in MS/Neuroimmunology, patient care, and research excellence.
12/02/2025
🎉 Celebrating Excellence in Community Health!
At the 2025 Community Health Impact Awards, UNC Neurology faculty were honored for their outstanding contributions to patient care and equity:
✅ Dr. Nina Browner – Physician Leadership in Advancing Access to Care
✅ Dr. Clio Rubinos, Dr. Thiri Lin, and Dr. Joel Callahan – Clinic and Practice Impact
These leaders are driving progress in care, education, and research across North Carolina. 👏
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Child Neurology | Epilepsy | General Neurology | Headache | Memory and Cognitive Disorders | Movement Disorders | Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmuniology | Neurocritical Care | Sleep Medicine | Stroke and Vascular Neurology
The UNC School of Medicine’s Department of Neurology provides the neurological expertise to support the School’s three-part mission of providing leadership and excellence in the areas of patient care, education and research. The department has more than 45 faculty with broad subspecialty representation in epilepsy, memory and cognitive disorders, movement disorders, neuromuscular diseases, sleep disorders, cerebrovascular diseases, headache, neurocritical care, and pediatric neurological disorders.
Patient Care
We are proud to be a part of UNC Hospitals which is operated by and for the people of North Carolina. Our commitment to excellence in clinical care is absolute and we provide high quality multidisciplinary specialty care through our busy adult and child neurology clinics located in Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Cary (adult only), and Lumberton (pediatric only).
Education and Training
The department is dedicated to teaching and we provide educational programs for our medical students, residents and fellows that teach the art of compassionate care with the science of evidence-based treatment.
Research
Our research laboratories provide state-of-the-art facilities for our faculty to carry out their investigations into the basic mechanisms of neurological physiology and pathophysiology. Our faculty have a strong commitment to clinical research and the department is active in many clinical trials of treatment for neurological disease. We are proud to partner with leading researchers throughout the UNC Chapel Hill campus and with research partners around the state, country and world.